Forest

Workshop 2014

Agenda

The reporting of LULUCF during the 2nd Commitment Period (CP2) of the Kyoto Protocol (KP) will be based on the new LULUCF rules (UNFCCC decision 2/CMP.7), reflected the methods contained in new 2013 IPCC KP Supplement (http://www.ipcc-nggip.iges.or./home/2013KPSupplementaryGuidance_inv.html).
These new rules and methods introduced a number of significant changes in LULUCF reporting and accounting, including the Forest Management Reference level (FMRL), the accounting of Harvested Wood Products (HWP), the possible exclusion of emissions from natural disturbances, and the new voluntary activity of Wetland Drainage and Rewetting (WDR).
In addition, the EU LULUCF decision 529-2013 introduced the mandatory accounting of Cropland and Grazing land Management (CM and GM) for EU Member States, which will be implemented during CP2 through a step-wise approach. Overall, these changes and the associated new reporting requirements represent a significant challenge for EU GHG inventory compilers.
The workshop will address technical issues related to the new LULUCF rules and methods. The main focus will be on explaining and discussing the novelties introduced by decision 2/CMP.7 and by the 2013 IPCC KP Supplement. A session will also address the challenge of estimating and reporting CM and GM. Presentations on experiences from countries are also welcomed.
Expected participants include national experts responsible for the LULUCF sector, GHG inventory compilers and scientists involved in the estimation and reporting of LULUCF.

PRESENTATIONS:

Grassi, G. Welcome.pdf

Grassi,G. LULUCF in the EU - current status and challenges for CP2.pdf

Kay, S. Overview of KP LULUCF related requirements and timelines at EU level.pdf

Lundblad,M. Overview of KP LULUCF reporting tables for CP2.pdf

Srivastava, N. Overview of the IPCC 2013 KP Supplement.pdf

Federeci, S. Steps for estimating KP activities under Art. 3.3 and 3.4.pdf

Vitullo, M. Afforestation, Reforestation and Deforestation..pdf

Grassi, G. Forest Management Reference Level.pdf

Ruter, S. Harvested Wood Products..pdf

Somogyi, Z. Natural Disturbances.pdf

Somogyi, Z. Natural Disturbances - numerical examples..pdf

Freudenschuss A. Task force on Yasso model..pdf

Pilli,R. CBM at EU Level..pdf

Polakova, J. LULUCF implementation guidelines and policy options..pdf

Zute,D. The Nordic-Baltic LULUCF project..pdf

Forsell, N. Overview of the IIASA database and approach for HWP..pdf

Henshall, P. Improvements to the representation of forest land in the UK.pdf

Federici, S. FAOSTAT emissions database..pdf

Canaviera, P. Soil Reporting in Portugal..pdf

Srivastava, N. Overview of CM and GM in IPCC KP Supplement.pdf

Moxley, J. Towards modelling Emissions from GM and CM in the UK.pdf

Devos, W. Synergies between the CAP and UNFCCC requirements.pdf

Hiederer, R. Mineral soils using IPCC tier 1.pdf

Rossi, S. Tier 1 estimation of GHG emissions from organic soils in CM and GM.pdf

Arwyn, J. CAPRESE.pdf

Lugato, E. Effect of different mitigation measures on SOC.pdf

Srivastava, N. Introduction to 2013 IPCC WDR.pdf