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FCCC/IDR.1(SUM)/AUT

Title
Austria. Summary of the report of the in-depth review of the national communication of Austria.

Corporate Author
UNFCCC. Secretariat

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Abstract
Summary of the report on the in-depth review of the first national communication of Australia

Notes
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Meeting
Bangkok Climate Change Conference - April 2011, AWG-LCA 14
Nairobi Climate Change Conference - November 2006, AWG-KP 2
The Hague Climate Change Conference - November 2000, SBSTA 13-2
Lima Climate Change Conference - December 2014, CMP 10
Bonn Climate Change Conference - June 2015, SBSTA 42
Bonn Climate Change Conference - June 2015, ADP 2-9
Marrakech Climate Change Conference - November 2016, SBSTA 45

Document type
in-depth review

Topics
GHG inventories
mitigation actions and commitments

Keywords
Action for climate empowerment (ACE)
administrative aspects
climate impacts
emissions
financial resources
national communications
policies and measures
projections
removal
research and systematic observation

Countries
Austria

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