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Chapter 14:
The Environment
Introduction
Administrative Framework
Pollution Prevention
Cross-boundary Cooperation
Legislation and Pollution Control
Air Pollution
Indoor Air Quality
Noise
Water Quality and Sewerage
Waste Management
Government Laboratory
Flora
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Legislation and Nature Conservation
Protected Areas
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Climate
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Indoor Air Quality

To promote good indoor air quality (IAQ) and public awareness of its importance, the Government has introduced an IAQ Management Programme, a core element of which is a voluntary IAQ Certification Scheme for offices and public places that are served by mechanical ventilation and air-conditioning systems. It aims to recognise good IAQ management practices and to provide incentives for owners of buildings/premises or property management companies to pursue the best level of indoor air quality.

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