As every year, the Department of Care, together with Gezondheidsmakers, organizes the Week of Healthy Indoors, this year from November 24 to 28. During this week, we want to make citizens and healthcare professionals aware of the importance of healthy indoor air quality and encourage action. This year, CO₂ measurement is central.
Why?
Healthy indoor air reduces the risk of virus spread, prevents health problems, and improves comfort for everyone.
A healthy and safe working environment starts with good air quality. In commercial buildings, offices, and other workspaces, substances that affect employees' health, productivity, and well-being accumulate daily. Therefore, regular ventilation remains necessary, even during the winter months.
Fresh air increases concentration and improves the overall well-being of employees. Studies show that people in well-ventilated spaces are more productive and can think more clearly.
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More info: Get your CO2 meter out of the closet! | Department of Care
