Real-time air quality monitoring and health protection during seasonal haze crises

Indonesians face recurring seasonal fire and haze crises that create dangerous air quality conditions, but lack accessible, real-time tools to monitor pollution levels, predict haze severity, and protect their families' health. Current solutions are fragmented, unreliable, or require expensive equipment, leaving vulnerable populations (children, elderly, those with respiratory conditions) exposed to serious health risks without actionable guidance.