international civil aviation organization environmental work icao and env workv3.pdfinternational...

13
International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch, ICAO Air Transport Bureau

Upload: others

Post on 30-Jun-2020

1 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

International Civil Aviation Organization

Environmental Work

Jane Hupe Chief

Environment Branch

ICAO Air Transport Bureau

UN specialized agency

Established by the ldquoChicago Conventionrdquo in 1944

Forum for cooperation in all fields of civil aviation

191 Contracting States

Standards policies amp guidance for environmental protection since 1960rsquos

Focus on aircraft noise local air quality and global climate

International Civil Aviation Organization

copy ICAO 2014

International Civil Aviation Organization

Secretary General

Administration and Services

Bureau

Air Transport Bureau

Technical Co-operation Bureau

Air Navigation Bureau

Legal Affairs and External

Relations Bureau

ICAO Environment Branch is under the

Air Transport Bureau (ATB)

SOCIETY

3 billion passengers per year carried worldwide1

566 million jobs supported by aviation

worldwide2

Scheduled worldwide passenger traffic forecast to grow at 44 per year1

ECONOMY

22 trillion USD global economic impact2

Up to 35 of global GDP supported2

35 of world trade by value carried2

ENVIRONMENT

2 of global human-made CO2 emissions3

approximately 65 of this 2 are from international

aviation (asymp13)

Aviation in Context

copy ICAO 2014 4

Fast reliable and safe mode of

transport

No comparative alternatives for long

haul passenger transport

Source 1 ICAO Facts and Figures retrieved 27 March 2014 2 ATAG ldquoAviation Benefits Beyond Bordersrdquo2010 3 IPCC 4th Assessment Report 2007

Noise

Emissions

Key Environmental Issues

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO Environmental Goals

Quantify

Mitigate

Implement

Limit or reduce the number of people affected by significant

aircraft noise

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation GHG emissions on

global climate

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation emissions on local air

quality

Minimize the adverse effect of global civil aviation on the environment

copy ICAO 2014

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 2: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

UN specialized agency

Established by the ldquoChicago Conventionrdquo in 1944

Forum for cooperation in all fields of civil aviation

191 Contracting States

Standards policies amp guidance for environmental protection since 1960rsquos

Focus on aircraft noise local air quality and global climate

International Civil Aviation Organization

copy ICAO 2014

International Civil Aviation Organization

Secretary General

Administration and Services

Bureau

Air Transport Bureau

Technical Co-operation Bureau

Air Navigation Bureau

Legal Affairs and External

Relations Bureau

ICAO Environment Branch is under the

Air Transport Bureau (ATB)

SOCIETY

3 billion passengers per year carried worldwide1

566 million jobs supported by aviation

worldwide2

Scheduled worldwide passenger traffic forecast to grow at 44 per year1

ECONOMY

22 trillion USD global economic impact2

Up to 35 of global GDP supported2

35 of world trade by value carried2

ENVIRONMENT

2 of global human-made CO2 emissions3

approximately 65 of this 2 are from international

aviation (asymp13)

Aviation in Context

copy ICAO 2014 4

Fast reliable and safe mode of

transport

No comparative alternatives for long

haul passenger transport

Source 1 ICAO Facts and Figures retrieved 27 March 2014 2 ATAG ldquoAviation Benefits Beyond Bordersrdquo2010 3 IPCC 4th Assessment Report 2007

Noise

Emissions

Key Environmental Issues

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO Environmental Goals

Quantify

Mitigate

Implement

Limit or reduce the number of people affected by significant

aircraft noise

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation GHG emissions on

global climate

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation emissions on local air

quality

Minimize the adverse effect of global civil aviation on the environment

copy ICAO 2014

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 3: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

International Civil Aviation Organization

Secretary General

Administration and Services

Bureau

Air Transport Bureau

Technical Co-operation Bureau

Air Navigation Bureau

Legal Affairs and External

Relations Bureau

ICAO Environment Branch is under the

Air Transport Bureau (ATB)

SOCIETY

3 billion passengers per year carried worldwide1

566 million jobs supported by aviation

worldwide2

Scheduled worldwide passenger traffic forecast to grow at 44 per year1

ECONOMY

22 trillion USD global economic impact2

Up to 35 of global GDP supported2

35 of world trade by value carried2

ENVIRONMENT

2 of global human-made CO2 emissions3

approximately 65 of this 2 are from international

aviation (asymp13)

Aviation in Context

copy ICAO 2014 4

Fast reliable and safe mode of

transport

No comparative alternatives for long

haul passenger transport

Source 1 ICAO Facts and Figures retrieved 27 March 2014 2 ATAG ldquoAviation Benefits Beyond Bordersrdquo2010 3 IPCC 4th Assessment Report 2007

Noise

Emissions

Key Environmental Issues

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO Environmental Goals

Quantify

Mitigate

Implement

Limit or reduce the number of people affected by significant

aircraft noise

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation GHG emissions on

global climate

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation emissions on local air

quality

Minimize the adverse effect of global civil aviation on the environment

copy ICAO 2014

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 4: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

SOCIETY

3 billion passengers per year carried worldwide1

566 million jobs supported by aviation

worldwide2

Scheduled worldwide passenger traffic forecast to grow at 44 per year1

ECONOMY

22 trillion USD global economic impact2

Up to 35 of global GDP supported2

35 of world trade by value carried2

ENVIRONMENT

2 of global human-made CO2 emissions3

approximately 65 of this 2 are from international

aviation (asymp13)

Aviation in Context

copy ICAO 2014 4

Fast reliable and safe mode of

transport

No comparative alternatives for long

haul passenger transport

Source 1 ICAO Facts and Figures retrieved 27 March 2014 2 ATAG ldquoAviation Benefits Beyond Bordersrdquo2010 3 IPCC 4th Assessment Report 2007

Noise

Emissions

Key Environmental Issues

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO Environmental Goals

Quantify

Mitigate

Implement

Limit or reduce the number of people affected by significant

aircraft noise

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation GHG emissions on

global climate

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation emissions on local air

quality

Minimize the adverse effect of global civil aviation on the environment

copy ICAO 2014

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 5: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

Noise

Emissions

Key Environmental Issues

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO Environmental Goals

Quantify

Mitigate

Implement

Limit or reduce the number of people affected by significant

aircraft noise

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation GHG emissions on

global climate

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation emissions on local air

quality

Minimize the adverse effect of global civil aviation on the environment

copy ICAO 2014

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 6: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

ICAO Environmental Goals

Quantify

Mitigate

Implement

Limit or reduce the number of people affected by significant

aircraft noise

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation GHG emissions on

global climate

Limit or reduce the impact of aviation emissions on local air

quality

Minimize the adverse effect of global civil aviation on the environment

copy ICAO 2014

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 7: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

Key Environmental Issues

bull Data Collection and Compilation (RTK Fuels and Emissions Reduction)

bull Forecasting

bull Modelling

Approach to Quantification through

bull Technology and Standards

bull Operational Measures

bull Market-based Measures

bull Alternative Fuels

Approach to Mitigation through

bull Statesrsquo action plans and Assistance to States

Approach to Implementation through

copy ICAO 2014

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 8: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

ICAO SARPs and Guidance

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO SARPs Annex 16 ndash Volume I Aircraft Noise

Annex 16 ndash Volume II Aircraft Engine Emissions

bull ICAO GUIDANCE (examples)

NOISE ndash Guidance on the Balanced Approach to Aircraft Noise Management (Doc 9829)

EMISSIONS ndash Airport Air Quality Manual (Doc 9889)

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 9: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

ICAO Policy

copy ICAO 2014

bull A38-17 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

General provisions noise and

local air quality

bull A38-18 Consolidated

statement of continuing ICAO

policies and practices related

to environmental protection ndash

Climate change

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 10: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

Relation with other UN Bodies

copy ICAO 2014

bull IPCC Special Report on Aviation and

the Global Atmosphere (1999)

bull Climate Change 2007 the Fourth

Assessment Report (AR4) published in

2007

bull Kyoto Protocol adopted 1997 came

into effect 16 February 2005 ndash ldquohellip to

pursue limitation or reduction of

emissions of greenhouse gases from

international aviation working through

ICAOrdquo

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 11: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

Liaison with other UN Bodies and International Organizations

copy ICAO 2014

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 12: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

bull ICAO Work priorities are

bull State action plans and assistance

bull Sustainable alternative fuels for aviation

bull Market-based Measures (MBMs)

bull Global aspirational goals

bull CO2 Standard expected to be developed by 2016 and

bull work in cooperation with other UN bodies in particular in support to the UNFCCC process

bull Climate change will remain the main challenge on the ICAO environmental activities in the upcoming years

ICAO Next Steps on the Environment

copy ICAO 2014

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv

Page 13: International Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work ICAO and Env workV3.pdfInternational Civil Aviation Organization Environmental Work Jane Hupe, Chief, Environment Branch,

Additional information

For more information on our activities please visit ICAOrsquo website httpwwwicaointenv