1. Stakeholder consultation meeting on the CAFE baseline scenario Welcome 30 April, 2004
CAFE BASELINE SCENARIO STAKEHOLDER MEETING, 30 April, 2003

2. Details of main technical tasks of CAFE
Assessment of health and environmental effects
Selection of health and environmental targets for optimisation
Selection of alternative scenarios
Selection of indicators
Ready by July 2004
Ready by early 2005
Identification of potential measures
Integrated Assessment Modelling
Assessment of measures, ceilings, proposed targets or commitments
Policy guidance
Cost curves
Baseline emissions scenario
Analysis of costs and benefits
Source-receptor functions, regional and urban scale
Interaction
throughout
Monitoring and atmos-pheric modelling
30 April 2004
Implementation, peer review, stakeholder participation, public information

3. Purpose of meeting
Have checked that the comments have been included into the development of the CAFE baseline to the extent this has been possible
Have the overall conclusions of the CAFE baseline understood also by non-technical experts
Be a “sounding board” before CAFE Steering Group
CAFE BASELINE SCENARIO STAKEHOLDER MEETING, 30 April, 2003

4. AGENDA 9.15 Opening (Vainio)
9.30 Summary of the bilateral discussions (Amann)
9.50 Energy (Mantzos)
Agriculture (Klimont)
Transport (Delsalle chairs, Cofala presents, Proost comments)
Café
CAFE baseline emissions (Amann)
Discussion and comments
Lunch
15.20 Air quality and deposition (Amann, Watkiss comments)
15.40 Discussion and comments
16.40 Conclusions and next steps (Vainio)
17.00 Close
CAFE BASELINE SCENARIO STAKEHOLDER MEETING, 30 April, 2003

5. Do emission projections reflect national thinking?
Questions
Do emission projections reflect national thinking?
What can be done by 18 May?
Any wishes before closing stakeholder consultation of the baseline for Thematic Strategy for Air Pollution?
CAFE BASELINE SCENARIO STAKEHOLDER MEETING, 30 April, 2003