Background: In Bogotá, 2,165 deaths from cardiovascular and respiratory diseases are attributed annually to air pollution. The impact on health due to air pollution in the Capital District, especially by PM10 is evident for the years 2015-2018. The proportion of children who presented wheezing in the last year was 74.3%, with a difference between greater and lesser exposure of 79.6% vs. 69.0% (p < 0.05). Symptoms of wheezing and expectoration were associated with higher PM10 exposure (RR 1.39 and 1.30). A child under 5 years of age exposed to PM10 is 1.70 times more at risk of being absent from school due to acute respiratory disease, and a decrease in PM10 would reduce this absence by 41.1%. The response from the health sector continues to be fragmented and reactive in the face of contingency levels of the environmental authorityObjective: Design in a participatory way a strategic plan of response of the health sector for the improvement of air quality.Results:1.Health Promotion-Air Governance: It is the participation of citizens in air management in Bogotá-Region.2.Collective Risk Management: Social communication of risk in both contingencies and pre-contingencies from the IBOCA: Bogota Air Quality Index.3. Individual Risk Management: It is the counseling or orientation that is done in the outpatient consultation to the general population and in patients with basic diseases on air quality and health. It also includes the assessment of population vulnerability to air pollution from the life course and the socioeconomic condition of individuals, families and communities.4.Public Health Management: Inclusion of estimates of exposure to air pollution through averages closest to the population: nowcast.Conclusions: Through a knowledge translation methodology and with institutional and citizen participation, the preparation of a proposal for a Strategic Plan for the Health Sector against Air Pollution was achieved.