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Air pollution mitigation is a necessity in Serbia, due to its high levels of  criteria pollutants in ambient environment. Successful implementation of  mitigation measures requires access to sufficient information from national  research, and well running and efficient local participatory processes. To  support air pollution mitigation in the West Balkan region, the WeBIOPATR  project started a series of bi-annual conferences in 2007. They bring  together an inter-disciplinary research community and local and national  administrations from Serbia and its neighborhood, to present research results  from Serbia and countries all over the world, and to share knowledge and best  practices of mitigation. The conferences promote research that may support  integrated assessment of particulate matter, and further refinement of the  “Pressures-State-Impact“ (PSI) part of the  “Drivers-Pressures-State-Impact-Response“ (DPSIR) framework. Integrated  approach needs to be underpinned by solid disciplinary research covering e.g.  air quality monitoring technologies, atmospheric and further ambient  composition, atmospheric modeling, biological effects and human health.  WeBIOPATR conferences report on recently performed studies of particulate  matter in Serbia and abroad. Through the breadth of subjects and audience,  they bring together a wide inter-disciplinary and cross-sectoral expertise in  support of translation of research to practice. They also allow to present  examples of successful mitigation achieved with the help of strong local  participatory environmental governance, demonstrating the increasing  recognition of the need to involve both public and private actors. This paper  gives the main features of a full chain approach and elements of integrated  approach to particulate matter research, summarizes the proceedings of the  3rd WeBIOPATR conference, and in addition, reviews the results of particulate  matter monitoring and source identification studies in Serbia since the  monitoring start ten years ago

Integrated assessment and management of ambient particulate matter: International perspective and current research in Serbia