Examples of using Its baseline data in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
XXIII/28: Request by Tajikistan for the revision of its baseline data.
In the 30 May 2007 submission, Greece had requested that its baseline data for the year 1995 be changed to between 1,746 ODP-tonnes and 2,278 ODPtonnes.
To therefore accept the Party's request to change its baseline data;
The United Arab Emirates had reported its baseline data after the finalization of document UNEP/OzL. Pro.17/6, and Eritrea and Serbia and Montenegro had yet to report.
The representative of the Secretariat drew attention to Mexico's request to revise its baseline data for carbon tetrachloride.
Consequently, approval of Greece's request to revise its baseline data would have left the Party still with excess CFC production of 1,354.3 ODP-tonnes in 2005.
The Committee had concluded that the submitted information was insufficient to grant approval to the party's request for change of its baseline data.
The representative of the Secretariat introduced Yemen's request for changes in its baseline data for CFCs, halons and methyl bromide for all relevant years.
Iran was already experiencing difficulty in accessing financial assistance from the Multilateral Fund,since it was requesting a change in its baseline data.
The Committee was recommending acceptance of Mexico's request to change its baseline data for carbon tetrachloride, having judged that the request met all the criteria set out in decision XV/19.
That Turkmenistan has presented sufficient information in accordance with decision XV/19 to justify its request to change its baseline data on the consumption of methyl bromide;
The Islamic Republic of Iran had requested a revision of its baseline data for carbon tetrachloride and methyl chloroform, andMexico had requested a revision of its baseline data for carbon tetrachloride.
As soon as the institutional strengthening project had started, the Government had realized how inaccurate the data were andYemen had been requesting changes in its baseline data since 2000.
The Committee therefore agreed to recommend Lebanon's proposal for changes in its baseline data for methyl bromide, as set out in the draft decision included in annex I(section P) to the present report.
The Party had indicated that it expected to submit the report to the Secretariat before the end of the year andtherefore requested that the Committee at the current meeting defer consideration of the Party's request to revise its baseline data until its fortieth meeting.
The Committee therefore agreed to recommend Yemen's proposal for changes in its baseline data for CFCs, halons and methyl bromide, as set out in the draft decision included in annex I(section P) to the present report.
On that basis,China had determined its baseline data for other CFCs to be 25.7 ODP-tonnes, and had therefore calculated its maximum allowable consumption level in 2004 to be 20.6 ODP-tonnes, rather than the 20.5336 ODP-tonnes stated in decision XVII/30.
The representative of Fiji noted that his country had already responded to the Implementation Committee,to the effect that it wished to spend some time verifying its baseline data, and that it might then approach the Committee with a request for a change of baseline. .
That said, however, Saudi Arabia was requesting a revision of its baseline data for methyl bromide, and Solomon Islands had only recently reported data and the Secretariat was still seeking clarification of the deviation.
To urge the Cook Islands to submit its baseline data for the ozone-depleting substances in Annexes A, B and E of the Protocol, as well as its Annex A 1986 base-year data, as soon as possible and no later than 30 September 2005, in order that the Committee might assess the Party's compliance with the Protocol at its thirty-fifth meeting.
Paragraph 2(a)(i) of decision XV/19 requires a Party wishing to change its baseline data to identify which of its baseline data for the year or years at issue are considered incorrect and to provide proposed new figures.
To reconsider the request of the Islamic Republic of Iran to revise its baseline data at the thirty-fifth meeting of the Committee, in the light of the Party's submission pursuant to recommendation 33/28(b), the Committee's dialogue with the Party at its thirty-fourth meeting and the results of the exercise being undertaken to verify the Party's proposed baseline data for methyl chloroform;
The Islamic Republic of Iran had responded by providing a plan of action with time-specific benchmarks based on the assumption that its baseline data would be revised, but the benchmarks would not return it to compliance and in any case it had also informed the Secretariat that it was still in the process of verifying its requested figures.
Recommendation 36/22 had noted that the Party had withdrawn its request to revise its baseline data for methyl chloroform and carbon tetrachloride, had recalled that the Party had reported 2004 methyl chloroform consumption of 386.8 ODP-tonnes, noting the Party's advice that it was seeking to achieve complete phase-out of methyl chloroform consumption by January 2007, and had invited the Party to send a representative to the current meeting.
Paragraph 2(a)(i) of decision XV/19 requires a Party requesting a revision of its baseline data to identify which of the baseline data for a given year or years are considered incorrect and to provide proposed new data. .
To note the decision by the Islamic Republic of Iran to withdraw its request to revise its baseline data for the controlled substances in Annex B, group II(carbon tetrachloride) and Annex B, group III(methyl chloroform), and its agreement to observe the existing baseline data for those controlled substances, of 77.000 ODP-tonnes and 8.667 ODP-tonnes respectively;
In its response, dated 15 May 2007,the Secretariat had sought clarification from Serbia as to whether the Party sought to change its baseline data for the year 2000, noting that such a request needed to be made in accordance with decision XV/19, which detailed the methodology agreed by the Fifteenth Meeting of the Parties for the review of baseline data revision requests.
The recommendation had recorded the Committee's agreement to reconsider the Party's request to revise its baseline data at the thirty-fifth meeting of the Committee, in the light of the Party's submission pursuant to recommendation 33/28(b),the Committee's dialogue with the Party at its thirtyfourth meeting and the results of the exercise being undertaken by the Party and UNIDO to verify its proposed baseline data. .
The request that had been received from Turkmenistan for a revision of its baseline data for methyl bromide, on the other hand, was well-supported, could serve as a model to other Parties with similar national circumstances and was recommended for approval.
To recall that the Party had informed the Committee at its thirty-fourth meeting that its baseline data verification exercise would be concluded in July 2005 and that a revised plan of action to return the Party to compliance with the Protocol's control measures for methyl chloroform would be finalized in October 2005;