2. “Key GHG data” Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Data for 1990–2003
Bonn, Germany, 17 November 2005
“Key GHG data” Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Data for 1990–2003
by Sergey KONONOV Secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Bonn, Germany
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3.  Official submissions of GHG data 
Data sources
Annex I Parties
( developed countries):
detailed data;
Non-Annex I Parties
( developing countries):
less detailed data; 1990, 1994, other
“Key GHG data”
 Official submissions of GHG data 
Expert reviews
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4. developed countries (40) developing countries (121)
Data presented
“Key GHG data”
developed countries (40)
developing countries (121)
National trends
Aggregated trends
GHG projections to 2010
GHG data (1990, 1994, other)
Data availability by country
GHG trends (some)
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5. Germany, 1990–2003 Kyoto target = -21% Change 1990-2003
- All sectors: GHG 
- Exception – transport (+5%)
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6. Spain, 1990–2003 Kyoto target = +15% Change 1990-2003
- All sectors: GHG 
- Transport: +70.5%
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7. Aggregated GHGs from developed countries
6% by 2003 =
decreases in 1990s; stable in recent years
actual emissions
11% by 2010 =
present challenge
Note: updated projections are expected by 1 January 2006.
projected emissions
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8. Emissions – GDP – population
GDP = +28%, emission = -6%: “decoupling” emissions from economic growth
Population and GDP data are from the World Bank; emissions data are data submitted by Parties to the UNFCCC.
GDP data are in international dollars ($) of 2000; the purchasing power parities (PPP) approach is used.
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9. Bolivia, 2000 GHG with changes in forests & land use
GHG without changes in forests & land use
Emissions profile by sector
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10. Kyrgyzstan, 2000 GHG with changes in forests & land use
GHG without changes in forests & land use
Emissions profile by sector
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11. “Key GHG data”: Summary
“First-of-the-kind” under UNFCCC
Comprehensive data collection
40 developed countries
121 developing countries
Data = official submissions by countries
for developed countries: data checked by experts
Reader-friendly presentation
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