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How can experts from the Baltic countries contribute to the work of the IPCC?
1. How can experts from the Baltic
countries contribute to the work
of the IPCC?
Jonathan Lynn
IPCC Head of Communications
2. IPCC Reports
Five assessment reports (1990, 1995, 2001, 2007, 2013-14)
1992 supplementary report and 1994 special report
Nine special reports (1997, 1999, 2000, 2005, 2011, 2012)
Guidelines for national GHG inventories, good practice
guidance (1995, 1996, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2013)
Six technical papers (1996-2008)
3. Other Activities and Achievements
National Greenhouse Gas Inventories
(Publication of IPCC Methodology Reports)
Organizing expert meetings and workshops to facilitate
discussion on topics relevant to the Assessment process
Task Group on Data and Scenario Support for Impact and Climate Analysis (TGICA):
facilitates distribution and application of climate change related data and scenarios)
5. Sixth Assessment Cycle (AR6)
Special Reports
1. October 2018 - Special Report on Global Warming of 1.5 °C (SR15)
2. August 2019 - Climate Change and Land (SRCCL)
3. September 2019 - Special Report on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate (SROCC)
Methodology Report update
May 2019: 2019 Refinement to the 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories
AR6 Main Report
2021: Working Group I, II, and III contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report
April 2022: Synthesis Report of the Sixth Assessment Report
* Dates are subject to change
7. IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
Authors by regions
11% South-West Pacific
18% North America, Central America
and the Caribbean
11% Africa
19% Asia
34% Europe
7% South America
9. IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
How many authors are new to the IPCC?
new to the IPCC
53%
previous
IPCC experience
47%
10. IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
How many authors are from developing countries or economies in transition?
developing countries
and economies
in transition developed countries
56%44%
11. 59%
IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
How has the proportion of female authors changed?
33% 21%
Sixth
Assessment
Report
Fifth
Assessment Report
12. IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
How has the proportion of authors with previous IPCC experience changed?
47% 32%
Sixth
Assessment Report
Fifth
Assessment Report
13. IPCC Sixth Assessment Report
How has the proportion of authors from developing countries
or economies in transition changed?
42% 44% 37%
Sixth
Assessment Report
Fifth
Assessment Report
15. Bureaux selects Authors and Review Editors from lists of nominations
provided by governments and observer organizations. Look out for the
calls for nomination of authors and contact your IPCC Focal Point if you
are interested in being nominated.
As Authors or Review Editors
Contribute to existing literature
To be involved in the two review stages: Expert Review of the
First Order Draft and Government and Expert Review of the
Second Order Draft
As Expert Reviewers
IPCC assessments are as good as the literature available.
Look out for the various cut off dates for literature for the
different reports.
16. Author teams – CLAs, LAs, REs
Coordinating Lead Authors (CLAs)
Lead Authors (LAs)
Review Editors (REs)
Contributing Authors (CA)
Chapter Scientists (CS)
Usually more experienced scientists and practitioners
• CLAs and LAs develop the chapter content
• REs ensure comments from the review process are
taken into consideration by the team
Selected following a call for nominations
• Proposed by IPCC focal Points from governments
and observer organisations, and the IPCC Bureau
• Selected by the Bureau of the relevant IPCC
Working Group or Task Force
Call for nominations are published on the IPCC website:
http://ipcc.ch/
17. Author teams – CAs
Coordinating Lead Authors (CLAs)
Lead Authors (LAs)
Review Editors (REs)
Contributing Authors (CA)
Chapter Scientists (CS)
Prepare technical information in the form of
text, graphs or data
Contributions
• Solicited by LAs
• Fill gaps in expertise and regional
knowledge
18. Author teams – CS
Coordinating Lead Authors (CLAs)
Lead Authors (LAs)
Review Editors (REs)
Contributing Authors (CA)
Chapter Scientists (CS)
Scientific assistants who provide support to the author
teams
• Technical aspects including cross-checking between
findings in different parts of the report
• Additional fact-checking
• Reference management
• Are early career researchers who benefit from the
experience
Recruited
• Directly by CLAs
• Through a call issued by the TSUs
http://wg1.ipcc.ch/
http://www.ipcc-wg2.awi.de/
http://www.ipcc-wg3.ac.uk/
http://www.ipcc-
nggip.iges.or.jp/
19. Products and Important Milestones
SR15 SRCCL SROCC TFI MR AR6
Call for nominations Oct 17
First Order Draft July 17 June 18 May 18 Dec 17
Second Order Draft Jan 18 Oct 18 Nov 18 July 18
Final Government Review June 18 Apr 19 June 19 Jan 19
Approval Plenary Oct 18 Aug 19 Sept 19 May 19
Other Activities
Cities and Climate Change Science Conference Mar 18
Expert meeting on SLCF May 18
Expert meeting on Regional Aspects May 18
20. 2017 2018 2019
SR15 FOD – July
SOD – Jan
Approval – Oct
SRCCL FOD – June
SOD – Oct Approval – Aug
SROCC FOD – May
SOD – Nov Approval – Sept
How to Contribute?
Outreach Activities
21. How could the IPCC work better for you?
Work with IPCC Focal Points from your country
Each IPCC Member country has a National Focal Point (NFP) which has been identified by the
relevant authorities in the country. You can find their details on the IPCC website: www.ipcc.ch
Become an Observer Organization to the IPCC
Any non-profit body or agency, whether national or international, governmental or
intergovernmentalmay be admitted as an observer organization (subject toacceptance by the Panel).
See the "IPCC Policy and Process for Admitting Observer Organizations“: www.ipcc.ch
Organize and Participate in Outreach Events
Outreach events create awareness about the work of the IPCC and its findings and are carefully
tailored to the specific regional, national and stakeholders’ needs.
Contact: ipcc-media@wmo.int
Participate in IPCC Sessions
Participation of Government representatives in IPCC sessions ensures that your country’s voice
is heard (nomination is by NFP). Representatives of observer organizations may also attend.
Contact: ipcc-sec@wmo.int
22. The Expert Review of the First Order Draft of the Special Report
on the Ocean and Cryosphere in a Changing Climate
(SROCC) from 4 May 2018 to 29 June 2018 midnight (GMT +2).
Registration will be open until 22 June 2018 midnight (GMT +2).
