Air Quality

This impacts our health, particularly that of children who spend the majority of their time indoors, resulting in a lack of concentration and a general decline in well-being, which can lead to migraines, dizziness, or allergic issues related to the skin or respiratory problems. To address this public health issue, which is estimated to cost 19 billion euros per year, the government has implemented regulations requiring indoor air quality control for public establishments. Specifically, collective childcare facilities for children under six years old, such as nurseries, preschools, and primary schools, have been required to have their indoor air diagnosed since January 1, 2018, and leisure centers and secondary vocational education or training institutions since January 1, 2020.