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The following links are a comprehensive list of useful publications on urban air quality management. Organized by region, the pages linked to below also contain additional links to related documents and region-specific information.
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| Presentations |   Global- Asia in General
- Potential Health Effects of Ethanol-Blend Gasoline <Alternative fuels and energy sources>
- Socially and Environmentally Sustainable Urban Transport <Policies and instrumentsMobile sourcesSustainable transportBus rapid transitNon-motorized transportSocio-economic context>
- Alternative transport fuels, synthesis of pilot projects <Alternative fuels and energy sources>
- Applications and data needs for Asia, integrating transportation and emissions modeling <Modeling>
- Australian Experience in Fuel Quality Monitoring (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Benchmarking Urban Air Quality Management in Asian Cities <MonitoringEmissions inventoriesPolicies and instrumentsMobile sources>
- Bus and Trucks Upgrade <BusesTrucks>
- Capacity building for air quality management in Asia
- CIVITAS: Testing Integrated Strategies for Clean Urban Transport <Sustainable transport>
- Clean development mechanisms of the Kyoto Protocol as a funding mechanism for activities aimed at reducing vehicle emissions in Asia <Clean Development Mechanism (CDM)Government initiatives and regulationsSustainable transport>
- Cleaner Fuels in Asia (Mar 2004) <Conventional fuels>
- Cleaner Fuels in Asia: The Role of Pricing, Taxation and Incentives (Mar 2004) <Conventional fuels>
- Cleaner two stroke technology <2-3 Wheelers>
- Climate Change Mitigation in the Transport Sector: Investment Implications of the Action Plan <Climate changeAction plans and commitments>
- Climate Change Mitigation in the Transport Sector: Monitoring Progress in the Implementation of the Action Plan <Co-benefits approach>
- Climate Change Mitigation in the Transport Sector: Presentation of Action Plan <Co-benefits approach>
- Closing remarks
- Closing Remarks
- Contribution of vehicles to overall air pollution in Asia
- Controlling emissions from in-use and new 2 and 3 wheelers in Asia <Conventional fuels>
- Control of Dust Emissions <Dust>
- Decentralized Inspection and Maintenance <Inspection and maintenance>
- Developing Fuel Quality Roadmaps: Fuel Quality and Vehicle Emissions <Conventional fuels>
- Developing Fuel Quality Roadmaps in Asia: Session 6 <Alternative fuels and energy sources>
- Developing Fuel Quality Roadmaps: Partnership for Clean Fuels and Vehicles <Conventional fuels>
- Development of vehicle emission standards in Europe
- Elements of a comprehensive vehicle pollution control strategy <Policies and instruments>
- Emerging Consensus on Cleaner Fuels in Asia <Cleaner fuels and energy sources>
- Emission modelling as a decision support instrument
- European Experience of Efficient Public Transportation Systems - Successful Examples <Sustainable transport>
- Evidence from India on rural energy <Indoor air pollution>
- Ford's Recommendations and Follow-Up Efforts from the Asia Pacific Automotive Technology Workshops
- Fuel Standards and Pricing (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Funding for management of mobile sources of pollution
- Future involvement of ADB in management of mobile sources of pollution
- Future Urban Transport (Thynell) <Policies and instrumentsMobile sourcesSocio-economic context>
- Greenhouse gas emissions from urban transportation
- GTZ's Clean Air Operations in the Region
- Guiding air quality management programmes towards cost effective local solutions, the IPIECA toolkit
- Strategic Framework: Sustainable Urban Transport in Asia <Policies and instrumentsMobile sourcesSustainable transportNon-motorized transportSocio-economic context>
- Assessing exposure in Andhra Pradesh
- Closing Remarks
- Household Energy and Integrated Local-Global strategies
- IAP as a major health risk in developing countries
- Indoor Air Pollution and Energy-Poverty Agenda of the joint UNDP / World Bank Energy Sector Management Assistance Programme
- Investigating the determinants of exposure
- Keynote Speech - Energy, Health and Gender
- Lessons from Andhra Pradesh on women and energy consumption
- Multiple household fuel strategies: lessons from Mexico
- New Evidence on the Disease Burden and Mitigation Strategies for Indoor Air Pollution
- Presentation of Recommendations
- Promoting the uptake of LPG by the poor- the Deepam scheme in AP
- The impact of fuel smoke on respiratory illness among children in Kenya
- What makes a successful stoves program?
- Work Groups Presentations and Discussions
- Working Groups Presentation and Discussions
- Welcome Remarks
- IEA's Local Initiatives for Advanced Technology Buses
- Induced travel
- Industry perspective on the status of inspection and maintenance in Asia
- Influencing transport choices through pricing mechanisms
- Innovative approaches in Asia to reduce vehicle emissions as presented in the four Regional Workshops <Mobile sources>
- Inspection and maintenance for motorcycles <Inspection and maintenance2-3 Wheelers>
- Institutional challenges in management of mobile sources of pollution <Strategic frameworks and policy guidelines>
- Integrated Air Quality Management: From Plan to Action
- Integrated Land Use and Transport Planning in Asia <Sustainable transport>
- Introduction of RETA and workshop objectives
- Introduction of the RETA and workshop objectives
- Introduction of the RETA and Workshop Objectives <Policies and instruments>
- Introduction to action plans and action plan process
- Introduction to the Clean Air Initiative
- Issues and options for inspection and maintenance program design
- Keynote speech on health impact of pollution from mobile sources
- Key Refining Technical and Cost Issues (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Key Vehicle Technical and Cost Issues: Overview of Different Regional Approaches (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Lessons on audit and quality assurance mechanisms
- CNG as Transport Fuel in Asia, Present Situation and Future Outlook <Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)>
- LPG and Natural Gas, emissions from road vehicles <Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG)>
- Perspectives and experiences with gaseous fuelled vehicles worldwide <Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG)>
- Policy implementation through governmental promotion <Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG)>
- Role of CNG Vehicles for air quality management <Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)>
- LPG - CNG Workshop (ADB) 2002: Safety and gaseous fuels <Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG)>
- Modeling mobile source emissions
- Monitoring and Enforcement (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Monitoring Transport Sources of Pollution: Inspection and Maintenance Programs <Inspection and maintenance>
- Next Steps in Reducing the Impact of Transport on Climate Change <Co-benefits approach>
- Overview and Challenges of Producing Cleaner Fuels in Asia <Cleaner fuels and energy sources>
- Overview of regional fuel market production and consumption, fuel standards, and harmonization of fuel standards
- Perspective of a three wheeler producer
- Planning for bicycles
- Political will and buy in by senior bureaucrats for management of mobile sources of pollution
- Political will and buy in by senior bureaucrats for management of mobile sources of pollution
- Potential for Modal Shift to Public Transport in Asia <Governance and sustainable transport in general>
- Potential of advanced technology vehicles in Asia <New vehicles>
- President's address
- Pricing and Market Regulation Issues (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Progress and challenges in motor vehicle pollution control, the role of alternative fuels
- Public Transport for Sustainable Mobility in Asian Cities: An International Cooperative Study <Governance and sustainable transport in general>
- Purpose and structure of working groups
- Reasons for considering advanced vehicle technology
- Reducing emissions from motor vehicles in Asia, a comprehensive strategy <Mobile sources>
- Results of JARI questionnaire 1999-2001, toward sustainable transport
- Retrofitting in-use vehicles to take advantage of cleaner fuels <Retrofit systemsConventional fuels>
- Role of fuels and lubricants for emission control in two stroke engines
- Role of market-based Instruments – Road Pricing, Parking Fees, and Congestion Charging <Climate change>
- Role of pricing, taxation, and incentives for introducing cleaner fuels in Asia <Conventional fuels>
- Scenarios for CO2 emissions from the transport sector in Asia <Climate change>
- Service and maintenance in developing countries <Inspection and maintenance>
- Session 7.1
- Shanghai Case
- Shell's Approach in Development of Future Transportation Fuels <Conventional fuels>
- Speech on environmental litigation in Asia <Policies and instruments>
- Strategies to reduce two-stroke motorcycle in Taipei, China <2-3 Wheelers>
- Successful Partnerships for Funding and Innovative Examples <Economic aspects>
- Sustainable Mobility Project
- Sustainable Transport Stakeholders - Academe, Experts (Ang) <Policies and instrumentsMobile sourcesEducation and awarenessSocio-economic context>
- Sustainable Transport Stakeholders: Donors and Multilaterals <Policies and instrumentsMobile sources>
- Sustainable Urban Transport in Asia (ASEF) <Sustainable transport>
- Taipei,China emission control experience <Mobile sources>
- Technical and policy options, urban pollution from two stroke engine vehicles in Asia
- The health effects of motor vehicle emissions
- The Importance of Fuel Quality Strategies and the Main Building Blocks (Oct 2003) <Conventional fuels>
- Alternative Fuels, the Latin American experience <Alternative fuels and energy sources>
- The need for a special approach to management of mobile sources of pollution for Asia <Policies and instruments>
- The need for regional policies on vehicle emissions in Asia
- The role of tax incentives in the production of cleaner fuels and control of vehicle emissions
- The use of inspection and maintenance programs to control vehicle emissions
- Towards an integrated approach to reducing pollution from motor vehicles, transport demand management
- Transport Management <Sustainable transport>
- Transport working group 1
- Transport working group 2
- Transport working group 3
- Transport working group 4
- Transport working group 5
- Upgrade of Motorcycles <2-3 Wheelers>
- Urban Air Quality Management in Developing Country Cities: Balancing Appropriate Analytical and Participatory Approaches <Policies and instruments>
- Urban Energy and the poor: The case of Hyderabad <Indoor air pollution>
- Urban transport policy and the environment
- US-AEP Partnership Activities to Promote Clean Air
- U.S.EPA Clean Air Programs in Asia
- Vehicle emissions reduction web site, ADB
- Vehicle technology: 2 and 3 wheelers in Asia: Current and future greenhouse gas emissions <Co-benefits approach2-3 Wheelers>
- Welcome Address
- Where is Asia on sustainable transport? (Fjellstrom) <Measuring impactsPolicies and instrumentsBusesSustainable transportBus rapid transitNon-motorized transportSocio-economic context>
- Working groups
- World Bank Initiatives and Air Quality in the Region
- Bangladesh
- Bhutan
- China
- India
- Indonesia
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Mongolia
- Mongolia: GEF/ WB Improved Household Stoves Project <Global Environment Facility (GEF)Improved cooking devices>
- Nepal
- Pakistan
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Emission control using chassis dynamometer in Singapore <Mobile sources>
- Success of Singapore in designing its city and managing transport <Climate change>
- Sustainable Urban Transport Experience: Singapore <Policies and instrumentsMandatory scrappageCleaner fuels and energy sourcesSustainable transportNon-motorized transportSocio-economic context>
- Thailand
- Latin America
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