World Bank Group’s Pollution Management and Environmental Health (PMEH) Multi-Donor Trust Fund

Environmental pollution and health risks for humans are interlinked, as are the solutions for the problems. This is shown by the World Bank’s Pollution Management and Environmental Health programme (PMEH), which has reduced the impact of air, soil and water pollution on human health and the environment in the target low and middle-income countries. Particular support was given to the enhancement of air quality management, which improved local environmental and health conditions in cities with high levels of air pollution. The PMEH also helped to identify and exploit the synergies between plans in order to improve environmental protection and reduce greenhouse gases. One example of this was the reduction of climate-damaging methane emissions from landfills. Besides technical support, the project also focused on strengthening South-South cooperation for the reduction of air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.

Project data

Countries
China, Egypt, Ghana, India, Nigeria, South Africa, Viet Nam
IKI funding
8,000,000.00 €
Duration
01/2017 till 12/2021
Status
completed
Implementing organisation
The World Bank Group
Political Partner
  • European Commission - Environment DG
  • Korea Environment Corporation
  • Ministry of Ecology and Environment - China
  • Ministry of Environment (MoE) - Korea
  • Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment (MOIE) of the Netherlands
  • Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
  • U. S. Department of State

State of implementation/results

  • Project completed.
  • Contribution of the BMU to the World Bank Group’s Pollution Management and Environmental Health (PMEH) Multi-Donor Trust Fund

Latest Update:
04/2025

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