Technical review of submitted adjustments

The technical review of new adjustment applications is desk review conducted by a team of expert reviewers. A lead reviewer  co-ordinates the work of the team to ensure that a consistent approach is taken across all Parties/ pollutants/ source categories.

CEIP supports the reviewers by managing the review process overall, including the provision of Party information to the reviewers. CEIP also acts as an intermediary between the Party and the reviews should there be points which require clarification during the review.

Approved adjustments if reported in requested  Annex VII are compared  in developed on-line tool and checked by ERT as needed.

Adjustments 2017

One Party (Spain) submitted a new adjustment application in 2017. Not all Parties reported approved adjustments in Annex VII template by 15 February. The review of submitted applications is planed in period May-June.

Adjustments 2016

Two Parties Germany and Luxembourg  submitted new adjustment application in 2016 . Seven Parties reported  approved adjustments in Annex VII template. Recommendations of the expert review team (ERT) to the EMEP Steering Body (SB) are summarized in the CEIP status report Review of adjustment applications  [PDF, 274KB] (ECE/EB.AIR/GE.1/2016/10−ECE/EB.AIR/WG.1/2016/18).

Adjustments 2015

Six Parties indicated submission of adjustment applications in 2015 before 15 Feb. Luxemburg submitted its notification to the UNECE secretariat after the deadline. Recommendations of the expert review team (ERT) to the EMEP Steering Body (SB) are summarized in the CEIP status report Review of adjustment applications [PDF, 396KB] (ECE/EB.AIR/GE.1/2015/10–ECE/EB.AIR/WG.1/2015/13).

Ajustments 2014

Six Parties submitted adjustment applications in 2014. EMEP SB followed recommendations of the review team and approved applications of Denmark and Germany. See more details in CEIP report to EMEP SB (ECE/EB.AIR/GE.1/2014/10), Review of adjustment applications [PDF, 271KB] and in country Review reports published in the table below.