The contribution of indoor air pollution to overall air pollution to overall air pollution in India varies between 22% and 52%, urging people to reduce household emissions if they want to tackle air pollution. Use of clean fuels, electricity, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in cities, and LPG and advanced biomass cooking and heating stoves in rural areas, promoting the use of electric vehicles, encouraging a shift from private passenger vehicles to public transport are among the methods suggested by the UNEP in its report.
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