Maartje Pronk

Maartje is Programme Manager of the Foodvalley measurement network, focusing on innovation and collaboration in sustainable food systems and healthy living environments. Together with Kees de Hoogh, she supports citizen science initiatives and an open testing environment for new technologies to improve air quality monitoring in the region, contributing to data-driven solutions for healthier communities.

Within ExpACT, Maartje and Kees work on the Foodvalley measurement network. Their role is to facilitate citizen engagement by enabling residents to express what they want to know about their direct environment and to support the testing of new technologies within the network. Maartje leads the citizen science and social engagement components, while Kees, focuses on exposure modelling and spatial analysis. Together, they aim to strengthen air quality monitoring and develop innovative, community-driven, data-based solutions for healthier environments.

"We hope to improve local air quality together and empower citizens to shape, with science, what truly matters in their environment"

Innovative measurement methods and dialogue

Innovative measurement methods and dialogue

To improve air quality in the Netherlands — now and in the future — we combine the development of new measurement methods with an open dialogue between various stakeholders.

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Universiteit Utrecht

UMC Utrecht

Radboud Universiteit

Universiteit Leiden

RIVM

TU Delft

Waag Futurelab

TNO

Haagse Hogeschool

TI-coast

Gemeente Nijmegen

Provincie Noord-Holland

Arbo Unie

Gemeente Utrecht

Provincie Utrecht

KNMI

NKAL

Aireas

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NWO
ExpACT: Exposome ACTion perspectives is part of the research programme Research on Routes by Consortia (ORC) which is (partly) financed by the Dutch Research Council (NWO) under the grant doi.org/10.61686/ADBJN76495.