The Climate Analysis Indicators Tool (CAIT) is an information and analysis tool on global climate change developed by the World Resources Institute. CAIT provides a comprehensive and comparable database of greenhouse gas emissions data (including all major sources and sinks) and other climate-relevant indicators. CAIT can be used to analyze a wide range of climate-related data questions and to help support future policy decisions made under the Climate Convention and in other fora.
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What's New
CAIT 4.0 Now Online.
CAIT 4.0 includes completely revised data through 2003.
Try CAIT 4.0.
CAIT 3.0: world emissions map
WRI Releases Target: Intensity (Nov 8).
This report looks at GHG intensity targets at the corporate, sectoral and
national levels and analyzes the ways in which they may be used effectively
to reduce emissions. The report will be available on WRI's
publication page on November 8.
Related Publications:
WRI Introduces SD-PAMs database.
This database is a compendium of climate-relevant policies and measures (PAMs)
in developing countries. Your comments and feedback are very welcome.
WRI Announces CAIT-U.S.
CAIT-U.S. includes emissions data and other energy statistics, economic
indicators, and policy information for U.S. state climate policy work. CAIT-U.S. also includes
the full suite of CAIT tools for mapping, graphing, and sectoral analysis.
Click here to see CAIT-U.S.
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