London Group on Environmental Accounting, 25th Meeting
The London Group on Environmental Accounting is a city group created in 1993 to allow practitioners to share their experience of developing and implementing environmental accounts. Members of this informal group of experts come 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 Twenty-fifth Meeting of the London Group will be held in Melbourne, Australia from 7-10 October 2019. The meeting will be held at the Docklands in Melbourne.
Meeting documents
- 5. SEEA CF Research Agenda Overview (presentation)
- 6. Identifying Fossil Fuel Transactions for SDG Reporting (presentation)
- 7. About Natural Gas and Dwellings in Groningen
- 7. About Natural Gas and Dwellings in Groningen (presentation)
- 8. Moving Forward with the Classification of Environmental Activities
- 8. Classification of Environmental Activities (presentation)
- 9. Natural Resource Reserve Index
- 9. Canada's Natural Resource Reserve Index: An Update (presentation)
- 11. Analyzing Changes in the Extent and Condition of a Critically Endangered Ecosystem - Data Sources, Methods and Issues (presentation)
- 11. Analyzing Changes in Extent of a Critically Endangered Ecosystem Using the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting
- 11. Recycling Data – Measuring Circular Economy Activity in Finland
- 11. From Nature to the Table and Beyond- Experiences in Implementing the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (SEEA AFF) for Australia
- 11. Towards the Circular Economy: The Waste Account, Australia, Experimental Estimates 2016-17
- 11. Accounting for Land in the United States: Integrating Physical Land Cover, Land Use, and Monetary Valuation
- 11. Integrating physical and economic data into experimental water accounts for the United States: Lessons and opportunities
- 11. Recycling Data - Can Statistics be Reused as Circular Economy Indicators?
- 14. An Ecosystem Type Classification for the SEEA EEA
- 14. A Reference Ecosystem Type Classification for the SEEA EEA (presentation)
- 14. Estonia's Effort of Building Ecosystem Extent Account and Discussing the Typology National Perspective (presentation)
- 15a. Valuation of the Ecosystems Nature Education Service, Valuation Methods, Present State and Way Forward, Estonia’s Case Study
- 15a. Valuation of the Ecosystems Nature Education Service, Valuation Methods, Present State And Way Forward, Estonia’s Case Study (presentation)
- 15b. Experimental Monetary Valuation of Ecosystem Services and Assets in the Netherlands
- 15b. Experimental Monetary Ecosystem Accounts in the Netherlands (presentation)
- 16. Accounting for Carbon Stocks and Flows: Storage and Sequestration Are Both Ecosystem Services
- 17a. Linking SEEA-CF and SEEA-EEA: Revitalising Economic Concepts for Greater Integration of Environmental-Economic Accounts
- 17b. Measuring Planet A: Connecting the SEEA Central Framework and the SEEA Experimental Ecosystem Accounting
- 20. Biophysical Modelling of Ecosystem Services and Ecosystem Accounting: Making the Marriage Happier
- 20. Biophysical Modelling of Ecosystem Services and Ecosystem Accounting: Making the Marriage Happier (presentation)
- 21a. Natural Capital Accounts for Marine Areas – UK Experience
- 21b. Global Ocean Accounts Partnership-- Update
- 21c. Mapping progress made in South Africa: Journey to develop Marine Accounts
- 22a. Ensuring Data Quality in the World of “Big Data” and Rapidly Expanding Community of Ecosystem Accounting
- 24. Increasing the Use and Usefulness of Natural Capital Accounting for Decision Making
- 24. Input-Output Analysis in the SEEA - Results of a Survey (presentation)
- 25. Current Use of Input Output Analysis in SEEA – A Survey
- 25. Appendix - Survey Microdata
- 26. I Talk (presentation)
- 27. Friends of the Chair on the Future of Economic Statistics
- Event Date
- From 7 Oct 2019 to 10 Oct 2019
- Time
- From 1:00pm to 5:00pm (UTC)
- Location
- Oceania