

Air Quality Management Association
(AQMA)
About Us
Air Quality Management Association (AQMA)
Air Quality Management Association (AQMA)” a non-government-organization registered under the Tamil Nadu Societies Registration Act, 1975 (Tamil Nadu Act 27 of 1975) on 25th March 2022. All of the renowned and eminent scientific, engineering, medical, and educational institutes, center and state pollution control boards, and leading organizations deals with air quality instrumentation including IITs, NITs, VITs, CSIR-NEERI, Medical Colleges, CPCB, TNPCB, KSPCB, and Envirotech Instruments. The core members of AQMA formed this organization to address issues of ambient air quality, indoor air quality, health risks, technological interventions, and policy formulation.
Air Pollution is one of the world’s largest health and environmental problems. It contributes to 11.65% of death globally. As per the latest report of global burden of disease combustion of fossil fuels (coal, oil, and natural gas) contributed to an estimated one million deaths globally (27.3% of all mortality); 800,000 lacs of those deaths were in South Asia or East Asia. Further, indoor air quality is another major challenge. It is ranked as second largest killer in India. Poor air quality indoors impacts health and wellbeing of occupants, human comfort, and their behaviour and performance. Sadly, this topic has unfortunately received little attention.
Thus, it is crucial to enhance the understanding of science behind air quality by promoting knowledge on clean air and understanding best working practices. The association is established with the following aim and objectives: