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EGSS accounts in Austria Measuring Progress on the “Greening” of the Policies and Practicies

EGSS accounts in Austria Measuring Progress on the “Greening” of the Policies and Practicies Chavannes-de- Bogis , 14.-15. May 2014. Applying the EGSS: International and National Perspectives. Josef Behofsics. I) Definition - Examples II) Number Crunching – Statistics - Development

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EGSS accounts in Austria Measuring Progress on the “Greening” of the Policies and Practicies

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  1. EGSS accounts in Austria Measuring Progress on the “Greening” of the Policies and Practicies Chavannes-de-Bogis, 14.-15. May 2014 Applying the EGSS: International and National Perspectives Josef Behofsics

  2. I) Definition - Examples II) Number Crunching – Statistics - Development III) Importance – Relevance – Future Activities --- 2 ---

  3. What do wemeasure: • Technologies, goods and services that: • measure, control, restore, prevent, treat, minimise, research and sensitiseenvironmental damages to air, water and soil as well as problems related to waste, noise, biodiversity and landscapes. This includes “cleaner” technologies, goods and services that prevent or minimise pollution. • measure, control, restore, prevent, minimise, research and sensitiseresources depletion. This results mainly in resource-efficient technologies, goods and services that minimise the use of natural resources. --- 3 ---

  4. Whatis NOT included: • •Technologies, goods or services where the main purpose is not environmental (e.g. public transport: main purpose is mobility) • •Natural risk management activities like flood risk • •Integrated technologies and adapted goods that already meet the national standard • •Environmental Trade - to avoid double counting concerning suppliers and distributors (overestimation of turnover) • In Austria the green jobs in environmental trade WERE estimated ex tempore to meet political needs, not any more --- 4 ---

  5. Dimension of EGSS 2012: 173.702 Green Jobs 4,8% of total employees 35,831 Billion Euro environmental turnover 11,7% of GDP (respectively)

  6. Overviewoftheenviromentsector in Austria 2008 – 2012

  7. EGSS 2011

  8. Shares in % 70 65,0 60 52,9 47,1 50 40 35,0 Environmental Activities 30 RessourceManagement- 20 Activities 10 0 Green Jobs 2012 Environment SectorTurnover 2012 RelationshipbetweenEnvironment Protectionand Ressource Management Activities2012

  9. 20 Developmentsince 2008 in % +15,4 15 10 +8,6 5 +3,6 +1,9 0 Environment Sector GDP Jobs Green Jobs Turnover Environment Sector Austria (EntireEconomicSector) Development of Environmental Sector 2008 – 2012 in Relationshiptothe Overall Economy

  10. RelevanceofEnvironmental Subsectors2012

  11. DetailedSector Performance 2012

  12. Environment Technology Sector 2011 (Productionwithout Service Sector) • Statistics since 1993 continuously • 2011: 390 environmental technologies companies • Turnover increased more than five times since 1993, to € 8.2 billion • Important subsectors: biomass, solar (cooling), water, waste • € 6 billion exports, i.e. 4 times increase from 1997 to 2011 • Environmental technology jobs: 28,600 persons

  13. Masterplan Green Jobs 2010 Focus ofthe Masterplan Green Jobs AgricultureandForestry Environment Technologies andRenewableEnergy Tourism --- 13 ---

  14. Prioritiesofthe BMLFUW Green Jobs (intendedincreasefrom170.000 to 200.000 in coming 4 year) Green Economy Green Export Green Europe

  15. Statistical Adaptations • TransparencyofMethodologies • Comparabilitywithother National Institutions • Comparability on International Level • „Living List“ (Addingnewsectors, eg. publictransportation)

  16. Thankyouforyourattention !

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