EGR

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EGR is the commonly used abbreviation for the United Nations Environment Programme’s annual Emissions Gap Report, which assesses the difference between projected greenhouse gas emissions and levels consistent with global climate goals.

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instanceOf United Nations report ⓘ
annual report ⓘ
climate change report ⓘ
environmental report ⓘ
abbreviationFor Emissions Gap Report ⓘ
aimsTo highlight the gap between current action and climate goals ⓘ
inform international climate negotiations ⓘ
support evidence-based climate policy ⓘ
assesses compatibility of emissions with climate targets ⓘ
emissions trajectories under current policies ⓘ
emissions trajectories under pledged policies ⓘ
projected global greenhouse gas emissions ⓘ
category UNEP flagship report ⓘ
dataSource international scenario databases ⓘ
official national submissions ⓘ
peer-reviewed scientific literature ⓘ
defines emissions gap as the difference between projected emissions and levels consistent with climate goals ⓘ
focusesOn difference between projected greenhouse gas emissions and levels consistent with climate goals ⓘ
emissions gap ⓘ
fullName Emissions Gap Report ⓘ
geographicScope global ⓘ
hasPerspective science-based assessment ⓘ
includes assessment of mitigation opportunities ⓘ
policy scenario analysis ⓘ
quantitative emissions projections ⓘ
recommendations for closing the emissions gap ⓘ
language English ⓘ
producedBy UNEP Copenhagen Climate Centre ⓘ
publishedBy United Nations Environment Programme ⓘ
publisherAcronym UNEP ⓘ
relatesTo Nationally Determined Contributions ⓘ
Paris Agreement ⓘ
UNFCCC ⓘ
net-zero emissions targets ⓘ
subjectArea climate change mitigation ⓘ
global warming ⓘ
greenhouse gas emissions ⓘ
international climate policy ⓘ
supports global stocktake under the Paris Agreement ⓘ
timeScale annual ⓘ
typeOfGap emissions gap ⓘ
usedBy civil society organizations ⓘ
governments ⓘ
intergovernmental organizations ⓘ
media ⓘ
researchers ⓘ

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