ghg inventory - 2006 afolu : agriculture, forests and other land use
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GHG Inventory - 2006
AFOLU :
Agriculture, Forests and Other Land Use
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Lessons from 1996 GL• GHG emissions/removals from all land categories
& conversions not addressed, methods not given• All carbon pools not included in default methods• Non-CO2 gas emissions from Savanna burning
presented in Chapter 4 (Agriculture), but Savanna considered in Chapter 5 (Forests)
• Lack of synergy between N2O loss sections (Agriculture) and CO2 loss sections (LUCF) in soils
- N2O from soil; in agriculture - CO2 from soil; in LUCF• Absence of linking biomass and soil carbon
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Key-problems faced by parties using revised IPCC – 1996 GL
• IPCC – GL classification of forests and other land categories not compatible with national system of classification
• Lack of clarity on ‘managed forest’, ‘managed natural forest’ and ‘natural forest’
• Limited guidance on uncertainty • Absence of methods for CH4 from agricultural
soils, below ground biomass etc. GPG 2000, GPG 2003 addressed some of these issues
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Limitations of GPG 2003• Lack of clarity on managed and unmanaged land• Methods/approaches need to be made more user-
friendly• Description of methods diffused across different
chapters/sectors• Inadequate guidance for Tier-3 methods• Inconsistency in treatment of DOM• Emissions from burning of Savannas; agriculture
or forest or grassland• Level of disaggregation for different land
categories and livestock categories
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AFOLU – key features
• Merging of Agriculture, Forest &other Land uses and Livestock systems
• Adoption of GPG 2003 approach - all land categories in an integrated way - inclusion of livestock and manure arrangement - inclusion of all C-pools and relevant non-CO2 gases in default approach• Incorporation of key source category analysis - land use categories - C-pools and non-CO2 gases
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AFOLU – key features
• Adoption of 3-tier methods - Tier-1; default methods and data - Tier-2; simple equations and country specific data - Tier-3; models and inventory programs • Improved default data and use of EFDB• Improved guidance for T-2 and T-3• Improved treatment of uncertainties• Common methodology chapter• Volume-1; Cross cutting issues• Reporting Tables & Worksheets (for default methods)
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Status/progress• Chapter outline approved and being used for different
sections• Zero-order draft of different sections nearly ready• ISSUES: 1. uncertainty estimates; limited data 2. treatment of HWP 3. treatment of DOM 4. C-stock transfers; biomass, DOM, SOC 5. limited default data for many EF/RF 6. adoption of land use/management systems compatible to default data and national system of classification 7. Mapping back of GHG estimates between 2006 GL and
1996 GL
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AFOLU – Approved Table of Contents• Overview and cross-cutting issues• Consistent representation of lands/management systems• Summary of the methodologies (and general equations for pools
& gases)• Agriculture
- Cropland- Grassland- Livestock
• Forest lands- forest land remaining forest land- land converted to forest land
• Wetlands- peat lands- flooded lands
• Settlements• Other land categories• Other
- HWP (taking into consideration any decision of the COP on this matter)
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Steps adopted for 2006 GL1.Select all land categories and management systems
(livestock & manure) relevant to the country (based on Chapter 4.2)
2.Conduct key source/sink category analysis - land categories, livestock management systems - carbon pools - non-CO2 pools3. Select appropriate Tier level based on - key-category analysis - resources/national circumstances4. Select the method of estimation (equations) based on Tier selected
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Steps adopted for 2006 GL5. Assemble activity data and emission factors and
estimate GHG emissions/removal6. Estimate uncertainty7. Adopt QA and QC procedures8. Report GHG emissions/removal using the
reporting tables9. Document and archive all information