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Greenhouse gas emission distributions

Informing the Global Stocktake (2021-2023)


The Global Stocktake, a key component of the Paris Agreement’s ratchet mechanism, assesses global progress every five years with the goal of informing countries’ NDC updates. The analysis demonstrates how global progress across a range of sectoral emission indicators can be assessed using performance distributions to allow for a detailed and nuanced analysis without singling out individual countries. It demonstrates possible use cases, and present some initial insights, using trends in sectoral GHG emissions per capita. The display as a performance distribution can be used to understand the spread in changes across countries, to explore progress over time, and to demonstrate what rates of decarbonisation are possible.

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Series
Climate Change | 07/2023
Number of pages
30
Year of publication
February 2023
Author(s)
Leonardo Nascimento, Eduardo Posada, Louise Jeffery, Lorenz Moosmann
Further files
Infographic „Collective progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions“
Language
English
Project No. (FKZ)
3721 41 507 0
Publisher
German Environment Agency
Links
UBA topic website – the Global Stocktake of the Paris AgreementUNFCCC – the Global Stocktake
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 global stocktake  Paris Agreement on Climate Change  United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change  greenhouse gas emission  climate change mitigation  climate policy

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