Jakarta,
Indonesia

The Clean Air Catalyst program in Jakarta addresses the city’s air quality challenges by identifying key pollution sources, assessing their health impacts, and developing targeted, data-driven solutions.

The initiative strongly emphasizes advanced air quality monitoring tools to collect real-time data across Jakarta. This data helps identify pollution hotspots, track pollutant trends such as PM2.5 and black carbon, and understand the impact of various emission sources, from transportation to industry.

Since July 5, 2024, real-time data from Clean Air Catalyst monitoring stations across the city have been accessible to the public through the udara.jakarta.go.id platform, which promotes transparency and enables residents to monitor the air quality in their surroundings.

Learn More About Air Quality Monitoring Equipment

Understanding Jakarta Air Quality

Clean Air Catalyst inaugurated new Air Quality Monitoring equipment in Jakarta in June 2023. Learn more about how the monitors work and how they will help the local government improve Jakarta’s air quality below.

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Understanding Jakarta’s Air Quality

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Three Insights from the First Half of 2024 in Jakarta

Report: Understanding Jakarta’s Air

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FAQ - Air Quality Instruments in Jakarta

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Partners in Jakarta, Indonesia

Air pollution management is a major challenge facing the city’s authorities — a challenge that requires action both inside and outside of the Jakarta region as well as collaboration among key stakeholders.

WRI Indonesia signed a Cooperation Agreement with the Environmental Agency of Jakarta (DLH) to partner with Clean Air Catalyst. Activities include conducting air quality monitoring to increase awareness of the sources of air pollution as well as research into the impacts of air pollution on vulnerable populations. Vital Strategies is co-leading the project with a focus on bringing attention to the health impacts of air pollution in Jakarta.