Notes on the common reporting format

Tables of the common reporting format and their notes

Tables of the common reporting format for land use, land use change and forestry

Tables of the common reporting format for land use, land use change and forestry

The common reporting format (CRF) is an integral part of the national inventory submission.

The common reporting format is a standardized format to be used by Parties for electronic reporting of estimates of greenhouse gas emissions and removals and any other relevant information.

Discussions with UNDP and UNICEF on their particular requirements, as well as a common reporting format, have been initiated.

UNFPA has initiated discussions with UNDP and UNICEF on their requirements as well as on a common reporting format.

The tables of the common reporting format are available in document FCCC CP 2004 10 Add.2, pages 47 61.

The secretariat also reported on the status of the development and planned deployment of the new reporting software for the common reporting format, CRF Reporter (see also chapter IV below).

Tables of the common reporting format for land use, land use change and forestry and related tables (tables Summary 2, table 8 (a) (recalculations)

Standard electronic format for reporting Kyoto Protocol units1

Standard electronic format for reporting of information on Kyoto Protocol units1

The national inventories of Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Poland were not reviewed in 2004 because these Parties did not submit a national inventory report they submitted only the common reporting format.

At present, Annex I Parties are moving towards using a new inventory reporting software (the common reporting format (CRF) reporter), developed by the secretariat to facilitate the submission of GHG inventory data in accordance with previously adopted guidelines and requirements.

To revise the reporting format resulting from decision VII 9 to cover exports (including re exports) of all ozone depleting substances, including mixtures containing them, and to urge the Parties to implement the revised reporting format expeditiously.

The secretariat shall, under the direction of the expert review team, conduct a standardized set of data comparisons to be performed on the electronic common reporting format submissions to be used in the review process.

Adopts the tables of the common reporting format and their notes, contained in the annex to this decision, for the purpose of submission of annual inventory information on land use, land use change and forestry

In 2004, the secretariat organized a review for each country that provided a complete inventory submission (i.e. containing the common reporting format and a national inventory report) within six weeks of the submission due date.

The Convention secretariat also incorporated the land use, land use change and forestry common reporting format tables and related technical modifications into the Guidelines for the Preparation of National Communications by Parties included in Annex I to the Convention, Part I UNFCCC Reporting Guidelines on Annual Inventories.

Text G. Draft decision CMP.1. Standard electronic format for reporting Kyoto Protocol units 24

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(n) Finalization of the draft format for Party reporting pursuant to Article 15 of the Convention

CMP.1 Standard electronic format for reporting Kyoto Protocol units (FCCC KP CMP 2005 3 Add.2)

For technical reasons (for example, size of tables and fonts), the layout of the printed version of the tables of the common reporting format for land use, land use change and forestry activities in this document cannot be standardized.

Poland is also looking forward to a substantial discussion on the format and scope of the reporting practice.

At the 1999 First Meeting of the States Parties, the States Parties adopted a reporting format to facilitate transparency reporting as required under Article 7 of the Convention.

General reporting instructions The standard electronic format (SEF) is an essential part of submission under Article 7.1 of the Kyoto Protocol.

Form D of the Article 7 reporting format currently includes three tables enabling States Parties to provide required information, as follows

A standardized format for internal progress reporting needs to be reintroduced and used as a tool for programme management and decision making.

The annual inventory, including the national inventory report and the common reporting format (CRF) Supplementary information under Article 7, paragraph 1, incorporated in the Party's national inventory according to section I.D, greenhouse gas inventory information, of the guidelines for the preparation of the information required under Article 7.

However, the reporting format (e.g., global appeal, annual report) was not consistent with the format of the matrix, and outputs and key indicators included in the matrix were not mentioned in the reports issued by the Section and the Department.

However, the reporting format (e.g., global appeal, annual report) was not consistent with the format of the matrix, and outputs and key indicators included in the matrix were not mentioned in the reports issued by the Section and the Department.

(c) Promote common monitoring and reporting processes to governing bodies and joint approaches to evaluations

The Ozone Secretariat is requested to prepare a standard format for reporting according to decision VII 9 that shall take into account the said revision.

It would significantly reduce the need for rework associated with the interconnection of different systems that require data conversion into a common format.

The expert review team shall conduct an initial check as a desk or centralized review to examine that each Party included in Annex I has submitted a consistent, complete and timely annual inventory, including the national inventory report and the common reporting format (CRF), and that data contained in the CRF are complete by means of computerized analysis and checks and in the correct format to enable subsequent review stages to occur.

The revision of the format of the Annual Protection Report (APR), with the objectives of simplifying reporting requirements and to increase its utility, is currently under way.

The annual inventory, including the national inventory report and the common reporting format (CRF), for conformity with Article 5, paragraph 2, in accordance with the procedures contained in part II of these guidelines The following supplementary information, in accordance with the guidelines for the preparation of the information required under Article 7, section I

Paragraph 2 of the present draft decision decides the use of (a) supplementary information to be included in an annex to the national inventory report, and (b) the tables of the common reporting format for activities under Article 3, paragraphs 3 and 4, of the Kyoto Protocol, included in annexes I and II, respectively.

Such an update should be undertaken following the consideration of experiences gained in using the tables of the common reporting format contained in annex II to decision 15 CP.10 and on the basis of views by Parties to be considered by the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice at its twenty seventh session.

To ensure effective integration, there must be a system that uses a common communications plan, SOPs and reporting procedures.

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