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OECD Environmental Data Collection: Israel's Progress and Challenges (2008)

This document outlines the OECD's environmental data collection efforts in Israel, focusing on the annual data collection and bi-annual reporting processes initiated in 2008. Key themes include air, water, marine environment, land, forests, wildlife, waste, and noise, with specific indicators addressed such as CO2 and waste generation by sector. Challenges like missing historical data and confidentiality issues in waste data are discussed. The report highlights the progression toward a full questionnaire in 2010 to improve environmental statistics and support the accessions process.

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OECD Environmental Data Collection: Israel's Progress and Challenges (2008)

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  1. OECD Questionnaires Status Dr. Moshe Yanai CBS ISRAEL 24-26/11/2008

  2. OECD Questionnaires • Annual data collection, bi-annual reporting • Themes: • Air • Water • Marine Environment • Land • Forest • Wildlife • Waste • Noise • Environmental income and expenditure

  3. Data Collection Process • Part of the accession process • In 2008 - key indicators • In 2009 - water and environmental expenditure • From 2010 - full questionnaire

  4. Environmental data collection 2008 • Data collection for key environmental indicators • Only a subset of selected indicators • The Themes: Air (inc. definitions), Waste, Inland water, Forest and Wildlife

  5. Air (CBS) • Definitions & Methods: completed • Data: • ,CO2, NoX , SoX:completed • Limitations: missing historical data, methodological changes • GHGs: completed for ,CO2 CH4 and N2O • Limitations: SF6, PFCs and HFCs data are not available yet

  6. Waste (CBS& MOE( • Waste generation by sector - NA • Recycling – partial data • (confidentiality problems) • Waste generation by material – partial data • Construction, dredged spoils, sludge, manure, end of life vehicles –NA • Generation and treatment of industrial waste -NA

  7. Waste (CBS& MOE, continued) • Generation and treatment of hazardous waste – completed for the year 2000 • Generation and treatment of municipal waste – completed for total collection only • Generation data and waste by source and collection method - NA

  8. Waste (CBS & MOE, continued) • Composition of municipal waste • 2005 data only • Total and distribution needed harmonization • Treatment methods for municipal waste - NA • Waste treatment installations – partial data

  9. Water (CBS& MOE) • Water Resources – Only two items completed • Main challenge: evapotranspiration methodology (The Meteorological Service) • Water abstraction by source and sector • Totals were filled, sectoral distribution will be available next year (first national water account) • Population connected to wastewater treatment plants –completed for 2005-7

  10. Forest • Forest area by species group – completed • Forest resources – irrelevant

  11. Wildlife • Data completed for 2002 • Updating problem • Data depend on academic research • Fish- freshwater data only

  12. Further Activities for completing missing data

  13. Further Activities for completing missing data(continued)

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