| Welcome | Guus Velders & Roald Wolters (Co-chairs EPCAC) |
| Introduction to EPCAC | Roald Wolters |
| Part 1 – News/developments (e.g. Gothenburg Protocol Review, EU air quality directive) |
| The revision of the Ambient Air Quality Directives. | Michael Klinkenberg (European Commission) |
| Status of the Gothenburg protocol review. | Rob Maas (co-chair TFIAM, RIVM) |
| Eurocities’ recommendations on the revised EU framework on air quality. | Martin Lutz (Senatsverwaltung für Umwelt, Verkehr und Klimaschutz ) |
| Part 2 – Progress in local air quality modelling methodologies |
| Can the WHO air quality guidelines be attained under a revised Gothenburg protocol? Future scenarios for the EU, West Balkans and EECCA. | Bruce Rolstad Denby (Norwegian Meteorological Institute) |
| Source contributions to city level PM2.5 under future scenarios for Europe and EECCA. | Gregor Kiesewetter (IIASA, Laxenburg) |
| Levels and patterns of UFP and BC in urban Europe from the RI-URBANS project. | Xavier Querol (Institute of Environmental Assessment and Water Research, IDAEA-CSIC, Barcelona) |
| Part 3 – Assessment of health impacts of emission reductions of specific PM species and the relation with NO2 |
| Systematic review of selected health effects of long-term exposure to traffic-related air pollution. | Hanna Boogaard (Health Effects Institute, Boston) |
| Spatial and sector-specific contributions to ambient air pollution and mortality in European cities: a SHERPA modelling study. | Sasha Khomenko (Barcelona Institute for Global Health, ISGlobal) |
| Air pollution health impacts and cost estimation in Western Balkans' cities. | Claudio Belis and Rita van Dingenen (EC, Joint Research Centre) |
| Health impact assessment of specific PM species and the relation with NO2. | Michael Holland (EMRC) |
| Should we use separate risk functions for near-source and long-range PM? | David Segersson (Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute) |
| Contribution of agriculture to the PM pollution in Lombardy - A data science study. | Lara Aleluia Reis (RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment) |
| Impact of traffic emissions on air quality in Warsaw. | Joanna Strużewska (Institute of Environmental Protection - National Research Institute, IEP -NRI) |
| Part 4 – Experiences, future workplans and actions at city level. Working towards the revised WHO guidelines |
| Attainability of 2021 WHO air quality guidelines, Assessment, plans and progress of the air quality in the Netherlands. | Paul Ruyssenaars (RIVM, Netherlands) |
| Citizen science for cleaner air and healthier cities in action. | Núria Castell (NILU – Norwegian Institute for Air Research) |
| Modelling the effect of low carbon energy strategies on city air pollution. | Mark Barrett (UCL Energy Institute) |
| Part 5 – International co-operation: information needs to improve local air quality in EECCA and non-UNECE countries |
| International Cooperation in East Asia – Past, Present and Future. | Young Sunwoo (International Union of Air Pollution Prevention & Environmental Protection Associations, IUAPPA) |
| Assessing Air Quality in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. | Chris Dore (AETHER) |
| Conclusion | Guus Velders |
