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Sector division used in the National Communications and Biennial Reports

Open l-emele opened this issue 2 years ago • 0 comments

Description of the issue

Projections submitted as National Communication or Biennial Report to UNFCCC use a common sectoral structure:

  • Energy
  • Transport
  • Industry/industrial processes and product use
  • Agriculture
  • Forestry/LULUCF
  • Waste management/waste
  • Other

See e.g. page 39 of this UNFCCC document.

Ideas of solution

Add sector division individual for NC/BR, a label has to be found

Add sector individuals:

  • NC/BR sector: energy, has parts:
    • 1.A.1 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): energy industry
    • 1.A.4 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): fuel combustion - other sectors
    • 1.A.5 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): fuel combustion - other
  • NC/BR sector: transport, same individual as: 1.A.3 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): transport
  • NC/BR sector: industry / industrial processes and product use, has parts:
    • 1.A.2 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): manufacturing industries and construction
    • 2 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): industrial processes and product use
  • NC/BR sector: agriculture, same individual as 3 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): agriculture
  • NC/BR sector: forestry/LULUCF same individual as 4 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): land use, land-use change and forestry
  • NC/BR sector: waste management/waste: same individual as 5 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): waste
  • NC/BR sector: other: same individual as 6 CRF sector (IPCC 2006): other

Regarding the definitions of the sector individuals, I think the following structure is sufficient: NC/BR sector: ABC is an XYZ energy sector defined by the UNFCCC reporting guidelines on national communications for Parties included in Annex I to the Convention.

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l-emele avatar Aug 23 '22 13:08 l-emele