2010
A framework for assessing the upstream and downstream emissions associated with investment. Developed in partnership with the South West Regional Development Agency
A Consumption Approach for Emissions Accounting- the REAP Tool and REAP Data for 2006
TThis document has been prepared to support users of the Stockholm Environment Institute's REAP tool. It has been developed to respond to some of the common queries relating to the methodology and the application of the REAP tool. The document groups queries into common themes allowing tool users to find information relevant to their query.
2009
Meeting the UK climate change challenge: The contribution of resource efficiency
This study provides a detailed assessment of the reduction in Greenhouse Gases that could be achieved by implementing a range of resource efficiency strategies in the UK. It demonstrates that resource efficiency has an important role to play and offers a number of "Quick Win" opportunities to achieve emissions reductions.
2008
The carbon footprint of the NHS
A research report for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs by the Stockholm Environment Institute and the University of Minnesota
Carbon Footprint of housing in Leeds City Region - a best practice scenario analysis.
SEI Working Paper commissioned by the Environment Agency
Ashfords Footprint - Now and in the future
SEI Working paper comissioned by Ashford's Future, Ashford Borough Council, English Partnerships and WWF
Wales' Ecological Footprint - Scenarios to 2020.
SEI Working Paper commissioned by the Welsh Assembly Government
The Carbon Footprint and Climate Footprint of Highlands and Islands Enterprise
The Right Climate for Change - Using the Carbon Footprint to reduce CO2 emissions - a guide for local authorities
Published by WWF-UK and SEI
Idenitfying Resource Productivity for five key economic sectors in the South West region - An environmental scoping study using the Triple Bottom Line (BL3) sofware tool
Uncertainty analysis of the UK-MRIO Model
Research report to the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs by the Stockholm Environment Institute and the University of Sydney
Development of an Embedded Carbon Emissions Indicator
Research report to the Department of Environment, Foor and Rural Affairs by the Stockholm Environment Institute and the University of Sydney
2007
The Ecological Footprint of Consumption in Queensland
Report to the Environmental Protection Agency in Queensland
The Ecological Footprint of Consumption in Victoria
Report to the Victorian Environmental Protection Authority (EPA Victoria)
Forecasting the Ecological Footprint of Nations - a blueprint of a dynamic approach
An ISA research report
Regional Strategies and climate change - Evaluating the contribution that Key Regional Strategies make towards adressing climate change
Towards a low footprint Scotland - Living well within our ecological limits
A Report to Scotland's Global Footprint Project published by WWF-UK
Working Paper commissioned by the Environment Agency
Greening the Greys - climate change and the over 50s
2006
Using REAP for an environmental assessment of Leeds City Region Housing Policy
Rapid Review commissioned by WWF-UK and the Environment Agency on behalf of the Yorkshire and Humber Environment Forum
Beyond a calculator - exploring the feasability of an ecological footprint tool for communities
Published by WWF-UK
Counting Consumption North East - CO2 emissions, material flows and ecological Footprint of the North East.
Ecological Budget Project Report jointly authored with CURE and published by WWF-UK
Counting Consumption - CO2 emissions, material flows and ecological footprint of the UK by Devolved region and devolved country
Ecological Budget Project Report jointly authored with CURE and published by WWF-UK
Counting Consumption West Midlands - CO2 emissions, material flows and ecological footprint of the West Midlands
Ecological Budget Project Report jointly authored with CURE and published by WWF-UK
The Footprint of Scotland's Diet - the environmental burden of what we eat
A report for Scotland's Global Footprint Project
Sustainable Consumption and Production - Development of an Evidence Base
UK Schools Carbon Footprint Scoping Study
A report for the Sustainable Development Commission
2005
Reducing Wales' Ecological Footprint - A resource accounting tool for sustainable consumption
Biffaward project report published by WWF-UK
The Ecological Footprint of Nottingham and Greater Nottinghamshire - Results and Scenarios
The Envisaged Structure of the REAP Tool
National and Regional Physical Accounts (Material Flows) for the United Kingdom
The use of REAP in Scotland has been reviewed by the EPSRC ISSUES Project who look at urban sustainability.
"The Sustainable Urban Environments Programme is an EPSRC funded portfolio of research looking at ways of improving sustainability in the urban environment." (taken from www.urbansustainabilityexchange.org.uk, July 2010)
The full report titled "The Process of Knowledge Transfer from Researcher and Policy Maker to End-User" provides an analysis of the footprinting work done in Scotland and the use of REAP by Scottish Local Authorities. It is available here.
REAP Version 2
Please contact us to get your latest copy of REAP. Read the full news article by clicking more below to find out about the updates and what the type of licence you require.
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REAP Petite has been updated and improved.
To download a free copy click here
If you are a license holder, contact SEI to get your new version.
SEI have just released a policy brief on Scotland's Footprint.
Our study has shown that Scotland's carbon footprint has grown by 11 per cent since 1992.
The figure includes greenhouse gases released overseas during the production of goods later consumed in Scotland and so is the most accurate gauge of the country's emissions to date.
While emissions generated in Scotland fell by 13 percent between 1995 and 2004, when trade is taken account, greenhouse gases rose by 11 per cent over the same period.
The full policy brief can be found on SEI's website.
An article has also be published in the Sunday Herald and can be found here.