HOTSPOT ANALYSIS TOOL
FOR SUSTAINABLE
CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION
Science Partners for SCP
Watch the presentation of the Science Partners for SCP at the One Planet Network forum session on “Changing how we Measure” on the 1st of June, and learn more about science-based approaches to SCP.
NEW VERSION of SCP-HAT 3.0
In time for the sixth session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6) in Nairobi, SCP-HAT has been updated to the year 2024 based upon economic proxies.
Note: For SCP-HAT 3.0, some methodological simplifications have been applied. Check out the technical documentation to find out more.
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HOTSPOT ANALYSIS TOOL
This tool provides two modules to analyse hotspots of unsustainable consumption and production. In addition, standard reports provide more comprehensive information tailored to your needs, and in the Methods & Data section users can learn more about and download all the data used.
For guidance on how to use each section refer to the User’s Guide.
Provides key information on a country’s environmental performance in the context of relevant policy areas.
For policy makers, NGOs, and the general public.
Provides a wide range of SCP indicators to analyse hotspots of unsustainable consumption and production at the national and sector levels.
For policy advisors and researchers with expertise.
This standard report provides insights into a country’s SCP performance in different environmental categories.
This standard report provides insights into the SCP performance of specific sectors in different environmental categories and allows inter-sector comparison.
This standard report provides insights into a country’s SCP performance for GHG emissions and other climate change impacts.
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Science Partners for SCP
The Regional Science Partners for SCP are leading scientific institutions in Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. They are experts at using the SCP-HAT to identify hotspots for impactful SCP interventions. Contact the Science Partner in your region to get support with contextual and targeted scientific evidence for specific SCP topics.
You can find out more about the Science Partners on the One Planet Network website.
Asia-Pacific
Latin America
Contributors
Hosted by UN Environment, the Life Cycle Initiative is at the interface between users and experts of Life Cycle approaches that support science-based decisions and sustainability policy.
The One Planet network was formed to implement the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, which supports the global shift to SCP and the achievement of SDG 12.
The International Resource Panel was launched in 2007 by the United Nations Environment Programme (UN Environment), with the objective of building and sharing knowledge to improve our use of resources worldwide.