EANET addresses the deposition of major acidifying species and related chemical substances such as SO42-, NO3-, H+, SO2, NO2, ozone, and particulate matter (PM) issues in an integrated approach for implementing the following major activities:

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1. Acid deposition and air pollution monitoring

  • Review and revision/establishment of the national monitoring plans where appropriate*
  • Implementation of monitoring using common methodologies*
    wet deposition, dry deposition, soil/vegetation, inland aquatic environment and catchment

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2. Compilation, evaluation, storage, analysis and provision of data

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3. Promotion of Quality Assurance and Quality Control (QA/QC) activities

  • Development of QA/QC programs
  • Development of Standard Operational Procedures (SOPs)*
  • Implementation of Inter-laboratory comparison projects

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4. Implementation of technical support and capacity-building activities

  • Dispatch of technical missions
  • Identification of training needs
  • Individual training at the Network Center
  • National training*
  • Utilization of existing training programs and others

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5. Promotion of research and studies related to acid deposition and air pollution problems

  • Joint studies on wet/dry deposition, catchment analysis, etc.
  • Fellowship Programs

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6. Promotion of public awareness

  • Development of reports for policymakers, web-stories, factsheets, policy briefs, brochures, videos
  • National and Regional Workshops
  • e-Learning and webinars

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7. Other relevant activities

  • Cooperation and exchange of information and experiences with other regional and global networks/initiatives

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* by Participating Countries