REHVA Newsletter September 2025

On September 23, global leaders have come together at the United Nations Headquarters, New York, for “Healthy Indoor Air: A Global Call to Action.”

REHVA President, Livio Mazzarella, met with all partners in New York to co-sign EVIA's Manifesto. The Manifesto was co-sponsored by France and Montenegro and supported by 60+ partners.

The objective was to bring indoor air quality (IAQ) to the center of the global public health agenda and to launch and sign the Global Pledge for Healthy Indoor Air (the first declaration recognizing clean indoor air as a fundamental right).

EVIA’s IAQ Manifesto: “Good Indoor Air Quality Must Become a Basic Human Right”

"Indoor air quality is of critical significance and deserves the elevated political attention it merits at the European level."

EVIA has been a REHVA Supporters for many years, and we are honored to be working towards the same goals.

REHVA News

REHVA welcomes Fellowes to the REHVA Family!

REHVA is happy to share that Fellowes has officially joined the REHVA Family as REHVA Supporters! Who are Fellowes you ask? Fellowes Air Quality Management – Intelligent professional air purifiers As indoor air quality becomes a growing concern for health, comfort, and energy performance in buildings, Fellowes® Air Quality Management stands out as a committed and forward-thinking manufacturer. ...

REHVA at the REDI4HEAT Final Conference

The HumanIC Project: Human-centric indoor climate for Healthcare Facilities

REHVA Publications

New August issue of the REHVA Journal!

The August issue of the REHVA Journal is now out! For this special issue of the REHVA Journal we had the pleasure to welcome Olli Seppänen as guest editor, who wrote the editorial on "Nordic steps for better IAQ and energy use". "Due to the hard climate and high awareness of environmental issues in the Nordic countries a lot of attention and resources have been paid to the indoor environment and...

Resilient Cooling of Buildings: Re-Introduction to our Guidebook 33!

Resilient cooling aims to mitigate heat stress and maintain safe building conditions during externally induced disruptions, going beyond mere thermal comfort. This Guidebook focuses on designing cooling systems that are resilient to such challenges. Discover a preview of our Guidebook 33: Resilient Cooling Design Guidelines, written by Patryk Czarnecki (Institute of Building Research & Innovation): ...