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Singapore, a highly urbanised and densely populated city state, adopts a holistic strategy to ensure a liveable and sustainable environment. The country has progressively reduced pollutant emissions from the industry and transport network by implementing measures to tighten emission and fuel quality standards, and incentives to take up cleaner vehicles. These initiatives have resulted in improved air quality.

"Singapore is proud to be a part of the global BreatheLife campaign. We are committed to improving air quality to safeguard the public’s health. Under the Singapore Sustainable Blueprint, we have set targets for key air pollutants to be achieved by 2020 and beyond. Singapore has also designated 2018 as the Year of Climate Action. As a responsible member of the international community, we will endeavour to fulfil our commitments under the 2015 Paris Agreement. We will also partner the community to take climate action for a sustainable future, and to make Singapore the best liveable city."

Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore
The Air Pollution in

Singapore , Singapore

Member BreatheLife
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240%
OVER THE SAFE LEVEL PM2.5 annual exposure*

*PM 2.5 concentrations measured in micrograms of particles per cubic meter of air (µg/m3) Data: WHO Global Platform on Air Quality & Health

WHO Guideline (10)Lowest level at which premature mortality risk increases in response to long-term exposure

Interim target 1 (35)Associated with 15% higher premature mortality relative to the WHO guideline of 10 µg/m3

Interim target 2 (25)Associated with 6% lower premature mortality risk relative to Interim Target 1 (35 µg/m3)

Interim target 3 (15)Associated with 6% lower premature mortality risk relative to Interim Target 2 (25 µg/m3)

More about the data

Air Quality & Health Burden Singapore

2,208 Annual Deaths from air pollution
Outdoor AIR POLLUTION

Leading Killer

Acute lower respiratory infection

National Air Quality

17

annual average PM 2.5

Household AIR POLLUTION

Leading Killer

Lung cancer

Child Deaths (0-5yrs)

0

per year

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