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Summary

Climate Watch offers open data, visualizations and analysis to help policymakers, researchers and other stakeholders gather insights on countries' climate progress. Climate Watch is managed by World Resources Institute.

The site brings together dozens of datasets (from ClimateWatch, GCB, PIK, UNFCCC, etc.) to let users analyze and compare the Nationally Determined Contributions under the Paris Agreement, access historical emissions data, discover how countries can leverage their climate goals to achieve their sustainable development objectives, and use models to map new pathways.

The last update was in April 2026, resulting in 57 tables years ranging from 1990-2023.

Tables in IFs

Variable Definition UsedInPreprocessor
EmissionsCH4AgricultureCW CH4 emissions for the agriculture sector 0
EmissionsCH4BuildingCW CH4 emissions for the building sector 0
EmissionsCH4BunkerFuelsCW CH4 emissions for the bunker fuels sector 0
EmissionsCH4ElectHeatCW CH4 emissions for the electricity/heat sector 0
EmissionsCH4EnergyCW CH4 emissions for the energy sector 0
EmissionsCH4FugitEmissionCW CH4 emissions for the fugitive emission sector 0
EmissionsCH4IndProcessCW CH4 emissions for the industrial process sector 0
EmissionsCH4LandUseCW CH4 emissions for the land-use and forestry sector 0
EmissionsCH4ManuConstrCW CH4 emissions for the manufacturing/construction sector 0
EmissionsCH4OtherFuelCW CH4 emissions for the other fuel combustion sector 0
EmissionsCH4TransportationCW CH4 emissions for the transportation sector 0
EmissionsCH4WasteCW CH4 emissions for the waste sector 0
EmissionsCO2BuildingCW CO2 emissions for the building sector 0
EmissionsCO2BunkerFuelsCW CO2 emissions for the bunker fuels sector 0
EmissionsCO2ElectHeatCW CO2 emissions for the electricity/heat sector 0
EmissionsCO2EnergyCW CO2 emissions for the energy sector 0
EmissionsCO2FugitEmissionCW CO2 emissions for the fugitive emission sector 0
EmissionsCO2IndProcessCW CO2 emissions for the industrial process sector 0
EmissionsCO2LandUseCW CO2 emissions for the land-use and forestry sector 0
EmissionsCO2ManuConstrCW CO2 emissions for the manufacturing/construction sector 0
EmissionsCO2OtherFuelCW CO2 emissions for the other fuel combustion sector 0
EmissionsCO2TotCW CO2 emissions for the Tot excluding LUCF sector 0
EmissionsCO2WithLUCFCW CO2 emissions for the Tot including LUCF sector 0
EmissionsFgasTotCW F gas emissions for the Tot excluding LUCF sector 0
EmissionsFgasWithLUCFCW F gas emissions for the Tot including LUCF sector 0
EmissionsN2OTotCW N2O emissions for the Tot excluding LUCF sector 0
EmissionsN2OWithLUCFCW N2O emissions for the Tot including LUCF sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGTotCW Tot GHG emissions for the Tot excluding LUCF sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGWithLUCFCW Tot GHG emissions for the Tot including LUCF sector 0
EmissionsCH4TotCW CH4 emissions for the Tot excluding LUCF sector 0
EmissionsCH4WithLUCFCW CH4 emissions for the Tot including LUCF sector 0
EmissionsCO2TransportationCW CO2 emissions for the transportation sector 0
EmissionsFgasIndProcessCW F gas emissions for the industrial process sector 0
EmissionsN2OAgricultureCW N2O emissions for the agriculture sector 0
EmissionsN2OBuildingCW N2O emissions for the building sector 0
EmissionsN2OBunkerFuelsCW N2O emissions for the bunker fuels sector 0
EmissionsN2OElectHeatCW N2O emissions for the electricity/heat sector 0
EmissionsN2OEnergyCW N2O emissions for the energy sector 0
EmissionsN2OFugitEmissionCW N2O emissions for the fugitive emission sector 0
EmissionsN2OIndProcessCW N2O emissions for the industrial process sector 0
EmissionsN2OLandUseCW N2O emissions for the land-use and forestry sector 0
EmissionsN2OManuConstrCW N2O emissions for the manufacturing/construction sector 0
EmissionsN2OOtherFuelCW N2O emissions for the other fuel combustion sector 0
EmissionsN2OTransportationCW N2O emissions for the transportation sector 0
EmissionsN2OWasteCW N2O emissions for the waste sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGAgricultureCW Tot GHG emissions for agriculture 0
EmissionsTotGHGBuildingCW Tot GHG emissions for the building sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGBunkerFuelsCW Tot GHG emissions for the bunker fuels sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGElectHeatCW Tot GHG emissions for the electricity/heat sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGEnergyCW Tot GHG emissions for the energy sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGFugitEmissionCW Tot GHG emissions for the fugitive emission sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGIndProcessCW Tot GHG emissions for the industrial process sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGLandUseCW Tot GHG emissions for the land-use and forestry sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGManuConstrCW Tot GHG emissions for the manufacturing/construction sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGOtherFuelCW Tot GHG emissions for the other fuel combustion sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGTransportationCW Tot GHG emissions for the transportation sector 0
EmissionsTotGHGWasteCW Tot GHG emissions for the waste sector 0

Data Pulling Instructions

  1. Navigate to the ClimateWatch Data Explorer
  2. This data explorer allows you to filter data sources, sectors, gases, years, and regions. You can visualize this data in a graph or there is an option to download All Data which is what RAs will use when updating these series.
  3. Downloaded file:
  4. Once the zip file is downloaded, extract, and open the folders "ClimateWatch_HistoricalEmissions" and under this folder open "CW_HistoricalEmissions_ClimateWatch.csv"
    1. The csv files only give the Country Code so it is imperative that the country codes match the right country when importing into IFs
  5. For country codes open the folder "Climate Watch_NDC_Content" and open the "CW_NDC_data_highlevel.csv" file. Use the first two columns (Country and ISO) to build the country concordance for the "CW_HistoricalEmissions_ClimateWatch.csv" data.
  6. For each series filter the "Sector" and "Gas" for each table. There should be here should be 57 tables in total.

Data Notes

  1. Building the country concordance is an important step! The ISO code and FIPS code are different and data will be missing if you do not build your country concordance with the first two columns.
    1. Example COD is Congo, Dem. Republic of the in Climate Watch but in IFs with FIPS it is ZAR