Department of Climate Change Ad hoc Working Group on further Commitments for Annex I Parties under the Kyoto Protocol In Session Workshop on means to reach.

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Department of Climate Change Ad hoc Working Group on further Commitments for Annex I Parties under the Kyoto Protocol In Session Workshop on means to reach emission targets Australian Perspectives on approaches to LULUCF Greg Picker April 2008

Broad Principles What matters is what happens in the atmosphere –comprehensive coverage of emissions and removals –Leave mitigation options open Implications for all elements of this workshop. –Gas, sources and sectors –Use of wide range of approaches to ensure necessary global abatement occurs

Special consideration of LULUCF? Uncertainty is a hurdle –Difficulty in measurement –Quickly changeable sector –Geographically specific Led to multiplicity of approaches The situation has fundamentally changed since we negotiated the Kyoto Protocol and the Marrakesh Accords

Need for robust measurement systems Effective measurement systems can provide confidence in emission and removal estimates –Essential prerequisite to underpin further action Australia’s National Carbon Accounting System –Built to provide data for KP accounting –Being used in deforestation activities

Incorporation of the LULUCF sector There are technical challenges in LULUCF, but - –Just another sector –LULUCF needs to be fully included as a significant part of the range of abatement activities open to Parties Action on LULUCF, as in other sectors, needs incentives –LULUCF should be fully incorporated into markets

Next generation approaches to LULUCF accounting Comprehensive treatment of LULUCF sector – let’s not start with the premise that all of our current rules are right Should be consistency between rules on LULUCF between Parties and situations Need to ensure linked elements are included to ensure no perverse outcomes –Biofuels –Harvested Wood products

LULUCF Reporting Issues Information collected and reported should be comprehensive, consistent and policy relevant. –Emissions reported when and where they occur –Balance between accuracy and practicality –Several issues need to be resolved, including inter- annual variability and natural disturbances

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