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Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry – The Swedish approach Nancy Steinbach Third International Conference on Establishment Surveys: Survey Methods for Businesses, Farms, and Institutions (ICES-III) Montreal, Canada 22 June 2007

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Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry – The Swedish approach. Nancy Steinbach Third International Conference on Establishment Surveys: Survey Methods for Businesses, Farms, and Institutions (ICES-III) Montreal, Canada 22 June 2007. Overview. What? Why? How? Who? Potential?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry  – The Swedish approach

Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry – The Swedish approach

Nancy SteinbachThird International Conference on Establishment Surveys:

Survey Methods for Businesses, Farms, and Institutions (ICES-III)Montreal, Canada 22 June 2007

Page 2: Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry  – The Swedish approach

Overview

• What?

• Why?

• How?

• Who?

• Potential?

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What is an EPE?

Environmental protection expenditureEnvironmental protection expenditure= =

Investments + current expenditure for environmental Investments + current expenditure for environmental protectionprotection

Actions to reduce or minimise pollution that have Actions to reduce or minimise pollution that have occurred within the own production occurred within the own production process/activity.process/activity.

Page 4: Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry  – The Swedish approach

Why compile EPE?

• evaluating costs of complying with environmental regulations

• improves the design and implementation of environmental regulations within the EU

• indicating what the society do against environmental problems

• analysing to what extent the pollutant pay and how the competitive powers of the industries are effected

• Structural Business Statistics, Council Regulation No 58/97

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How to compile EPE?

Survey based approach

• Paper questionnaire, Internet questionnaire

• Web-site available: www.mkost.scb.seResponse rate

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

85

90

95

1999/2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006*

%

2006 preliminary

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How – Methodology

Population: • NACE 10-14, 15-36, 40-41 (Mining and Quarrying,

Manufacturing and Electricity and water supply industries)

Sample:• Random sample

• More than 50 employees

• Co-ordinated samples – Business Register

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How – Methodology cont…

• Program designed to compute standard error estimates and national totals (CLAN)

• Makes estimations for those industries whom are not selected

• Makes estimations for them whom did not answer

• Enumeration variable: number of employees

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Who is using the result?Internationally:Internationally:• OECD OECD • European Commission: Eurostat, DG Environment, DG European Commission: Eurostat, DG Environment, DG

Enterprise, European Environment Agency Enterprise, European Environment Agency • Researchers, InstitutesResearchers, Institutes

Nationally:Nationally:• EnterprisesEnterprises• ResearchersResearchers• Governmental departments, Environment Protection Governmental departments, Environment Protection

AgencyAgency

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Eurostat: Environmental Protection Expenditure in industry in the European Union SIF 9/2005

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SCB: Environmental economic profile: pulp and paper industry

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

number of enterprises

number of employees

environmental taxes

net income

value added

gross investments

EP investments

%

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

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Potential of EPE in Sweden…

Increase coverage of Sweden’s economic actors:

• Public sector,

• Specialised producers,

• Services;

for the compilation of Environmental Protection

Expenditure Accounts (EPEA)

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…because of…

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..that means:

• Complete coverage of Sweden’s economy for environmental protection…

• That is in line with environmental accounts…• That is in line with national accounts.

• Harmonised approaches enables reliable inter-linkages of the environment and the economy to be evaluated and analysed.

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Thank you for your attention

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