PPT-Overview of the SEEA Experimental Ecosystem Accounting

Bram Edens PhD Senior statistician United Nations Statistics Division Outline Overview of the SEEA Experimental Ecosystem Accounting Examples Accounting for ecosystem extent Accounting for ecosystem condition. Food for thought in three steps:. Reflection on the overall goal. Comparison with SEEA-EEA system of accounts. Priorities for further investment. Green Economy: Living well within ecological limits. Ecosystem. Prof Keith G Jeffery. k. eith.jeffery@keithgjefferyconsultants.co.uk. ©Keith G Jeffery. An Overview of the Research Information Metadata Ecosystem. euroCRIS Strategic Seminar 2013. 1. http://www.engage-project.eu/engage/wp/. capacity building. J de Beer. UNCEEA meeting. 20 June 2017. Structure of session. Overview of work-stream. Joe de beer. Inputs of regional activities. Representatives. General discussion. All. Overview: Objective and approach. James Boyd. Spencer . Banzhaf. Professor – Dept of Economics at Georgia State University. Ph.D. Duke University. Environmental Economics. Senior Fellow/Director – Resources for the Future. Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania. Emily McKenzie. 2 April, InVEST Introductory Seminar, Bangkok. Republic of the Marshall Islands. Despite their importance, ecosystem services are often not considered in decisions. . . This is because we lack practical, credible information about their value. . m. apping IPCC greenhouse gas emissions categories to ISIC A. Francesco N. Tubiello, Silvia Cerilli. Statistics Division. 23. r. d. Meeting London Group. San José, 17-20 October 2017. 1. OUTLINE. 2. Julian Chow United Nations Statistics Division SEEA Training Seminar for the ECA 2-5 February 2015 Addis Ababa Introduction to Core Accounting Principles on SEEA and SNA Objectives of the Session Introduce and recall some fundamentals of national accounting sand Ecosystem ExtentDRAFTAuthors Emil Ivanov and Mark Eigenraam1Version 20 25 March 2015This work was undertaken as part of the project Advancingthe SEEA Experimental Ecosystem Accounting This note i An overview of progress and issues. Brendan Freeman, Office . for National Statistics (UK. ). 22nd Meeting of the London Group on Environmental Accounting . Oslo, 28-30 September . . Aims of the project. Recent Efforts in Developing Land and Water Accounts and the Path Forward. London Group. October 17-20, 2017. Disclaimer. : Any views expressed here are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Bureau of Economic Analysis . Alessandra Alfieri. United Nations Statistics Division. Data. Data Quality Assessment Frameworks. Metadata and documentation (e.g. SDMX). ISIC, CPC, Asset Classification, Class. of Environmental Activities, Class. of Physical Flows etc. Julian Chow. United Nations Statistics Division. Natural Capital Accounting . –. balancing the book of natural capital. Assets. Services. Waste & degradation. Economy and well-being. Regeneration. Physical supply and use. Water asset accounts. The presentation includes diagrams and examples prepared by UN-ESCAP and NSOs of Australia, Bahrain, Oman and Sweden. Michael Nagy, UNECE. STATISTICS. What. Conceptual Issues and Measurement Problems. S. Suresh Kumar. Member, Indian Statistical Service. Government . of India. New Delhi. 1. Introduction. India’s population is growing at an annual growth rate of 1.9%. .