Umoya-nilu
Quality Management in Westville

uMoya-NILU, Air Quality Management Consultancy in Durban, South Africa.

uMoya-Nilu is a South African air quality management consulting company that brings the benefits of strong South African expertise and experience together with the extensive resources offered by the Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU) to address Air Quality Management challenges facing a range of stakeholders in southern Africa. With strong ethics and values, uMoya-NILU's mission is to provide clients with Air Quality Management Solutions that are well researched, appropriate, and sustainable. The experience of the uMoya-NILU personnel has been developed through their involvement in operational air quality management and in consulting and research projects over a collective period of more than 0 years. uMoya-NILU is truly a South African company with bona fide Broad Based BEE credentials, with non-white South African directors on the board who hold 52% of the company’s shares and a Level 1 BEE rating. uMoya-NILU's diverse and experienced team offers services in many fields relating to air quality management and planning. We are currently running the public participation process for the following projects. With the assistance of co-funding from Kumba Iron Ore, the Department of Environment and Nature Conservation are able to develop their first AQMP in An AQMP is a strategic document that will assist Northern Cape to achieve air quality management goals in a structured, coordinated and measured manner. Either improve poor air quality or maintain the air quality status where it is good\. Identify and reduce the negative impact of air pollution on human health and the environment\. Address the effects of emissions from sources such as industry, mining, residential fuel burning and agriculture. Clean air is essential for ensuring that the Northern Cape is a healthy and prosperous place for residents. Stakeholder participation aims to ensure that all air quality issues are identified and that interventions are appropriate and the implementation is successful.