London Group on Environmental Accounting, 31st Meeting
The London Group on Environmental Accounting is a city group of the United Nations Statistical Commission established in 1993 to provide a forum for practitioners to share their experience in developing and implementing environmental accounts. Members of the London group are experts primarily from national statistical agencies but also international organizations. The London Group generally meets annually, and the meetings provide a forum for review, comparison and discussion of work underway by participants towards development of environmental accounts.
The 31st meeting of the London Group on Environmental Accounting (LG) is hosted by Statistics Estonia on 22-25 September 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia.
Meeting documents
- Scoping Note: Issue D4 Consideration of water as produced asset
- Draft Guidance Note: Issue D4 Consideration of Water as a Produced Asset
- Reclassifying reservoir water as a produced asset: Implications for the hydroelectricity industry. Issue Paper. Steve May
- Presentation LG31: Issue D4 - Water in artificial reservoir as a produced asset
- Presentation LG31: Reclassifying reservoir water as a produced asset (S. May)
- Presentation: The Philippine Experience in Generating the Water Accounts (F. Cabrera)
- Draft Scoping Note: Issue C5 Climate mitigation and climate adaptation expenditure (in the SEEA CF)
- Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Expenditures: Mexico pilot study. Presentation. Figueroa
- Climate change investments in Sweden. Paper by Palm et al.
- Presentation: C5 Climate change mitigation and adaptation expenditures (J. Hass)
- Presentation: Public expenditure of climate change adaptation and mitigation in Mexico (R. Figueroa)
- Presentation: Climate Change Investments in Sweden (V. Palm)
- Scoping Note: Issue A1 Providing a broad overview of links between SEEA CF and SEEA EA
- Exploring the Links Between SEEA Ecosystem Accounting (SEEA EA), SEEA Central Framework (SEEA CF), and the System of National Accounts (SNA): Insights from Namibia (Discussion paper). Kavezepa
- Timber flows and stocks, comparison of monetary valuation methods [Paper]. Oras et al.
- Presentation: A1 Links between SEEA EA, SEEA CF and SNA (C. Obst)
- Presentation: Exploring the links between SEEA EA, SEEA CF and the SNA: Insights from Namibia (N.D.Kavezepa)
- Presentation: Timber flows and stocks, comparison of monetary valuation methods in Estonia (P. Kaimre)
- Scoping Note: Issue A9 Consistency with the 2025 SNA update issues
- Draft Guidance Note: Issue A9.1_Consistency with the 2025 SNA update issues – Natural resources
- Draft Guidance Note: Issue A9.3_SNA Terminology
- Incorporating depletion as production cost into the national accounts [Discussion paper]
- Valuation of Subsoil Energy Assets: Pilot estimates for the U.S. National Balance Sheet. Paper. Wentland
- Presentation: A9 Consistency with the 2025 SNA revision issues (C. Obst)
- Presentation: Incorporating depletion as production cost into the national accounts (G. Liu)
- Presentation: Valuation of Subsoil Energy Assets: US Pilot Estimates (S. Wentland)
- Ecosystem accounting in decision making at multiple governmental and geographical levels. Randen & Grimsrud [paper]
- Ecosystem accounting in decision making at multiple governmental and geographical levels [poster]
- Ecosystem Services Accounting Compatibility Assessment Tool (ESA-CAT) [poster]
- European fisheries and policies: methodological accounting challenges (and possible solutions) to measure the sustainable flow in physical and monetary terms [poster]
- Accounting for biodiversity offsets and “no net loss” [poster]
- Foundations and Evolution of Environmental Taxation in Tunisia [Paper]
- Foundations and Evolution of Environmental Taxation in Tunisia (K. Salah) [poster]
- SEEA EA-related headline indicators for the GBF and the EU-funded project (M. Javorsek)
- GBF Indicator A.2 methodology for defining natural ecosystems in Estonia (M. Linder)
- Building EU-level ecosystem extent accounts in response to indicator A.2 of the GBF (J-E. Petersen)
- SEEA EA – topics related to the GBF in Australia (S. May)
- Generating ecosystem condition statistics to support reporting through the GBF in Canada (M. Henry)
- Treatment of multiple economic values connected to ecosystems – theoretical aspects. Paper. Femia et al.
- Empirical insights into the multiple economic values connected to ecosystems: applications and reflections [Paper]
- Economic methods for water ecosystem services for SEEA EA [Paper]
- Calculating local climate regulation in Sweden. Paper. Brown et al.
- Towards pollination accounts in Brazil. Paper_Begamini et al.
- Unexplored channels of the SEEA Sudoku Approach (A. La Notte) [paper]
- Travel cost models of water accounting in the UK (A. Bartolini)
- Treatment of multiple economic values connected to ecosystems - methodology theoretical aspects (A. Femia)
- Empirical insights into the multiple economic values connected to ecosystems: applications and reflections (K. Oras)
- Economic Methods for Water Ecosystem Services for SEEA EA (V. Reas)
- Is coastal and marine natural capital accounting a scam? Insights from Italy (V. di Gennaro)
- Towards pollination accounts in Brazil (I. Batista & L. Bergamini)
- Unexplored channels of the SEEA Sudoku Approach (A. La Notte)
- Calculating local climate regulation in Sweden (N. Brown)
- تاريخ الحدث
- 22 Sep 2025
- Time
- من 9:00am إلى 5:00pm (Europe/Tallinn)
- Location
- Estonia