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Air Quality Management

Air Pollution has become a serious problem in many countries, especially where rapid industrial development is taking in place. Pollution substances (e.g. Sox, NOx and dust) can cause serious health damage, but may be co-controlled together with GHGs by taking integrated measures.
Environmental Model City Project in Guiyang
image This environmental model city project is being implemented as a comprehensive countermeasure to improve the quality of urban environment, including reducing air pollution. Through technical and financial cooperation by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and JBIC, as well as active efforts by the Chinese authorities and local people, air pollution substances will be dramatically reduced: SO2 will be cut by 80.54% or 163,500t, PM by 66.3% or 57,080t, and CO2 by 1,067,400t.
Project cost Around 300 billion yen (Loan amount 145 billion yen)
Project term 2000-2008 (expected)
Benefits GHG Mitigation 1,067,400tCO2/year
Air Quality Management SO2 163,500t/year / PM 57,080t/year
Loan agreement on 28 March 2000 and 30 March 2001
Source: Interim Report by Quizhou Project Secretariat 2001
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