Climate Change Performance Index 2007
A comparison of the 56 top CO2 emitting nations
The Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI) is an innovative instrument that enhances transparency in international climate politics. On the basis of standardised criteria the index evaluates and compares the climate protection performances of the 56 countries that, together, are responsible for more than 90 percent of global energy-induced CO2 emissions. The objective of the index is to increase the political and societal pressure on those countries, which up to now have failed to take initiatives in climate protection and which still neglect the importance of the issue.
Figures (status: Nov. 2006)
- Overall Results / Country ranking [PDF, 65K]
- Key Data for the 10 largest CO2 Emitters [PDF, 55K]
- Index Ranking of the 10 largest CO2 Emitters [PDF, 55K]
- Ranking and Score of G8 Member Countries [PDF, 55K]
- CCPI calculation: United States [PDF, 55K]
- CCPI calculation: Germany [PDF, 55K]
- How does the CCPI work? [PDF, 90K]
- Weighting of Indicators [PDF, 55K]
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| Pages | 20 |
| Document type | Indices, Climate Change Performance Index
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| Order number | 07-2-09e |
| ISBN | 978-3-939846-15-4 |
| Nominal fee | 5.00 EUR |
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