1. Green Growth Indicators for Mexico Estimation experience of Eco-efficiency Indicators

2. A common initiative The pressures on our environmental life support systems due to depletion and degradation of natural resources have motivated the green growth initiative. The implementation of a framework for promoting green growth, requires reliable and sufficient information for a better understanding of its driving forces.

3. Background that led to the green indicators in Mexico Derivative from the environmental account integration, it is aimed to incorporate the methodology proposed by the SEEA in relation to the green growth indicators. Water Accounts Forest Accounts Fish Accounts Material Flow Accounts SEEA Mexico

4. Green Growth Initiative (GGI) Implementation in Mexico Review of the objective of the indicators. Definition of possible available indicators in accordance to the GGI by the OECD. Proposal of alternative indicators according to the available information. Estimation of 33 indicators for Mexico – 25 indicators corresponding to 45 originals by OECD. – 8 indicators as alternative versions. Integration of the indicators results into methodological data sheets.

5. Green Growth Indicators Organización and DPSR Scheme P ressure 4 Groups 7 Indicators S tate 9 Groups 10 Indicators R esponse 7 Groups 8 Indicators D riving Forces Context ActionsConditionsPolitics 8Indicators 6Groups

6. UNIDO - OECD Working Group : Pilot Experience of indicators in LAC Pilot Experience in 6 countries in Latin America: 1.Colombia 2.Costa Rica 3.Ecuador 4.Guatemala 5.Paraguay 6.Mexico Main Features of Indicators Support Policy Making at Country Level Reflecting National characteristics Based on existing data assets Informative on key country topics relevant for green growth Emphasis on communication not in benchmarking Standard and Simple Structure Reporting

7. Eco-Efficiency Indicators Economic Growth Natural Resources base Environment and Quality of Life Natural Resources Productivity Pressure Factors Natural Resource State

8. Response Indicators Politics Instrument Expenditure Taxes Prices

9. Decoupling Indicators The decoupling Indicators allow us to observe how economic growth could be separated from intensive use of natural resources. Emissions Energy Water

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11. Socio-economic and Growth Context 2. Trade 3. Relative importance of trade 1. Economic Growth and Structure 1. Gross Domestic Product at constant prices 2. Value added by main economic sectors 3. Consumption and Investment 4. Private and public consumption at constant prices 5. Private and public investment at constant prices 5. Inflation 7. Main national price index 4. Employment 6. Persons in paid employment 6. Education 8. Average national education level OriginalProposed

12. Natural Resource Productivity 10. Water Productivity 15. Value added per unit of water consumed 9. Energy Productivity 12. Energy productivity based on production 13. Energy productivity based on demand 14. Renewable energy participation 8. CO 2 Emission Productivity 10. Production-Based Criteria Pollutants emissions productivity 11. Demand-Based Criteria Pollutants emissions productivity 7. National Environmental Productivity 9. Green Gross Domestic Product OriginalProposed 11. Environmental Goods and Services 16. Productivity of wastewater treatment services 17. Productivity of solid waste recycling services

13. Natural Assets Base 13. Fish Resources 19. Natural and unsustainable fisheries 12. Freshwater Resources 18. Water extraction rate by aquifer status 14. Mineral Resources 20. Extraction rate of hydrocarbons 16. Soil Resources 22. Degraded soil surface 15. Land Resources 21. Land distribution by use 17. Wildlife Resources 23. Natural protected areas surface OriginalProposed

14. Environmental Services 18. Access to Drinking Water 24. Drinking water coverage 19. Air Quality 25. Criteria pollutants emissions per capita OriginalProposed

15. Economic and Policy Opportunities 21. Tax to fuel supply 27. Taxes on fuels by type 20. Subsidy for electric power service 26. Subsidy on electric power service 22. Subsidy for Drinking Water Service 28. Subsidy on drinking water service 24. Environmental Protection Expenditure 30. Environmental protection expenditures 31 Remediation expenditures of solid waste generation 23. Environmental Tax 29. Environmental tax participation on public income 25. Green Business 32. Number of companies with certified green processes OriginalProposed 26. Research and Development Expenditure 33. Participation of research and development expenditure on GDP

16. Economic and Policy Opportunities 21. Tax to fuel supply 27. Taxes on fuels by type 20. Subsidy for electric power service 26. Subsidy on electric power service 22. Subsidy for Drinking Water Service 28. Subsidy on drinking water service 24. Environmental Protection Expenditure 30. Environmental protection expenditures 31 Remediation expenditures of solid waste generation 23. Environmental Tax 29. Environmental tax participation on public income 25. Green Business 32. Number of companies with certified green processes OriginalProposed 26. Research and Development Expenditure 33. Participation of research and development expenditure on GDP

17. Economic and Policy Opportunities 21. Tax to fuel supply 27. Taxes on fuels by type 20. Subsidy for electric power service 26. Subsidy on electric power service 22. Subsidy for Drinking Water Service 28. Subsidy on drinking water service 24. Environmental Protection Expenditure 30. Environmental protection expenditures 31 Remediation expenditures of solid waste generation 23. Environmental Tax 29. Environmental tax participation on public income 25. Green Business 32. Number of companies with certified green processes OriginalProposed 26. Research and Development Expenditure 33. Participation of research and development expenditure on GDP

18. Criteria Pollutants Emissions Decoupling

19. Energy Consumption Decoupling

20. Water Consumption Decoupling

21. Economic Growth ALGORITM GDP= Gross Domestic Product PNT= Production Net Taxes GVAs: Gross Value Added by sector GDP c = Gross Domestic Product at constant prices (2003=100) PI GDP = GDP Price Index

22. Water Productivity ALGORITM TVW= Total Volume of Water extraction GVA= Gross Value Added of the economy GVAc= Gross Value Added of the economy at constant prices (2003=100) WP= Water Productivity WPc= Water Productivity at constant prices (2003=100)

23. Extraction rate of Hydrocarbons ALGORITM HER= Hydrocarbons Extraction Rate VHE= Total Volume of Hydrocarbons Extraction THR= Total Hydrocarbons Reserves Note: The estimation of the THR is obtained by using the conceptual framework and classification system of the Petroleum Engineering Association and the World Petroleum Congress.

24. Air Quality ALGORITM CGE PC = Criteria Pollutants Emissions per capita CGE = Criteria Pollutants Emissions PO = Population

25. Sustainable Development and Expenditure on Environmental Protection ALGORITM EEP r = Environmental Protection Expenditures rate EEP = Environmental Protection Expenditures CDD = Total Cost by Natural Resource Depletion and Environmental Degradation.

26. Taxes on fuels ALGORITM FTr = Fuels Tax rate APS = Average Price Sale on Fuels AIS = Average Income by Fuels Sale PSF j = Price Sales by Fuels Type (gasoline, diesel, jet fuel) PCP = Production Cost per unit STF = Special Tax to Fuels NOTE: The difference between sale price and fuel sale income is explained by the federal taxes.

27. Subsidy to Drinking Water ALGORITM SRW = Subsidy rate to drinking water SPW = Supply price of drinking water RCW = Reposition cost of drinking water services