Executive Summary
1. Introduction
1.1 The Montreal Protocol and the Relevance of a Sound Database
1.2 Overview of the Report
1.3 A Note on Methodology
2. Quality of Database and Data Reporting
2.1 The Data Reporting System under the Montreal Protocol
2.2 Data Reporting by Parties under Article 7 of the Protocol
2.3 The Database administered by the Ozone Secretariat
2.4 Challenges to the Transparency of the Database
2.5 The Issue of Discrepancies of Data
3. Production and Consumption of ODS
3.1 CFCs and Halons
3.1.1 Global Trend
3.1.2 Industrialized Countries
3.1.3 Developing Countries
3.1.4 Analyzing Compliance by Developing Countries
3.2 Other Fully Halogenated CFCs, Methyl Chloroform and Carbon Tetrachloride
3.2.1 Global Trend
3.2.2 Industrialized Countries
3.2.3 Developing Countries
3.3 HCFCs
3.3.1 Global Trend
3.3.2 Industrialized Countries
3.3.3 Developing Countries
3.4 Methyl Bromide
3.4.1 Global Trend
3.4.2 Industrialized Countries
3.4.3 Developing Countries
3.4.4 The Prospect for Meeting the Freeze of Production and Consumption in Developing Countries
4. Summary and Conclusions