National Inventory of Greenhouse Gas Emissions国家温室气体排放清单.pptVIP

National Inventories of Greenhouse Gas EmissionsYamil BondukiCoordinatorNational Communications Support Programme  Sectors in GHG inventories Energy Industrial Processes Solvents and Other Products Use Agriculture Land-Use Change and Forestry Waste Challenges of data collection A wide range of sectors and sources of emissions within sectors (almost all socio-economic areas are involved) Lack of data for a given source for the base year Complete lack of data for a given source Reliability of available information Inconsistencies of time series, e.g. changes in definition, survey methods Data classification system incompatible with required format as per the GHG inventory methodology Access to activity data may be restricted (e.g. confidentiality issues) Challenges of data collection, cont. Statistics at national level often lacks the capacity and resources to meet data needs for GHG inventory purposes Difficulties in identifying institutions responsible for data collection More than one institution retaining data for a given source category Contradictory data from different sources of information Legal issues or fees associated with obtaining data Key factors to consider in GHG inventory The way forward Ensure close coordination between statistics units and National Communications teams Understand data requirements, including format, frequency, spatial resolution, etc. Identify gaps and prioritize according to relevance of source (e.g. contribution to total GHG emissions) Identify opportunities for improvement of current data procedures Design a strategy for gap fillings and sustainability of data collection and management * * Paragraph 6: “Each non-Annex I Party shall, in accordance with Article 4,… of the Convention, communicate to the Conference of the Parties a national inventory of anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks of all greenhouse gases (GHGs) not controlled by the Montreal Protocol….” Inventory of Greenhouse Gas Em