Interpolation is applicable for calculating an adjustment for a given inventory year provided that reviewed values of the adjacent years are available.

This appendix lists inventory review resources relevant for the calculation of adjustments using the adjustment methods and approaches described in the technical guidance.

If the calculation of an adjustment requires the use or replacement of an emission factor or other inventory parameter, e.g. either as input to the IPCC tier 1 default methodology or because the emission factor or other inventory parameter itself is the cause of the adjustment, the expert review team should use, in order of preference

This provision applies to both the basic adjustment method,9 and the main components used in the calculation of the adjustment, as appropriate, such as the source of international data, drivers, clusters and any other inventory parameter used.

The implementation of the SDS programme introduced a new concept of a revolving inventory management, requiring the concurrent deployment, replenishment and adjustment of SDS holdings.

In considering the need for an adjustment, expert review teams should adhere to standard inventory review approaches, which also include assessment of the time series for a given estimate.

The individual inventory review, including adjustment procedures, shall be concluded within one year of the due date of submission of the information to be reported under Article 7, paragraph 1.

The Party included in Annex I shall be provided with four weeks to comment on the draft individual inventory review report and, where appropriate, on whether it accepts or rejects the adjustment.

If the calculation of an adjustment requires the use of a driver, the expert review team should use the recommended drivers as included in the inventory review resources listed in appendix I.

A Party included in Annex I may submit a revised estimate for a part of its inventory for a year of the commitment period to which an adjustment was previously applied, provided that the revised estimate is submitted, at the latest, in conjunction with the inventory for the year 2012.

In choosing any input data for calculating an adjustment, expert review teams should give, as appropriate, preference to the national data available in the respective Party's inventory submission or made available by the Party before or during the review, provided that these data were not the cause for the adjustment.

The expert review team shall list all problems identified, indicating which would need an adjustment, and send this list to the Party included in Annex I no later than 25 from the submission due date of the annual inventory, if the inventory was submitted at least six weeks after the submission due date.

Inventory data from the Party subject to adjustment should be excluded from the cluster The cluster should cover a minimum number of countries, as specified in the recommended approaches and tools for clustering of inventory data The grouping of countries into clusters should, to the extent possible, take into account similar national circumstances.

The Annex I Party shall be provided with four weeks to comment on the draft individual inventory review report and, where appropriate, on whether, and for what reasons, it accepts or rejects the adjustment.

Inventory planning

Expert review teams During individual inventory reviews, international teams of inventory experts examine the data, methodologies and procedures used in preparing the national inventory.

Provisions in the guidelines for review under Article 8 of the Kyoto Protocol that relate to adjustments Timing Within the review of the inventory, the expert review team shall list all the problems identified, indicating which would need an adjustment, and send this list to the Annex I Party no later than 25 weeks from the submission due date of the annual inventory.

Savings Bond Inventory

Inventory of weapons

Adjustment

Inventory preparation As part of its inventory preparation, each Party included in Annex I shall

Inventory management As part of its inventory management, each Party included in Annex I shall

In modifying the technical guidance to incorporate elements relating to LULUCF, the secretariat has sought to be consistent with the approach taken for methodologies for adjustment for other IPCC inventory sectors as contained in the technical guidance recommended by decision 20 CP.9.

Automatic Adjustment

Manual Adjustment

Perspective Adjustment...

Perspective Adjustment

The inventory review resources listed in appendix I provide recommended approaches and tools for clustering inventory data.

If national data as indicated in paragraph 2528 above are not available or are not deemed suitable for the respective adjustment case, expert review teams should select data from the recommended international data sources included in the inventory review resources listed in appendix I.

Pension adjustment system

(c) Currency adjustment

The annual inventory, including the national inventory report and the common reporting format (CRF) Supplementary information under Article 7, paragraph 1, incorporated in the Party's national inventory according to section I.D, greenhouse gas inventory information, of the guidelines for the preparation of the information required under Article 7.

The clusters15 to be used in the adjustment process should, to the extent possible, be selected according to the following criteria, taking into account expert judgement Only Annex I Parties that have undergone an individual review, and for which the relevant data were deemed accurate during the review process and for which no adjustment to any inventory parameter of the gases or source categories concerned was made, should be included.

8 For the purpose of these guidelines for national systems, the inventory development process encompasses inventory planning, preparation and management.

Making and disseminating an inventory of

After Tencent released the organization structural adjustment, it was reported that the adjustment will involve layoffs.

IOMC Inventory of Activities The IOMC Inventory of Activities provides details of the relevant programmes and activities of each IOMC Organization.

F. Post adjustment matters

Color temperature adjustment tool

Working Hours (Adjustment) Act

(f) Currency exchange adjustment

In the exceptional case where none of the basic adjustment methods listed in table 1 is suitable for a given adjustment case, expert review teams may use other adjustment methods.

If an average inventory parameter from a cluster of countries is used, expert review teams should follow the recommended approaches and tools for clustering of inventory data as included in the inventory review resources listed in appendix I.

To enhance consistency in the application of adjustments for any given Party, the same adjustment method should be used, whenever possible, in cases where the same inventory problem was adjusted in an earlier year (e.g. for the base year or for an earlier year of the commitment period).

All 36 inventory review reports were completed on time, or within one week of the due dates established in the inventory review guidelines.