International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), Laxenburg, Austria

October 6-7, 2009

List of presentations
Introduction
Opening and adoption of the agenda  
News from the secretariat on relevant work of the various bodies under the Convention and the status of the 1999 Gothenburg Protocol Matti Johansson
I Review of GAINS
Summary of the findings of the EC4MACS workshop on October 5th 2009 on the review of models used for integrated assessment of air and climate policies in the European Union. Rob Maas
II Development of the baseline scenario
Update of the PRIMES energy scenario of the European Union (EU) Markus Amann
Progress in the development of a baseline scenario for the revision of the Gothenburg Protocol Markus Amann
(Ex-post) assessment of environmental impacts Max Posch
III Flexibility mechanisms
Analysis of options for flexible mechanisms
Background report: Flexibilities - An initial review of potential flexible compliance mechanisms for emission ceiling type regulation		 Andrew Kelly
Towards Flexible Air Quality Regulation? Comments Herman Vollebergh
IV Options for target setting options
Discussion on the choice and definition of policy relevant indicators Tor Johannessen
ICP Materials: Preparation for ex post analysis Stefan Doytchinov
Discussion on how to design the trade-offs between costs and effects
Clarifying the work of EGTEI on Technical Annexes Tiziano Pignatelli
Nadine Allemand
V Aspirational scenarios for 2050
Possibilities for national aspirational targets Max Posch
VI Other related developments
Progress of the Network for National Integrated Assessment Modelling Helen ApSimon
Stefan Estrvm
Analyses of the possible effects due to CO2-emission trading Herman Vollebergh
Analysis of the proposals for GHG reductions in 2020 made by UNFCCC Annex I countries by mid-August 2009 Markus Amann
Possible systematic biases in the treatment of large combustion plants in integrated assessment modelling Ian Rodgers