Article 16 Assessment of potential effects of activities

Only Canada provided both potential and actual emission estimates, indicating that their ratio is 6 1.

Global potential production of heroin is estimated to have more than doubled, from approximately 210 tonnes in 1984 to 502 in 1995.

With an estimated production capacity of 175,000 tonnes in 1995, South Africa is one of the largest potential producers of cannabis herb.

Eight Parties provided potential and three actual emission estimates for the remaining four it is not clear what approach was used.

The information provided to the Board was focused on set up and moving costs and did not include calculations in respect of potential savings.

The potential medium term revenue gains from trade and transport facilitation are estimated to be 2 to 3 per cent of the total value of traded goods.

The potential loss in reservations has been calculated at 300,000.

Estimates are based on potential annual heroin and morphine production, where morphine is converted into heroin equivalent.

Rely on continuous analysis and assessment of the potential threats against.

In some cases, the requirement to conduct an environmental assessment is causing project developers to anticipate the potential for environmental technology at an earlier stage.

When assessing the potential consequences of such an approach, consideration should be given to the following situations.

There are considerable additional hidden savings and benefits that make the Inspectors believe that the amount of savings estimated is just the tip of the iceberg .

The potential implications of these findings are outlined in chapter V of the report.

When needed, estimates provided by Parties have been converted into CO2 equivalent estimates using 1995 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) global warming potentials (GWPs) in order to facilitate comparison of inventory results.

(a) Assessments available on the marine environment and an evaluation of their potential contribution to the regular process

Pilots which are well designed, assessed and documented have good potential for testing the effects of planned policy changes and new interventions.

This compares with their major alternatives, HCFC 22 (global warming potential 1,780), HFC 134a (global warming potential 1,410), and HFC 141b (global warming potential 713).

Estimated global cocaine manufacture and seizures are shown in figure 6 for the period from 1980 to 1994. (For potential cocaine manufacture, coca leaf production estimates were converted to cocaine equivalent to facilitate comparison with seizures.)

An estimated 6 of all employees are working fewer hours per week than they would like, and about 2 of potential employees are not counted as unemployed because they have not looked for work in the past few weeks, even though they would like to work. Adding these individuals to those officially classified as unemployed implies that about 15 of potential labor force participants are working less than they want.

Conclusions and potential implications of key assessment findings for Governments

Government practices, policies, and programmes offer a vast array of potential targets for assessment.

83. Despite their potential, it is estimated that the women apos s police offices have been an option in only about 20 per cent of cases of domestic violence.

This would provide a more detailed basis for the assessment of potential humanitarian impact.

According to recent UNCTAD estimates, the cumulative economic opportunity cost in terms of loss of potential income over the period 2000 2004 is estimated to be 6.4 billion (1997 dollars), or 140 per cent the size of the Palestinian GDP before 2000.

Preliminary estimates by the Center for Biofilm Engineering and the EPA conservatively estimate the commercial potential of these technologies in the hundreds of millions of dollars.

Erik Haites, Estimating the Market Potential for the Clean Development Mechanism Review of Models and Lessons Learned, PCFPlus Report (2004), http carbonfinance.org docs EstimatingMarketPotential.pdf.

The International Monetary Fund s estimate of the output gap (see its World Economic Outlook database) for both countries does not suggest that, as of 2014, the UK is more cyclically depressed than the US. Indeed, in the IMF s estimates at least, the opposite is the case.

Assessing mitigation measures and policies methods for estimating the potential emission reductions, costs and other operational requirements of a single measure or combination of measures and policies over some period of time

The objective is to assess the potential of the technology for various applications, but above all to acquaint the potential users with the available technology at an early stage.

See Erik Haites, Estimating the Market Potential for the Clean Development Mechanism Review of Models and Lessons Learned, PCFPlus Report, at 19 (2004).

Last year, the Panel reported that initial meetings had been held with ICAO and that potential components of an action plan had been discussed.

Estimates are based on the amount of labor and capital available for production and an assessment of their joint productivity. And, because estimates differ, depending on the data and methods used, the concept is clear whereas its value is imprecise.

The average overall overestimation as a percentage of initial budget proposals was 9.8 per cent, with three missions overestimated by over 20 per cent and another four missions overestimated between 10 and 20 per cent.

To ensure conservativeness for the purpose of adjustments, a conservativeness factor should be applied to the specific component of the emission estimation method used by the Party or to the emission removal estimate generated by the basic adjustment methods described in section III.A of this technical guidance.

As a principle to achieve conservative estimates, the calculation of an adjustment for a commitment period year should not result in an emission estimate that is lower or a removal estimate that is higher than that originally submitted by the Party, and an adjustment for an estimate of the base year should not result in an emission estimate that is higher or a removal estimate that is lower than the originally submitted estimate.

Personalization is perhaps one of the biggest opportunities here as well, because it provides us with the potential of solving a 30 year old problem.

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Furthermore, Euro conversion, which affects only a small number of systems, is well under way and there are no major obstacles envisaged at this stage.

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Subject to a review under Article 8 and the acceptance of the revised estimate by the expert review team, the revised estimate shall replace the adjusted estimate.

The recurrent administrative costs are estimated at approximately 0.19 per cent of the estimated total pensionable remuneration.

Iran assessed impacts using a general equilibrium model MS MRT (Multi Sector Multi Region Trade), and estimated that impacts on the national economy could range from a potential loss of USD 6.3 billion to a potential gain of USD 1.6 billion (at 1995 prices) by 2030.

(c) The number of recipients of know how for a technology or product should be in proportion to its perceived or estimated market potential

Enormous demand will be created for construction of temporary housing and, later, for the reconstruction of lost towns. The estimated damage of 25 trillion is also the size of the potential reconstruction demand.