#14.1 - Priyanka Kulshreshtha: On the Frontlines of India's Indoor Air Quality Revolution

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Priyanka Kulshreshtha - is a founding member and Secretary of the Society of Indoor Environment (SIE), a policy think tank for issues related to indoor environmental quality in India. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of Delhi.
She has been on the editorial board of prominent international journals, including the Journal of Health and Pollution, Sustainability in Environment, Air Quality, Atmosphere and Health, Environmental Research, to name just a few.
She has been the Editor of SIE's quarterly newsletter, “THE INDOORS “, since 2019.
She has experience working on the European Union Project “HEALTH EVENT” and has, to her credit, more than 30 publications in international journals, articles, and conference papers.
A visiting faculty at the International Centre for Environmental Audit and Sustainable
Development and has also worked with policymakers in India regarding
formulation and scoping of IAQ guidelines.
With two decades in the field of indoor air quality management. Her core domain of work is research on Indoor Air Quality and its exposure assessment. Priyanka is a fascinating window into the field of air quality in India right now, where it has come from and where it may be heading.
She is at the heart of an exciting yet challenging environment, with so much at stake and potential. You really get the sense talking to Priyanka that things are on the move in India, and there is a generation of bright and committed researchers, policymakers, and industry professionals making waves.
We had a great conversation about the particular challenges of air quality in Dehli and other parts of the country, her work around homes, schools, the workplace, standards and where all this might be going.
Priyanka Kulshreshtha - LinkedIn
Society of Indoor Environment (SIE)
Indian Insititute of Sustainable Development

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