1. 1 SBI Agenda National Communications A1 and Non-Annex I

2. 2 COP to SBI for ‘appropriate action’ 3. National Comms from Annex I Parties a)Options for the Review Process b)Report on Annex I GHG inventories, 990-2003 c)Status Report on Nat Comms 4. National Comms from Non-Annex I Parties a)Work of the CGE b)Synthesis Reports from 122 First National Communications c)Provision of Financial and Technical Support

3. 3 Annex I Parties

4. 4 3(a) – Options for the Review Process 1.in-depth reviews of fourth national communications, which are due by January 1, 2006 (all Annex I Parties) 2.annual technical reviews of national GHG inventories (all Annex I Parties) 3.reviews of reports demonstrating progress achieved in meeting commitments under KP (RDPs) (Annex I KP Parties) 4.reviews of initial reports under the KP to demonstrate that institutions and systems are in place to account for GHG emissions, to estimate the assigned amount and commitment period reserve, and to report information relating to activities under Articles 3.3 and 3.4 of the Kyoto Protocol (afforestation, reforestation, grazing land management etc.) (Annex I KP).

5. 5 Secretariat note – options for streamlining review, due to late entry into force of the KP: In depth reviews of NC4 – due w/i 2 years of submission; Sec suggests compilation and synthesis report by COP 13 Annual review of GHG inventories – due annually; Sec suggests review in conjunction with review of initial reports of KP Parties Reports demonstrating progress – due May 2006; Sec suggests second half 2006 for COP/MOP 2 Review of initial reports – due w/i 12 months – prioritise so can calculate Parties’ assigned amount, needed for flex mechs participation

6. 6 3(b) Nat Comms from Annex I Parties

7. 7 Trends 1990-2003 Annex I aggregate GHG emissions -5.9% (-6.5% w/ LULUCF) 14 EIT Parties’ aggregate emissions -39.6% (-45.2% including LULUCF) non-EIT Annex I emissions + 9.2% (+12.4% including LULUCF).

8. 8 Annex I Sectoral Trends Transport emissions up substantially + 21%. International aviation emissions up substantially +51%. International marine bunker fuel emissions –5% Energy production emissions up; despite large decline for EITs. Emissions from agric., waste, industrial processes down HFC emissions +165% PFC emissions - 27%. SF6 emissions - 30%. LULUCF: 5 Parties reported increase of +10%; 26 reported decrease +10%.

9. 9 Country Results, 1990 to 2003

10. 10 3(c) Status Report of Third NCs - AI Secretariat facilitates in-depth reviews of Annex I Nat Comms 38 Parties had submitted Third NCs received as of Nov 2005 35 in-depth reviews had been conducted 2 not yet submitted (Ukraine, Lux), 1 not yet reviewed

11. 11 Non-Annex I Parties

12. 12 4(a) Work of the Consultative Group of Experts on NA1 NCs

13. 13 4(b) Non-Annex Synthesis Reports 122 National Communications Thematic syntheses 1.Sustainable development and the integration of climate change concerns into medium and long-term planning 2.GHG Inventories of emissions 3.Measures contributing to addressing climate change 4.Research and systematic observation 5.Climate change impacts, adaptation measures and response strategies 6.Education, training and public awareness

14. 14 FCCC/SBI/2005/18, Oct 25, 2005

15. 15 4(c) Provision of Financial and Technical Support 1.

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