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Hey @martincollignon, that sounds like a perfect way. Did you get in touch with @ghardadi already? He is the man you need for all things related to household expenditure and carbon footprint! When I have some more time I would be interested to follow-up on this issue and look a bit more in detail, but certainly Gilang knows the hidden 'catches in the deal' of it all.
We've been in touch. I think the next step would be to map all the data that is needed (happy to do that work) and then re-use @ghardadi 's work to scale from Germany to EUROSTAT covered countries.
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This article gives country-by-country matrices: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352340920302894?via%3Dihub
We may be able to use this instead of our European-wide one for the relevant COICOP categories.
N.B. Exiobase categories would need to be translated to CPA to use this. There is a concordance table available here, but there may be better available: http://carbonconsumptionsurvey.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/Tables_de_correspondances.zip
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