A continuous indoor air quality monitoring system has been installed in 73 classrooms and activity rooms across six educational institutions in Pécs as part of the HungAIRy LIFE Integrated Project.

Improving air quality is a complex task that requires coordinated action in several areas, including transport, urban management, energy efficiency, environmental monitoring and public awareness.

The aim of the Green Cadastre is to provide greater transparency regarding Pécs’ green assets, support sustainable urban management and encourage cooperation among residents, civil society organisations, businesses and professionals in protecting the city’s natural values.

Many households are still using heating systems, making energy efficiency a highly relevant topic. In Pécs, an initiative launched under the LIFE HungAIRy project provides practical support to residential communities in reducing the energy consumption of their buildings.

The building energy pilot of the HungAIRy LIFE Integrated Project in Pécs has reached an important milestone: attention is now turning to the city’s prefabricated apartment buildings.

The developments launched under the HungAIRy LIFE Integrated Project play a significant role in improving air quality in Pécs. The green program, ongoing for several years, covers several key areas.

For nearly three years, a smart parking system has been operating in Pécs as part of the HungAIRy LIFE Integrated Project. This system has modernized local transportation, making it more comfortable and less polluting.