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UNEP Workshop May 2014 Dr. Zhou, Xin; Dr. Ambiyah Abdullah Green Economy Area

Environmental Goods and Service Sector (EGSS ): Classification and Application in Japan. UNEP Workshop May 2014 Dr. Zhou, Xin; Dr. Ambiyah Abdullah Green Economy Area Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES). Outline. Japan’s national strategies for green economy

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UNEP Workshop May 2014 Dr. Zhou, Xin; Dr. Ambiyah Abdullah Green Economy Area

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  1. Environmental Goods and Service Sector (EGSS): • Classification and Application in Japan • UNEP Workshop • May 2014 • Dr. Zhou, Xin; Dr. Ambiyah Abdullah • Green Economy Area • Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES)

  2. Outline • Japan’s national strategies for green economy • History of EGSS or environmental industries in Japan • Classification of EGSS in Japan • Mapping EGSS with the 2005 Japan’s I-O Sector Classification • Future work

  3. 1) Japan’s national strategies for greeneconomy • Year 2007: “Becoming a leading environment nation in the 21st century” • Year 2008: “toward low carbon society” • Year 2010: “New Growth Strategy (NGS)”. This strategy consists of four main pillars: green innovation (environment and energy); life innovation; Asian economic strategy; and tourism • Year 2011: “Japan’s input for Rio+20 Documents” • Year 2012: “Innovative Strategy for Energy and Environment”

  4. 2) History of EGSS or Environmental Industries in Japan • Green innovationwas selected as one of four main pillars for the 2010 Japan New Growth Strategy. • The Japanese government targeted to create over JPY 50 trillion in new environment-related markets and 1.4 million new environment sector jobs and reduce world wide GHG emissions by at least 1.3 billion tons of CO2 (Government of Japan, 2010) • Starting from year 2010, the Ministry of Environment started to conduct the yearly survey for estimation of Japan’s market size of environmental industries. • The main purposes are: (i) to making policies to develop the environmental industries; and (ii) to promote investment in the environmental industries supporting the New Growth Strategy.

  5. 3) Classifications of EGSS or environmental industries in Japan • In 2010’s survey of environmental industries, the Ministry of Environment of Japan has followed the OECD classification of EGSS. • However, starting from 2011, the Ministry of Environment of Japan re-classified the OECD classification of EGSS. • In 2011, the Ministry of Environment of Japan categorized the environmental industries (EGSS) into four major categories.

  6. Table 1: Four categories of EGSS or environmental industries in Japan Source: http://www.env.go.jp/policy/keizai_portal/B_industry/1-1.bunruikaitei.pdf

  7. Figure 1: Market size of environmental industries in Japan (%) Source: Author compilation based on statistical data of Ministry of Environment (2014)

  8. Figure2: Employment effects of environmental industries in Japan (%) Source: Author compilation based on statistical data of Ministry of Environment (2014)

  9. 4) Mapping EGSS classification of the Ministry of Environment of Japan with the 2005 Japan National I-O table • Bureau of Statistics of Japan categorized the statistical standard classification in Japan into three as followings: • Japan standard industrial classification (JSIC) has three updated version as follows: • Rev. 11, March 2002 is corresponding with the ISIC Rev 3.1. It is composed of four levels, namely 20 divisions, 99 major groups, 999 group and 1,455 industries • Rev. 12, Nov 2007 is corresponding with the ISIC Rev 3.1 • Rev. 13, October 2013 is corresponding with the ISIC Rev. 4 • Japan standard commodity classification (JSCS) is composed of six levels, namely 10 sections, 97 divisions (2 digits), 678 divisions (3 digits), 3643 divisions (4 digits), 11400 divisions (5 digits), and 13757 divisions (6 digits).

  10. Japan standard occupational classification (JSOC) has two following versions: • Rev. 4, Dec 1997 • Rev. 5, Dec 2009 • The 2005 Japan National Input-Output table is categorized based on sector classification. It has four versions of sector classifications: • the basic sector classification (520 rows x 407 columns) • the 190 sector classification • the 108 sector classification • the aggregated 34 sector classification

  11. There is a link or corresponding table between the 2005 Japan national I-O table sector classification with the Japan standard industrial classification Rev. 11, March 2002 and the ISIC Rev 3.1 which is provided by Bureau of Statistics of Japan. • Therefore, the process to mapping the EGSS sectors or environmental industries of the MOE with the 2005 Japan national I-O table is as following: (1) Detailed categories of 2011 EGSS of the Ministry of Environment (2) The Japan standard industrial classification Rev. 11, March 2002 (3) The 2005 Japan national Input-Output table

  12. 5) Future works • There is a need to look in more detailed on cost structure data for each of sub-categories of EGSS sectors in Japan. This is possibly to be done through either field survey or interviews with the major companies who are involved in the environmental industries in Japan. • The Japan environmental input-output table may be used to complement the Japan Standard Industrial Classification for more detailed mapped of EGSS sectors with the Japan 2005 National I-O table. Currently, the Ministry of Environment of Japan is in preparation process for the table.

  13. Thank you for your attention! • Institute for Global Environmental Strategies • http://www.iges.or.jp/

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