Air quality is at the heart of concerns for cities, public institutions, and particularly schools. The new regulatory framework for 2018-2023 requires communities to implement, as of today, a program of preventive actions aimed at improving air quality in buildings open to the public and especially children.
The Internet of Things offers solutions to quickly and effectively meet these obligations.
Pollution is responsible for approximately 7 million deaths each year, and every city is trying to find its solution to control the air quality breathed by its residents. The control of environmental quality thus allows for the implementation of preventive actions.
This decree aims first to gradually make mandatory the regular monitoring of indoor air quality in establishments open to the public:
By 2023, monitoring indoor air quality became mandatory for all public establishments.
The second commitment involves the implementation of mandatory labeling of construction and decorating materials to understand their impact on air quality and, consequently, children’s health.
Therefore, paying particular attention to air quality and the ventilation system in educational institutions is essential to preserve children’s health and promote their learning.
