As we delve into the assessment of air monitoring stations in Cambodia, it is crucial to understand the sources and dynamics of air pollution that impact the nation. This assessment aims to scrutinize the existing air quality monitoring infrastructure, evaluate its effectiveness, and propose measures for enhancement. An integral part of this evaluation involves exploring the tools employed to measure air pollution accurately. These tools not only serve as instruments for data collection. They are essential for formulating evidence-based policies and strategies to combat the pervasive issue of air pollution in Cambodia and contribute to the global effort for a cleaner and healthier environment.

The report is part of the Air Quality Improvement Program which is funded by French Development Agency (AFD) and implemented by Global Green Growth Institute.

The assessment report assessed the current air quality monitoring situation in Cambodia and recommended that a Standard Operating Procedure would be required to guide the government in producing quality data as well as ensuring optimal operation of air quality sensors.

Reader can also find Standard Operating Procedure: For Quality Assurance and Quality Control of Air Monitoring in Cambodia. This document is a guideline for local governments for operation and management of air quality monitoring stations in Cambodia