Global Assessment of Environment Statistics, Environmental-Economic Accounting
   
  Phase 1:
  Environment Statistics and Environmental-Economic Accounting
  Phase 2:
  Energy Statistics and Balances
  Water Accounts and Water Statistics
  Energy Accounts
   

Global Assessment of Environment Statistics and Environmental-Economic Accounting

The Global Assessment of Environment Statistics and Environmental-Economic Accounting has been prepared by the United Nations Statistics Division in collaboration with the Inter-Secretariat Working Group on Environment Statistics (IWG-ENV) under the auspices of the UN Committee of Experts on Environmental-Economic Accounting (UNCEEA).

 
The main objectives are:
  • To assess the current status of national implementation of Environment Statistics and Environmental-Economic Accounting Progammes;

  • To identify priorities and future plans in these programmes; and

  • To assess the compliance of countries’ implementation of environmental-economic accounting with the Handbook on National Accounts: Integrated Environmental and Economic Accounting-2003 (SEEA-2003) in view of the Statistical Commission recommendation of elevating the SEEA-2003 to the level of a statistical standard by 2010.

     

    The Global Assessment of Environment Statistics and Environmental-Economic Accounting (Phase 1) has been completed. A summary of the results of the assessment has been presented to the 38th session of the United Nations Statistical Commission in the report of UNCEEA and a detailed analysis has been presented in a background document.

     

    National Statistical Offices who have not yet replied to the Global Assessment – Phase 1 are still encouraged to do so. This would allow updating the analysis and better targeting the second Phase of the Assessment.

     
    The questionnaire used for the Global Assessment of Environment Statistics and Environmental Economic Accounting is presented below in the following languages:
    English version , Unofficial French translation , Unofficial Spanish translation
     
    Note that the option to respond to the Assessment on-line has been deactivated.
     
    For any questions, please contact: seea@un.org