What is NCAP ?
About NCAP Tracker
The tracker compiles and analyses information on air quality and budget allocation that is publicly available or provided by the government of India.
Maharashtra City Action Plans Dashboard is now LIVE!
City Action Plans are submitted to State Pollution Control Boards by non-attainment cities which come under the purview of the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) and are strategies for local air pollution management.
Has the air quality in your city improved?
Explore how the air pollution levels in 2017 compared with pollution levels in the subsequent years
How to use the NCAP Tracker?
The Budget Trackers furnish details on the NCAP fund allocation and spending at national and city level. It allows us to track the budget utilisation for each metric listed under the programme.
Explore the Dashboards
India’s Road to Clean Air
A timeline of events since the launch of India’s National Clean Air Programme
MoEFCC drafts NCAP
MoEFCC released a concept note on the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), seeking comments from concerned stakeholders by May 17, 2018.
NCAP Launched
The government launched National Clean Air Programme, a time-bound national-level strategy to tackle increasing air pollution.
20 more cities added to CPCB’s ‘polluted’ list
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) has added 20 more cities from eight states to the list of polluted cities which do not meet the National Ambient Air Quality Standards
Countdown to the 2024 Clean Air Target
Recent Tweets
MPs across parties gathered over the weekend to discuss ways to reduce #airpollution across the country and released a compendium with the aim of:
👉 aligning #AQI with public health,
👉 installing infrastructure to curb air pollution, &
👉 collaborating with right stakeholders
#Thread
The Delhi government announced measures to reduce #airpollution in its budget this week. Experts believe there is potential, but it is far from perfect. Tell us what you think. Could the government have taken more steps?
With a #budget allocation of 263 crore for the environment and forest sectors, the Delhi government intends to ramp up efforts to identify the city’s pollution sources in real time and reduce #airpollution.
@JasjeevGandhiok @htTweets @kgahlot
https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-news/delhi-budget-efforts-to-map-combat-pollution-sources-to-be-intensified-101679510084069.html
Due to recent rains and an increase in wind speed, Gurgaon’s #AQI improved to ‘satisfactory’ at 72 after 12 days. However, the city has not had a ‘good’ air day this year, necessitating more targeted action from civic bodies to reduce #AirPollution throughout the year. @IpsitaTOI
