Know Yerevan Air and Help Improve It

Frankyants helps people in Yerevan understand local air pollution through public sensors, open air-quality data, and practical community action.

Recent recognition

Recognized by IQAir

IQAir recognized Frankyants.org as a 2026 Top Non-profit Contributor for its contribution to environmental awareness.

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IQAir certificate recognizing Frankyants.org as a 2026 Top Non-profit Contributor

Live AQI readings

These public PurpleAir widgets show currently reporting sensors around Yerevan and nearby communities.

Sayat-Nova Ave x Charents St

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Siraharneri Aygi - Baghramyan Ave

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Davtashen

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Vahakni

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Replacement priority

Komitas and Halabyan Street sensors are not functioning. Help replace them so these neighborhoods can return to public air-quality monitoring.

Help Replace Sensors

What this site helps you do

Phase one keeps the site simple: current status, historical context, and a direct way to help restore sensor coverage.

Air Check current sensor status and links to live public air-quality maps.
History Explore historical AQI readings from the existing Frankyants chart.
Action Support replacement sensors and transparent maintenance of public data.

Why sensors matter

Air pollution is easiest to ignore when it is not measured locally. Public sensors make air quality visible by neighborhood and over time, giving residents, researchers, and decision-makers a shared view of the problem.

Local readings

Neighborhood-level sensors help people see conditions closer to where they live, work, study, and commute.

Historical context

Long-running data shows seasonal patterns and helps separate one bad day from a repeated public-health issue.

Public accountability

Open readings make it easier to ask better questions about sources, policy, and practical improvements.

Help restore coverage

Donations in this phase are focused on replacing two failed sensors and keeping public air-quality readings available.