Distance-to-target (burden-sharing targets) for EU-15 Member States in 2004, including Kyoto mechanisms and carbon sinks

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Created : Nov 12, 2009 Published : Jan 01, 2002 Last modified : Nov 29, 2012 11:42 AM

The distance-to-target indicator (DTI) measures the deviation in percentage points of actual emissions in 2004 from a (hypothetical) linear path between base-year emissions and the burden-sharing target for 2010

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Jun 03, 2005 - Distance to target for the EU-15 in 2003 (EU Kyoto Protocol and EU Member State burden-sharing targets)
Jun 03, 2005 - Distance to target for the EU-15 in 2002 (EU Kyoto Protocol and EU Member State burden-sharing targets)

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19 Dec 2006

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greenhouse gas | CSI | assessment06 | climate | CSI010

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A positive value suggests an under-achievement and a negative value an over-achievement by 2004. The DTI is used as an early indication of progress towards the Kyoto and Member States'' burden-sharing targets. The use of Kyoto mechanisms and carbon sinks was included where data was available.