| Welcome | Guus Velders & Roald Wolters (Co-chairs EPCAC) |
| Introduction to EPCAC | Roald Wolters |
| Part 1 – News - Updated WHO Guidelines and EU air quality revision |
| WHO global air quality guidelines 2021: Setting ambitious goals for air quality to protect public health | Roman Perez Velasco (WHO) |
| Air quality – revision of EU rules | Michael Klinkenberg/Johanna Lindner (EC) |
| Part 2 – Source apportionment and multi-scale air quality modelling |
| Recent applications of uEMEP for fine scale modelling in Europe | Bruce Rolstad Denby (Met.no) |
| The 2021 Urban PM2.5 Atlas, are cities responsible for their air pollution? | Philippe Thunis / Enrico Pisoni (JRC) |
| Sensitivity of air quality to emissions changes – contribution to FAIRMODE Cross-cutting Task 9 on Air Quality Model Projections | Ranjeet Sokhi (Univ. Hertfordshire) |
| Part 3 – Multi-level governance: cooperation between local and national level |
| Multi level agreement on clean air in the Netherlands | Karin Blaauw (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and water management) |
| Joint effectiveness of the local/regional air quality plan: projected exposure in 2022 and 2026 in Poland | Joanna Struzewska (Warshaw Univ of Techn.) |
| Part 4 – Modelling and monitoring requirements for policies |
| NO2 exposure in Austrian cities – comparison of different methods | Christian Nagl (Umweltbundesamt – Environment Agency Austria Vienna) |
| Electrification of road transport and the impacts on air quality and health in the UK | Daniel Mehlig (Imperial College) |
| Part 5 – Actions at the city level, experiences linking air and climate actions |
| Work being done in cities in the global south | Beatriz Cárdenas (WRI) |
| London’s air pollution story – from pea-souper smogs to the Ultra Low Emission Zone | Elliot Treharne (City of London) |
| Clean air in cities - case studies on air quality measures | Levente Molnar (EEA) |
| Part 6 – What lessons can be learned from emission reductions during corona lockdown? |
| The effects of lockdown measures on air quality in Italy based on model simulations | Ilaria D'Elia / Massimo D'Isidoro (Italian National Agency for New Technologies, ENEA) |
| COVID-19 lockdown only partially alleviates health impacts of air pollution in Northern Italy | Lara Aleluia Reis (RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment) |
| Air quality & COVID pandemic: lessons to be learned – Portugal case study | Alexandra Monteiro (University of Aveiro) |
| Conclusion | Guus Velders |
