Independent clean-air contributor running a community air-quality monitoring station — making the data public so communities can act on the air they breathe.
I work in the clean-air field as an active contributor to community air-quality monitoring in Lahore, one of the world's most pollution-affected cities. My station publishes live air quality data to a public platform followed by more than 20,000 people.
My focus is simple: put reliable, real-time air pollution data in front of the people it affects, so citizens, researchers, and decision-makers can act on it. Open data turns an invisible problem into a shared, discussable one.
Alongside monitoring, I foster collaborations that advance practical improvements in air quality — bridging community observation, research, and advocacy toward cleaner air and healthier communities.
Operating a community station that measures and reports PM2.5 and AQI in real time for Lahore.
Publishing the data openly so it's accessible to residents, media, and researchers — not locked away.
Using the evidence to raise public awareness and drive the conversation on air pollution.
Partnering across research, civil society, and institutions to advance cleaner-air solutions.
For research partnerships, data access, or clean-air initiatives, send a message below and I'll get back to you.