Agenda with presentations
Day 1, 26th June
- Mutual Learning on IPPU / Mongolia - PhilippinesFacilitator: HIRATA Eriko (GIO), HATANAKA Elsa (GIO)
- Mutual Learning on LULUCF / Indonesia - LaosFacilitator: HAYASHI Atsuko (GIO), ITO Hiroshi (GIO)
- Mutual Learning on Waste / Japan - Viet NamFacilitator: ODA Takefumi (GIO), TAKI Wakana (GIO)
Day 2, 27th June
Opening Session
Chair: HATANAKA Elsa (GIO)
- Welcome AddressNISHIKAWA Junko (MOEJ)
- Japan’s Progress on Climate Change Measures and International CooperationSENOO Kohei (MOEJ), KURODA Kotoe (MOEJ)
- Introduction to WGIA20ITO Hiroshi (GIO)
Session Ⅰ: Updates on the GHG Inventory of National Communications (NCs) and Biennial Update Reports (BURs) from non-Annex I Parties
Chair: Rizaldi Boer（AB/ Bogor Agricultural University）
- Cambodia’s Third National Communication and GHG Emissions TargetHeang Phallin (Cambodia)
- Malaysia Fourth Biennial Update Report Under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate ChangeDayang Ratnasari Abu Bakar/ Elizabeth Philip (Malaysia)
- Singapore’s Fifth Biennial Update ReportWinnie Chia (Singapore)
- Updates on the GHG Inventory of National Communications & BURMd. Rezaul Karim (Bangladesh)
Session Ⅱ: Changes in Reporting Under the Paris Agreement
Chair: Sandee G. Recabar（Philippines)
- Overview on GHG Inventory Reporting Under the Paris AgreementAIZAWA Tomoyuki (UNFCCC)
- Strengthen the Capacity of Developing Countries to Prepare and Manage National Greenhouse Gas Inventories as a Basis for Effective Implementation of the Enhanced Transparency Framework Under the Paris AgreementDominique Revet (UNFCCC)
- Updates on the IPCC Inventory Software and Recent ActivitiesBaasansuren Jamsranjav (AB; IPCC/TFI)
Session Ⅲ: Planning for the First GHG Inventory Under the Paris Agreement
Discussion lead: BOG1: KOSAKA Naofumi (GIO), BOG2: HAYASHI Atsuko (GIO), BOG3: HATANAKA Elsa (GIO)
Day 3, 28th June
Session Ⅳ: Methodology for the Energy Sector
Chair: TANABE Kiyoto
- Brunei Darussalam’s GHG Inventory Management System and GHG Estimates from the Energy SectorDk Nur Afifah Atikah Pg Hj Ismail (Brunei)
- Carbon Dioxide Transport, Injection, and Geologic Storage in the Inventory of U.S. Greenhouse Gas Emissions and SinksVincent Camobreco (US EPA)
- Japan's Reporting on Carbon Capture and StorageKOSAKA Naofumi (GIO)
- Policies for Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) in Japan and Overview of CCS Under the Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM)SENOO Kohei (MOEJ), UGA Maiko (MOEJ)
Wrap-up Session
Chair: HATANAKA Elsa (GIO)
- Summary of the Mutual Learning SessionsODA Takefumi (GIO)
- Summary of the Plenary SessionsHAYASHI Atsuko (GIO)
- Closing RemarksHATANAKA Elsa (GIO)
Joint Meeting of the WGIA Organizing Committee and Advisory Board (members of the OC and AB are requested to attend)
Chair: ITO Hiroshi (GIO)
- Review of Activities in WGIA20OC/AB members
- Discussion on Topics for WGIA21OC/AB members
Day 4, 29th June
Study Tour
Tomakomai CCS Demonstration Project Site
Poster Sessions
- P-1:Preparation of Japan’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Trends in GHG EmissionsGIO, NIES
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P-2:Towards the Enhanced Transparency Framework in the Republic of Korea: Improved Energy InventoryHyunhwa Lee, Jiyeon Kim, Hyung-Wook Choi
Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Research Center of Korea (GIR), Republic of Korea -
P-3:Research on Nonconventional Gases at CSIR-CIMFR, IndiaDebadutta Mohanty
AcSIR, Nonconventional Gases Research Group CSIR- Central Institute of Mining and Fuel Research -
P-4:Greenhouse Gas Inventory and Climate Change Research at CSIR, IndiaSunil Kumar Pathak*, Tuhin Suvra Khan, Shailesh Kumar Singh, Nanaji Islavath, Jasvinder Singh, Ojasvi Sharma, Ganesh Naik, Bhavya B Krishna
CSIR-Indian Institute of Petroleum -
P-5:DATAMAN: A Global Database of Methane, Nitrous Oxide, and Ammonia Emission Factors for Livestock Housing and Outdoor Storage of ManureM Hassouna 1), TJ van der Weerden 2), I Beltran 3), B Amon 4), 5), MA Alfaro 3), V Anestis 6), G Cinar 4), 7), F Dragoni 4), NJ Hutchings 8), A Leytem 9), K Maeda 10), A Maragou 6), T Misselbrook 11), A Noble 2), A Rychła 5), F Salazar 3), P Simon 2)
1) INRAE, France, 2) AgResearch Ltd, New Zealand, 3) INIA, Chile, 4) Leibniz Institute for Agricultural Engineering and Bioeconomy (ATB), Germany, 5) Univ. of Zielona Góra, Poland, 6) Agricultural Univ. of Athens, Greece, 7) Freie Univ. Berlin, Germany, 8) Aarhus Univ., Denmark, 9) USDA-ARS, USA, 10) JIRCAS, Japan, 11) Rothamsted Research, UK -
Enteric Methane Emission Models for Diverse Beef Cattle Feeding Systems in South-East Asia: A Meta-AnalysisT.P. Tee 1), Y.M. Goh 1), M.H.M. Zainudin 1), S.C.L. Candyrine 1), K. Sommart 2), K. Kongphitee 2), W. Sumamal 3), I. Phaowphaisal 3), R. Namsilee 3), W. Angthong 3), S. Sunato 3), O. Keaokliang 3), K. Maeda 4), N.V. Thu 5), T.T. Trung 5), N.T.K. Dong 6), A. Purnomoadi 7), M. Kurihara 8), A. Jayanegara 9), K. Higuchi 8), Y. Kobayashi 8), F. Ohtani 8), H. Abe 8), F. Terada 10), H. Kumagai 11) , H. Matsuyama 12), I. Nonaka 8), N. Takusari 8), N. Shiba 8), K. Hosoda 8), T. Suzuki 4),8), Y. Kamiya 8), T. Nishida 13), K. Hayasaka 8), M. Shibata 8), M. Wang 14), Z.L. Tan 14), R. Wang 14), E. Kebreab 15), H.J. van Lingen 16), A.N. Hristov 17), J.B. Liang 1)
1) Univ. Putra Malaysia, 2) Khon Kaen Univ., Thailand, 3) Ruminants Feeding Standard Research and Development Center, Thailand, 4) JIRCAS, Japan, 5) Can Tho Univ., Viet Nam, 6) Tay Do Univ., Viet Nam, 7) Diponegoro Univ., Indonesia, 8) NARO, Japan, 9) IPB Univ., Indonesia, 10) Tohoku Univ., Japan, 11) Kyoto Univ., Japan, 12) Yamagata Univ., Japan, 13) Obihiro Univ. Japan, 14) Institute of subtropical Agriculture, China, 15) Univ. of California, Davis, USA, 16) Wageningen Univ. & Research, the Netherlands, 17) The Pennsylvania State Univ., USA
