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Distance-to-target (Kyoto Protocol for new Member States in 2004
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Created 12 Nov 2009
Published 12 Nov 2009
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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 levels and 2010
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A positive value suggests an under-achievement by 2004 and a negative value an over-achievement by 2004. The DTI is used as an early indication of progress towards the Kyoto targets. Countries with base-years other than 1990 are Hungary (average 1985-1987), Poland (1988) and Slovenia (1986). For Slovenia, the effect of activities under Articles 3.3 and 3.4 of the Kyoto Protocol (carbon sinks) was also included.
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