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The System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water SEEAW Water Asset Accounts-Exercise

Training Session on the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water (SEEAW) for the Arab Gulf Countries August 25-28, 2008 UN House- Beirut-Lebanon

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The System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water SEEAW Water Asset Accounts-Exercise

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  1. Training Session on the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water (SEEAW) for the Arab Gulf CountriesAugust 25-28, 2008UN House- Beirut-Lebanon الدورة التدريبية حول نظام المحاسبة البيئية والإقتصادية المتكاملة للموارد المائية لدول الخليجلدول الخليج العربيةبيروت، 25-28آب/أغسطس 2008 The System of Environmental-Economic Accounting for Water SEEAW Water Asset Accounts-Exercise Wafa Aboul Hosn Team leader, Statistics Division Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA)Tel: (961 1) 978-519, Fax: (961 1) 981 510 Email: aboulhosn@un.org Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  2. Exercise on Asset Accounts Study the 2 following diagrams Fill the Accounts Tables as per the diagram Compare your answers with the Tables Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  3. Diagram1: Opening Stocks and Increases in Stocks Precipitation OPENING STOCK 109,700 23,015 50 124 246 Evapotranspiration Interception Evapotranspiration Abstraction Abstraction Returns from Economy 53 Returns from Economy 300 Rivers =5000 Reservoirs =1500 Lakes =2700 Soil Water Storage =500 Runoff 2487 Groundwater =100,000 1054 339 Oceans and seas Returns from Economy 315 Outflows 437 Inflows 17,650 Territory B Inflows from Others Resources in Territory A Territory A Territory C Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  4. Diagram2: Decreases in Stocks and Closing Stocks CLOSING STOCK 109,582 Evapotranspiration Evapotranspiration -21,125 -54 -80 -215 Abstraction -141 Abstraction -280 Abstraction -20 Rivers =4,272 Reservoirs =1,618 Lakes =2,950 -9430 Soil Water Storage =553 Oceans and seas Outflows -10,000 Groundwater =100,189 -1787 -1000 -100 -1343 -87 Territory A Territory A Territory B Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  5. Diagram3: Matrix of Flows between Water Resources 46 54 1300 Rivers Reservoirs Lakes 87 Soil Water Storage 50 293 Groundwater 1000 Oceans and seas Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  6. Table 6.1 Asset AccountsOpening Stocks and Increases in Stocks Source: SEEAW-Land Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  7. Table 6.1 Asset AccountsDecreases in Stocks and Closing Stocks Source: SEEAW-Land Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  8. Table 6.2 Matrix of Flows between Water Resources Source: SEEAW-Land Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  9. Answers to Exercise on Asset Accounts Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  10. Table 6.1 Asset AccountsOpening Stocks and Increases in Stocks Source: SEEAW-Land Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  11. Table 6.1 Asset AccountsDecreases in Stocks and Closing Stocks Source: SEEAW-Land Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

  12. Table 6.2 Matrix of Flows between Water Resources Source: SEEAW-Land Wafa A. Hosn UNESCWA Amman, March 2008

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