Every journey shapes the city's future. Track Liepāja's collective progress and see how your transport choices impact the goal of climate neutrality by 2030.
Smart technology helps track and measure what's in Liepāja's air. By focusing on traffic – the city's biggest source of pollution – everyone's daily choices can make a real difference.
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GaiaHub accesses public information from the car registry (CSDD) to analyze vehicle pollution data. All data is anonymized and only aggregate information is shared with city officials.
Tracking air quality is essential for ensuring the health and well-being of Liepāja's citizens and for achieving long-term environmental sustainability goals.
Clean air is vital for reducing the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses, particularly for children, the elderly, and vulnerable populations.
Monitoring and improving air quality aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and Goal 13 (Climate Action).
The city has pledged to adopt sustainable practices, including reducing emissions from urban transport, promoting green spaces,and transitioning to renewable energy sources to improve overall air quality.
This data helps everyone in Liepāja make smarter choices about getting around town. From choosing the best time for a trip to tracking the city's progress toward cleaner air, these insights shape how the city moves forward.
Privacy note: All traffic monitoring is anonymous and focuses only on vehicle types and patterns, never on individuals.
Moving towards a greener future is a job for everyone, not just government officials. Each and every one of us can contribute to the change.
Plan trips during lower pollution times
Choose cleaner transport options
Use eco-driving techniques
The air quality monitoring in Liepāja connects to a broader global effort through the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - a worldwide action plan for a better future:
Cleaner air means healthier people. By reducing vehicle emissions, we help everyone breathe easier and live better.
Traffic monitoring and emission reduction make the city more livable and environmentally friendly. The result: cleaner air, less noise, and better spaces for everyone.
Each emission reduction contributes to fighting climate change. Walking, cycling, or taking the bus becomes part of the climate solution.
Smart technology helps solve real urban challenges. This traffic monitoring system demonstrates how innovation can improve city life for everyone."