By December 2025, every Ugandan office worth its name must have air purifiers everywhere in the building. Just as offices jumped onto sanitizer dispensers, and temperature monitors, it’s now just right for the air purifiers.
A study in Finland Day care centres has once again proven that air purifiers were able to cut down children’s illnesses by 18%. This 18% reduction in illness has resulted in better education outcomes and reduced sick leaves.
You can imagine what that will mean for Ugandan offices and productivity. Suddenly, Nancy on Human resources floor won’t have to ask for that sick leave on Monday when she has a crucial presentation to make. Corporate is about uptime, and anything that increases uptime must be pursued as a critical action.
Health and Safety managers must spearhead the agenda of installation of air purifiers. This is a Must-Do for organizations that seek to be a step-ahead in productivity. Indoor Air quality is a big concern for spaces occupied by many people. With individuals spending more and more time indoors, the quality of the indoor air is a rising concern. Respiratory symptoms and diseases continue to show up in response to these declines in indoor air quality. Air purifiers are that promise of better indoor living outcomes.