On account of the International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies, Parisar and Prayas organised an interactive session for 40 ASHA workers from the Kothrud and Shivajinagar area. The session was organised at Indradhanushya Centre for Citizenship on 4th September at 10:30 am.

The session was designed keeping in mind the profile of these health workers and emphasis was making it more interactive and building on the knowledge and experience that they have as health care workers. In fact, this group was chosen keeping in mind the potential they have in disseminating health related information to households. The intention is to engage with this group consistently to develop a better understanding of air quality and further explore if and how air quality information can be disseminated by them along with the other health messages and awareness that they deliver.

The workshop was held on 8th June 2022 at Patrakar Bhavan. The workshop Acknowledging that  a society can demand for clean air only with correct information and awareness, and the important role that media plays to bridge the existing gap, Parisar, Asar and Pune Union of Working Journalists (PUWJ)  jointly organised a capacity building workshop on reporting on air quality, primarily for the regional media houses in the city.

In a first, Pune's Air Action Plan was officially presented by PMC to civil society groups on 11th February, 2021 at Ambedkar Hall. Pune's Air Action Plan, made as mandated by the National Clean Air Programme,

Parisar released its recent report - 'Clearing the Haze: An analysis of air qualiy improvements in six smart cities in Maharashtra' at an online event on 28th August 2020 at 4 pm. The report based on a study conducted in the six cities of Aurangabad, Pune, Nashik, Nagpur, Thane and Solapur, focused on how the smart cities mission had affected air quality management in these nonattainment cities.