1. Air Quality Management Components
Socio-economic factors:
Urbanisation
Transport & industry
The Climate Change threat
Policy
Tools (AQMS):
Legislation
Monitoring
Integrated modelling
Scenario building
Validate change
Environment:
Emissions
Air quality
Impact
Stakeholder
and public
participation
Enforcement
Action Plan

2. Action plan Implementation Evaluation Departments
Stakeholders
and public
participation
Action plan
Implementation
Evaluation
AQM Planning
AQM System
Emission inventory
Monitoring progr.
Modelling
Cost/benefit anal.
Institutional
building
Training
National AQMP
Provincial
Municipal
Policy formulation
Standards and goals
Regulations
Guidance
AQMP in Priority areas
AQMPlan
Reporting
Industrial AQMP
Public
Information
NAQIS
Departments
Departments:
DEAT (lead)
Mineral & Energy
Trade & Industry
Transport Agriculture
Housing
Defence
AQM planning process

3. AQ Management Model Concept
Cost
analysis
Abatement
measures/
regulations
Damage
assessment
Air Quality
(Air pollution
concentrations)
Exposure
Dispersion
modelling
Monitoring
Emissions
Control
options

4. Impact Pathway Approach
The complete integrated analyses
Identify sources
Emission inventory
Meteorological data
Dispersion and turbulence
Dispersion modelling
SO2, NOx, PM +
Concentrations,
Exposure
The Impact Pathway Approach (one of its names) which the CAFE CBA follows is appropriate for NILU. We already follow the first two steps, and are looking to take the rest of the route.
modelling
Exposure/response
functions
Effect / cost data
Optimised plan

5. The elements of an AQMS