Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang ECOSYSTEM SCIENCES - SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES PROGRAM International Symposium on Green Economy Indicators,

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Monitoring the Transition Towards a Green Economy
Advertisements

1. 2 Why are Result & Impact Indicators Needed? To better understand the positive/negative results of EC aid. The main questions are: 1.What change is.
Outline Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Background.
World Energy Outlook Dr. Fatih Birol IEA Chief Economist Brussels, 29 April 2014.
Managing without Growth Dr. Peter A. Victor York University Canada Thursday June 10, 2010.
Lignite Project By Ramic, Haris. GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR ENERGY World energy consumption is projected to increase at about 1.8%/year between 2000 and 2030(driven.
Energy Challenge in the Global Economy Prof. Emanuela Colombo, Rector’s Delegate to “Cooperation and Development” - Politecnico di Milano Department of.
China agriculture: customer or competitor? Allan Rae.
Towards a Low Carbon Future: China’s Green Development Policy and Practice Ye QI Climate and Carbon Policy Institute (CPI) Tsinghua University & China.
Worldwide, % of all primary energy is used in buildings.
Trade and Environmentally Sustainable Economic Growth By Rae Kwon Chung Director, Environment and Sustainable Development Division, UNESCAP Regional Workshop.
Reducing environmental impacts in a growing economy 25 years Environmental impact Economic growth Resource use Why ? Ensure high quality of the environment.
Challenges Competition for resources (including raw materials) increases, scarcities => prices rise => impact on European economy 20th cent.: 12-fold.
Derek Eaton Division of Technology, Industry & Economics Economics & Trade Branch Geneva, Switzerland “Designing the Green Economy” Centre for International.
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY World Energy Outlook 2004: Key Trends and Challenges Marco Baroni Energy Analyst Economic Analysis Division INTERNATIONAL HYDROGEN.
UNEP’s flagship publication, Towards A Green Economy: Pathways to Sustainable Development and Poverty Alleviation, is the result of two year’s work, involving.
Population & Environment II ES 118 Spring Life expectancy 20 th Century saw global transformation of human health 20 th Century saw global transformation.
MACROECONOMICS AND THE GLOBAL BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT The Wealth of Nations The Supply Side.
Why should renewable energy not be subsidised?. Sustainable Energy Usage By the end of the lesson you will; 1) Be able to describe the key features of.
Green Economy Initiative Derek Eaton UNEP UNCEEA, June 2010.
Land as a Resource State of play 5 March Land as a Resource: at the crossroad of objectives 1 and 2 of 7 th Environmental Action Programme (EAP)
INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY World Energy Outlook: Key Strategic Challenges Maria Argiri Economic Analysis Division.
RURAL FUTURES: ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIES Dr Jane Adams.
Green Growth Capacity Development
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
Magnus Matisons Brussels 4 June Setting the scene- The forest-based sector contribution to growth of the bio based economy.
1 Sustainable Development and Green Jobs: an overview Research Conference: ‘Green Jobs for Asia and the Pacific’ Niigata, Japan, April 2008 Peter.
Markus Amann International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
Dutch Enviromental Accounts and policy demands Geert Bruinooge Deputy Director General Statistics Netherlands.
Lessons and implications for agriculture and food Security in the region IFPRI-ADB POLICY FORUM 9-10 August 2007 Manila, Philippines Rapid Growth of Selected.
Dr. Kandeh K. Yumkella Director-General, UNIDOBoulder, 17 Sept
Problem: we only have one planet and it is becoming increasingly depleted. Question: How can we solve our ecological and social problems? Three strategies.
APERC Workshop, Bali 16 November, 2009 Norihiro Okumura Asia Pacific Energy Research Centre APEC ENERGY DEMAND & SUPPLY OUTLOOK 4 th Edition ~ Case of.
MSSD Indicators 2011 Plan Bleu May Human Development Index and Ecological Footprint per capita in the Mediterranean countries according to their.
1 Two points 1.From local to global consumer – the challenge of rising and unsustainable consumption 2.What can we do to reach sustainable consumption.
16469 Low Energy Building Design Sustainability – an overview Dr Nick Kelly ESRU.
1 Green Growth through Regional Cooperation Hongpeng Liu Chief Energy Security & Water Resources Section Environment and Development Division UN Economic.
© OECD/IEA World Energy Outlook 2007: China and India Insights Pawel Olejarnik Research Analyst International Energy Agency.
Prof. Akio Morishima 1 Asian Role in Global Climate Policy Professor Akio Morishima Chair, Japan Climate Policy Centre Special Research Advisor for IGES.
Economic and Social Update April 2008 William E. Wallace, Lead Economist World Bank, Indonesia April 1, 2008.
Science and the Environment Chapter 1 Section 1: Understanding Our Environment Section 2: The Environment and Society Chapter 1 Section 1: Understanding.
Measuring Progress towards Green Growth through indicators OECD work UNCEEA Sixth meeting New York, June 2011.
Environment for development MDG 7: Ensure Environmental Sustainability Mr Razi Latif Senior Programme Officer UNEP Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific.
Greening Asia’s Infrastructure Development 1 Herath Gunatilake Director Regional and Sustainable Development Department Asian Development Bank.
System change requires eco-efficient infrastructure design & approaches Infrastructure provides the foundation for our socio-economic systems Eco Efficiency.
Framing green growth and sustainable development.
June 2005 IBEC Climate Change Working Group Climate Change - A Business Perspective Presentation to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Communications, Marine.
G20 labour markets: outlook, key challenges and policy responses Presentation by ILO Director General Guy Ryder Labour and Employment Ministerial Meeting.
Green Growth in the Netherlands Sjoerd Schenau Department of National accounts Statistics Netherlands.
The Economics of Climate Change Policy Prepared for: CEO Climate Change Task Force Meeting American Public Power Association Washington, D.C. December.
Energy Transition: Reforms, Investment and the Post-Paris Agenda Dr. Robert Ichord CEO, ICHORD VENTURES, LLC February 4, 2016.
COPS, 2 nd Mai 2013, H. Leuenberger Promotion of Green Industries in Recycling Heinz Leuenberger PhD Director, Environmental Management Branch.
Opportunities and Challenges Abraham Kim, Ph.D. Maureen & Mike Mansfield Center University of Montana Growing Energy Supply & Demand.
WAVES Partnership in LAC1 WAVES © 2014 Wealth Accounting and the Valuation of Ecosystem Services Where has been (is) NCA useful?
Inclusive structural and Rural Transformation Hans P. Binswanger-Mkhize ICABR Ravello June 26, 2016.
World Energy and Environmental Outlook to 2030
SESSION 1: CONTEXT – THE GLOBAL RESOURCE CHALLENGE
International Renewable Energy Agency
The Global Environment Picture
Australian Energy Scenarios Predicting Uncertainty
Green growth indicators in Asia and the Pacific Hitomi Rankine, Environment and Development Division, Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the.
Drivers and Emissions workgroup
Mónica Rodríguez-Zúñiga
Asia-Pacific Cold Insulation. Cold insulation materials are gaining importance over the years due to increased energy prices, rising environmental concerns.
Sustainability, Economics, and Equity
Energy Efficiency and Renewables role in the future energy needs
Chapter 17 How Economies Grow and Develop.
Environmental and Natural Resource Economics 3rd ed. Jonathan M
Subjects of Study by Teams
Environmental Problems, Their Causes, and Sustainability
Presentation transcript:

Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang ECOSYSTEM SCIENCES - SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES PROGRAM International Symposium on Green Economy Indicators, May 2012, Beijing, China

Resource Efficiency: Economics and Outlook for Asia and the Pacific (2010) Up-date for material use and resource efficiency for Asia and the Pacific (2011) Online database Presentation of trends for Asia and the Pacific and China based on Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 2 |

Based on credible international data sources Conceptually sound Compatible with the System of National Accounts Feasible (timely, affordable) Policy relevant (informing policies for green economy and SCP) Covering all major natural resource domains Materials and waste Energy and emissions Water and land use Linked to economic and social accounts – to combine environmental (resource depletion, ecosystem health) and social objectives (employment, standard of living, equity, poverty alleviation) Criteria for Resource Efficiency Indicators Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 3 |

As economies in Asia and the Pacific urbanize and industrialize the use of primary materials grows fast Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 4 | Source : CSIRO

Material use grows faster than GDP resulting in a higher material intensity Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 5 | Source : CSIRO

Asia and the Pacific has increased its dependence on materials from abroad, especially for fossil fuels and ores Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 6 | Source : CSIRO

The industrial-urban transformation has lead to a changing resource base – from renewable to non-renewable resources Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 7 |

China and India are increasingly dominating material use of Asia and the Pacific Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 8 | Source : CSIRO

Large differences in per-capita material use between different parts of Asia-Pacific Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 9 | Tonnes per capita Source : CSIRO

Australia, New Zealand and Central-Asia are the main suppliers of natural resources Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 10 | Source : CSIRO

Improvements in material intensity of sub-regions do not add up to overall improvements in material intensity Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 11 | Source : CSIRO

Consumption, rising per capita incomes and new industrial technologies have been the main drivers of material use Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 12 | Source : CSIRO

China’s material consumption has grown 10-fold since 1970 Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 13 | Million tonnes Source : CSIRO

China has become a net importer of biomass, fossil fuels and metal ores Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 14 | Source : CSIRO

Material Intensity in China declined but is still 4-times the world average Material Use and Resource Efficiency in Asia and the Pacific and in China| Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 15 | Source : CSIRO

Green Economy Indicators in the Policy Cycle Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 16 | Problem Framing Policy Framing Policy Implemen- tation Policy monitoring and evaluation Green Economy Indicators Environmental, Economic and Social Datasets

Reliable data for material use and resource efficiency for Asia and the Pacific and China now available Indicators to inform problem and policy framing and help evaluate effectiveness of policies Resource use in Asia-Pacific dominates global resource use Consumption and the industrial transformation main drivers of resource use growth Asia-Pacific has become less resource efficient Policies and business strategies need to focus on resource efficiency to deal with rising and more volatile prices for primary resources Resource efficiency is important but not sufficient for sustainable development in Asia Conclusions Material Use and Resource Efficiency Indicators for Asia and the Pacific and China | Heinz Schandl, James West and Jinhua Zhang 17 |

ECOSYSTEM SCIENCES - SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC SCIENCES PROGRAM Thank you Ecosystem Sciences Heinz Schandl t wwww.csiro.au