Annex 2A.1: Reporting tables

ANNEX 2A.1

REPORTING TABLES1 FOR KP
LULUCF ACTIVITIES UNDER THE
KYOTO PROTOCOL

1The Reporting Tables are for the compilation of relevant information only and differ from the Common Reporting Format(CRF) tables that are designed by SBSTA. Moreover, not all cells provided in the tables need to be filled.

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TABLE 2A.1
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table

Content

Notes
Summary Table

Table 1A

Summary table of emissions andremovals from activities under Article
3.3, Forest Management and elected
activities under Article 3.4

Table 1B

Selected parameters for defining "Forest"
under the Kyoto Protocol (additional
information)

This table is intended to demonstrate completeness incarbon pools and GHG reporting and to report the
total net GHG emissions in the inventory year fromeach mandatory and elected activity.

Land Transition Matrix

Table 2A

Table 2B

Land Transition Matrix with areas andchanges in areas between the previous
and the current inventory year

Area of natural forests converted toplanted forests (additional information)

The value of the reported area subject to the various
activities under Articles 3.3 and 3.4 for the inventory
year should be that on 31 December of that year.
Total area reported in this table should match thetotal area of the country.
This table should be used to report land areas ofnatural forests converted to planted forests since thestart of the commitment period, if any. Associatedemissions and removals are implicitly reported under
Forest Management.

Key Category Analysis
Table 3

Summary of key categories for Land
Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry
activities under the Kyoto Protocol

List all KP-LULUCF key categories and describe foreach category why and how it has been identified as
key.

Article 3.3: Afforestation and Reforestation

Table 4A

Table 4B

Article 3.3 activities: Carbon stockchanges under Afforestation and
Reforestation

Background level of emissions
associated with natural disturbances in
AR lands and its margin, where a marginis needed (additional information)

Report in this table carbon stock changes in all lands,
encompassed by each geographical location, that are
subject to Afforestation and Reforestation under
Article 3.3.
All lands reported under Afforestation and
Reforestation would otherwise be subject to Forest
Management.
Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions in forest associated withnatural disturbances that are beyond the control of,and not materially influenced by, the Party.
Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions associated with natural
disturbances, in AR lands, that are beyond the control
of, and not materially influenced by, the Party.

Table 4C

Emissions associated with natural
disturbances (additional information)

Information reported in this table is additional to thatreported in table 4A and 10, and therefore does not
replace the need to report in those tables all carbon
stock changes and all non-CO2 GHG emissions
associated with natural disturbances in AR lands.
Report in this table information on changes in carbon
stocks and non-CO2 GHG emissions for the inventory
year for all geographical locations that encompass
lands subject to Afforestation and Reforestation
under Article 3.3 where natural disturbances haveoccurred.

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Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions associated with natural
disturbances, in AR lands, that are beyond the control
of, and not materially influenced by, the Party.
Information reported in this table is additional to thatreported in Table 4A, and therefore does not replace
the need to report all carbon stock changes in AR
lands in that table.
Table 4D

Removals subsequent to natural
disturbances (additional information)

Report here all removals in the inventory year, for all
geographical locations that encompass lands subject
to Afforestation and Reforestation where natural
disturbances have occurred in any year of thecommitment period and whose emissions were
excluded from accounting. Where Parties do not
exclude natural disturbance emissions from specificlands they should provide information on how they
have determined the subsequent removals to be
excluded

Article 3.3: Deforestation
Report in this table carbon stock changes in all lands,
encompassed by each geographical location, that are
subject to Deforestation under Article 3.3.
Table 5A

Article 3.3 activities: Carbon stockchanges under Deforestation

Lands that have been deforested and subsequently
reforested need to be reported as a subcategory of
deforested land in order to transparently reportemissions and removals on these lands which, despite
being reported under D, match the forest definition.
Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions in forest associated withnatural disturbances that are beyond the control of,and not materially influenced by, the Party.

Table 5B

Deforested land previously subject tonatural disturbances (additional
information)

Information reported in this table is additional to thatreported in Tables 5A and 10, and therefore does not
replace the need to report in those tables all carbon
stock changes and non-CO2 GHG emissions
associated with natural disturbances.
Report in this table information on land that has been
deforested after having been subject to natural
disturbances in a year of the commitment period.

Article 3.4: Forest Management
Table 6A

Article 3.4 activities: Carbon stockchanges under Forest Management

Report in this table carbon stock changes in all lands,
encompassed by each geographical location, that are
subject to Forest Management under Article 3.4.

Table 6B

Forest Management reference level(additional information)

Report here the numerical values of the FMRL (withHWP pool and without), and any further TechnicalCorrection, and information on the methodologicalapproach applied to calculate it.

Table 6C

Carbon Equivalent Forests (CEF)(additional information)

Information reported in this table is additional to thatreported in Table 6A, and therefore does not replace
the need to report in that table all carbon stockchanges associated with clearing and establishing offorests reported as Carbon Equivalent Forests under
Forest Management. This table is aimed at checking
whether the equivalent forest that has been planted isachieving the expected carbon stock.
Report in this table information on carbon stock thatwas in the harvested and converted forest plantation(CEF-hc), at time of harvesting, and of current carbon
stock in the equivalent forested area (CEF-ne), for alllands subject to the CEFC provisions, within Forest
Management under Article 3.4 (see paragraphs 37-39

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equivalence is achieved.
Table 6D

Background level of emissions
associated with natural disturbances in
FM lands and its margin, where a marginis needed (additional information)

Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions associated with natural
disturbances, in FM lands, that are beyond the control
of, and not materially influenced by, the Party.
Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions associated with natural
disturbances, in FM lands, that are beyond the control
of, and not materially influenced by, the Party.

Table 6E

Emissions associated with natural
disturbances (additional information)

Information reported in this table is additional to thatreported in Tables 6A and 10, and therefore does not
replace the need to report all carbon stock changes
and non-CO2 GHG emissions associated with natural
disturbances in those tables.
Report in this table information on changes in carbon
stocks and non-CO2 GHG emissions for the inventory
year for all geographical locations that encompass
lands subject to Forest Management under Article 3.4
where natural disturbances have occurred.
Report information in this table only if the Partyelected to exclude emissions associated with natural
disturbances, in FM lands, that are beyond the control
of, and not materially influenced by, the Party.
Information reported in this table is additional to thatreported in Table 6A, and therefore does not replace
the need to report all carbon stock changes in FM
lands in that table.

Table 6F

Removals subsequent to natural
disturbances (additional information)

Report in this table all incremental removals in theinventory year, for all geographical locations thatencompass lands subject to Forest Management
where natural disturbances have occurred in any
previous year of the commitment period whose
emissions were excluded from accounting.
Incremental removals are those additional to theremovals from the lands that have been embedded in
the FMRL construction. Where Parties do not
exclude natural disturbance emissions from specificlands they should provide information on how they
have determined the subsequent removals to be
excluded.

Article 3.4: Cropland Management – Grazing Land Management – Revegetation – Wetland Drainage andRewetting

Table 7

Carbon stock changes under elected
Article 3.4 activities

Report in this table carbon stock changes in all lands,
encompassed by each geographical location, that are
subject to the elected activities under Article 3.4.
For each elected activity, this table and all relevant
tables should also be reported for the base year.

Non-CO2 GHG emissions

Table 8A

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Direct and Indirect N2O emissions fromN inputs to managed soils

Report in this table direct and indirect N2O emissions
from N fertilization in all lands, encompassed byeach geographical location, which are subject toactivities under Article 3.3 and 3.4, and whose
emissions have not been reported in the Agriculture
Sector.

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N2O emissions from N inputs to areas, subject to
Article 3.3 or 3.4, which are activities included under
Cropland and Grassland in the Convention reporting
should be reported in the Agriculture Sector. If a
Party is not able to separate fertilizer applied todifferent land-use categories, it may report all N2O
emissions from fertilization in the Agriculture Sector
and this table should not be filled.

Table 8B

Table 9A

Table 9BN2O emissions from mineralised N
resulting from loss of soil organic C
stocks in mineral soils through land-use
change or management practices

CH4 and N2O emissions from Drainage
of organic soils

CH4 and N2O emissions from Rewettingof organic soils

Report in this table N2O emissions from mineralised
N resulting from loss of soil organic C stocks inmineral soils through land-use change ormanagement practices in all lands, encompassed byeach geographical location, which are subject toactivities under Article 3.3 and 3.4, and whose
emissions have not been reported in the Agriculture
Sector.
N2O emissions from mineralised N resulting fromloss of soil organic C stocks in mineral soils throughland-use change or management practices in areas,
subject to Article 3.3 or 3.4 activities, which areincluded under Cropland and Grassland in theConvention reporting should be reported in the
Agriculture Sector.
Report in this table CH4 and N2O emissions from
Drainage of organic soils in all lands, encompassed
by each geographical location, which are subject toactivities under Article 3.3 and 3.4, and whose
emissions have not been reported in the Agriculture
Sector.
CH4 and N2O emissions from drainage of organicsoils in areas, subject to Article 3.3 and 3.4 activities,
which are included under Cropland and Grassland in
the Convention reporting should be reported in the
Agriculture Sector.
Report in this table CH4 and N2O emissions fromRewetting of organic soils in all lands, encompassed
by each geographical location, which are subject toactivities under Article 3.3 and 3.4, and whose
emissions have not been reported in the Agriculture
Sector.
CH4 and N2O emissions from rewetting of organicsoils, in areas subject to Article 3.3 and 3.4 activities,
which are included under Cropland and Grassland in
the Convention reporting should be reported in the
Agriculture Sector.
Report in this table GHG emissions from burning oforganic matter in all lands, encompassed by eachgeographical location, which are subject to activities
under Article 3.3 and 3.4, and whose emissions havenot been reported in the Agriculture Sector.

Table 10

GHG emissions from burning of organic
matterCO2 emissions from burning of organic matter thatare reported as C stock changes in the relevant
activity table (i.e. Tables 4A, 5A, 6A, and 7) should
not be reported here.
Non-CO2 emissions associated with burning of living
biomass and DOM of savannas and of agriculturalresidues should be reported in the Agriculture Sector.

Harvested Wood Products
Table 11A

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HWP originated in the first commitment period fromlands subject to AR activities should not be reported
here.

Table 11B

Harvested Wood Products activity data

When FM was elected in the first commitment
period, HWP originated in the first commitment
period from lands subject to FM activities should not
be reported here.
When for FM the Party chose not to include historical
HWP in its reporting, HWP originated before 1
January 2013 from lands subject to FM activities
should not be reported here.

GENERAL NOTES:
1. Geographical location refers to the boundaries of the areas that encompass lands subject to the activity (or subject tothe particular provision).
2. Activity data may be further subdivided according to climate zone, management system, soil type, vegetation type,
tree species, ecological zone, national land classification or other criteria. One row should be completed for eachsubdivision.
3. The value reported for net change in SOC of organic soils could be an emission and not a carbon stock change.

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TABLE 1A
SUMMARY TABLE
Emissions and removals from activities under Article 3.3, Forest Management and elected activities under Article 3.4
Inventory year:
Changes in carbon pool and sources of greenhouse gases reported
Soil organic matter

Activity

Abovegroundbiomass

Belowgroundbiomass

Litter

Dead
wood

HWP

(Gg C)

Article 3.3
activities

Mineral soils
N2O emissions
from N
mineralized during
SOC
soil organic matter
losses in mineralsoils(Gg C)(Gg N2O)

Organic soils
Drainage

Rewetting

SOC

non-CO2 GHG
emissionsSOC(Gg C)(Gg CH4)(Gg C)(Gg N2O)

Other

non-CO2 GHG
emissions(Gg CH4)SOC(Gg N2O)(Gg C)AR
D
FM

Article 3.4
activities

CM (if elected)
GM (if elected)
RV (if elected)
WDR (if elected)
Changes in carbon pool and sources of greenhouse gases reported
Activity

Fertilization inforest land
(Gg N2O)

Article 3.3
activities

Burning of organic matter(Gg CO2)(Gg CH4)

Total emissions/removals reported
Net CO2(Gg N2O)CH4N2ONet CO2equivalent

(Gg)

AR
D
FM

Article 3.4
activities

CM (if elected)
GM (if elected)
RV (if elected)
WDR (if elected)

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Table 1B
Additional information: Selected parameters for defining "Forest" under the Kyoto Protocol
Inventory year
Parameter

Selected value

Minimum land area
Minimum tree crown cover
Minimum tree height
Minimum width

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TABLE 2A
LAND TRANSITION MATRIXAreas and changes in areas of activities between the previous and the current inventory year
Inventory YearTo current inventory year
Article 3.3 activities
Afforestation
andReforestation

Deforestation

Article 3.4 activities
ForestManagement

CroplandManagement(if elected)

Grazing
Land
Management(if elected)

Revegetation(if elected)

Wetland
Drainage
andRewetting(if elected)

Other(i.e. All
remainingarea inthecountry)

Total areaat thebeginningof thecurrent
inventory
year

Afforestation and
Reforestation
Deforestation
Forest Management

Article 3.4 activities

From previous inventory year

Article 3.3
activities(kha)

Cropland Management(if elected)(1)

Grazing Land Management(if elected)(1)

Revegetation(if elected)
Wetland Drainage andRewetting(if elected)

(1)

(1)

Other
(i.e. All remaining area in the
country)
Total area at the end of the current
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TABLE 2B
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: AREA OF NATURAL FORESTS CONVERTED TO PLANTED FORESTS
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Identification code

Area of natural forests converted to planted forests
Subdivision

Year of conversion

Area subject to conversion

Area of organic soils
(kha)

Total

TABLE 3
SUMMARY OF KEY CATEGORIES FOR LAND USE, LAND-USE CHANGE AND FORESTRY ACTIVITIES UNDER THE KYOTO PROTOCOL
Inventory year
KEY CATEGORIESSpecify key categories according to thenational level of disaggregation used

CRITERIA USED FOR KEY CATEGORY IDENTIFICATION
Gas

Associated category in
UNFCCC inventory is key(indicate the category)?

Is the category contribution greaterthan the smallest category consideredas key in the UNFCCC inventory(including LULUCF)? (Y/N)

Other

COMMENTS (1)(1) Describe if the category has been identified as a key category for trend and/or level assessment, with Approach 1 and/or Approach 2

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TABLE 4A
ARTICLE 3.3 ACTIVITIES: CARBON STOCK CHANGES UNDER AFFORESTATION AND REFORESTATION
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA

Subdivision

Year ofconversion

Area subject tothe activity

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Area oforganic soils

DrainedRewetted

Other

Carbon stock change in aboveground biomass

Carbon stock change in belowground biomass

Gains

Gains

LossesNet change(kha)LossesNet change(Gg C)TOTAL FOR ACTIVITY AR

AR lands never subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL

AR lands subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment periodTOTAL

GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Net carbon stock change in soils

Identification code

Net carbon stockchange in litter

Net carbon stockchange in dead wood

Net carbon stockchange in HWP (1)Mineral soils

Net CO2

Organic soils
DrainedRewetted(Gg C)Other(Gg CO2)TOTAL FOR ACTIVITY AR

AR lands never subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL

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AR lands subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL(1) Data to be reported in this table come from the "Net Change" column of table 11A. A single value for the total net change in the HWP at national level could be reported here. Further, if
HWP reporting is based on instantaneous oxidation, then report IO.

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TABLE 4B
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: BACKGROUND LEVEL OF EMISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL DISTURBANCES IN AR LANDS AND ITS MARGIN, WHERE A MARGIN IS NEEDEDInventory year
Background level
Methodology applied(default/country-specific)

Margin (where needed)

per unit of area

Adjusted to the area subject to
AR in the CP year

per unit of area

Adjusted to the area subject to
AR in the CP year

(Mg CO2-eq ha-1)(Gg CO2-eq)(Mg CO2-eq ha-1)(Gg CO2-eq)

TABLE 4C
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: EMISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code

EMISSIONSACTIVITY DATA

Associated with natural disturbances
Subdivision

Type of natural
disturbances (1)Year ofoccurrence of
naturaldisturbancesArea

CO2 (2)

(kha)

CH4

N2O

Associated with salvage logging

Total CO2equivalent

CO2

CH4

N2O

Total CO2equivalent(Gg)

Total for activity AR(1) More than a single natural disturbance may have occurred in the same year in the same land.
(2) Whether a stock-difference method is used for estimating carbon stock losses in the area subject to natural disturbances, it should be demonstrated that CO2-C emissions associated withharvesting (including salvage logging), in the inventory year, have not been reported here.

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TABLE 4D
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: REMOVALS SUBSEQUENT TO NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATIONACTIVITY DATA

Identification code

Year of occurrence of
natural disturbances

Subdivision

Area
(kha)

REMOVALS(Gg CO2)

Total AR land subject to natural disturbances

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Table 5A
Article 3.3 activities: Carbon stock changes under Deforestation
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA

Subdivision

Year ofconversion

Article 3.4 activity towhich the land would
otherwise be subject (1)CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK

Area ofArea
subject
to theactivity

organic soils

DrainedRewetted

Other

Carbon stock change in aboveground biomass

Carbon stock change in belowground biomass

Gains

Gains

LossesNet change(kha)LossesNet change(Gg C)

Total for activity D(2)Total for areas
subsequently
reforested(3)GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Net carbon stock change in soils

Identification code

Net carbon stock change

Net carbon stock change

in litterin dead wood

Mineral soils(Gg C)

Total for activity D

Net CO2

Organic soils
DrainedRewetted

Other(Gg CO2)(2)

Total for areas
subsequently
reforested(3)(1) Whether the land would be otherwise subject to FM or to any elected activity, the identification acronym of FM or of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, RV, or WDR) should be reported

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here (see paragraph 2 (b) (ii) of Annex II to Decision 2/CMP.8)(2) Entries in this section exclude the values reported for areas subsequently reforested.
(3) Entries in this section are additional to the totals for the geographical locations for activity D.

TABLE 5B
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: DEFORESTED LAND PREVIOUSLY SUBJECT TO NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA

Subdivision

Year ofoccurrence of
naturaldisturbancesType of natural
disturbances (1)EMISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Area
(kha)

CO2

CH4

N2O

Total CO2equivalent(Gg)

Total land where
deforestation followed
natural disturbances(1) More than a single natural disturbance may have occurred in the same year in the same land

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Table 6A
Article 3.4 activities: Carbon stock changes under Forest Management
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA

Subdivision

Year (1)Area subject tothe activity

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Area oforganic soils

DrainedRewetted

Other

Carbon stock change in aboveground biomass

Carbon stock change in belowground biomass

Gains

Gains

(kha)

LossesNet change

LossesNetchange(Gg C)TOTAL FOR ACTIVITY FM
FM lands never subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period (excluding CEFC land)
TOTAL
New forested land for CEFC (CEF-ne) never subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL
Harvested and converted land within CEFC (CEF-hc)
TOTAL
FM lands subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period (excluding CEFC land)
TOTAL
New forested land for CEFC (CEF-ne) subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL

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Table 6A (continued)
Article 3.4 activities: Carbon stock changes under Forest Management
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Net carbon stock change in soils
Net carbon stockchange in litter

Identification code

Net carbon stockchange in dead wood

Net carbon stockchange in HWP (2)Mineral soils

Net CO2

Organic soils
DrainedRewetted

Other(Gg C)(Gg CO2)TOTAL FOR ACTIVITY FM
FM lands never subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period (excluding CEFC land)
New forested land for CEFC (CEF-ne)
TOTAL
Harvested and converted land within CEFC (CEF-hc) never subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL
FM lands subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period (excluding CEFC land)
TOTAL
New forested land for CEFC (CEF-ne) subject to the Natural Disturbances provision in a year of the commitment period
TOTAL
For lands reported as Carbon Equivalent Forest, report here the year in which the land has been either forested or harvested and converted. While for lands subject to natural disturbances forwhich associated emissions have been excluded from accounting, report here the year in which the natural disturbances occurred.
(2) Data to be reported in this table come from the "Net Change" column of table 11A. A single value for the total net change in the HWP at national level could be reported here. Further, if
HWP reporting is based on instantaneous oxidation, report IO here.
(1)

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TABLE 6B
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: FOREST MANAGEMENT REFERENCE LEVEL
Inventory year
Value inscribed in Appendix to Decision 2/CMP.7 (1)Approach applied

Technical correction as
calculated in the reporting year:

HWP
Inclusion of Natural
Disturbance(Yes/No)

Approach

Methodology (2)Inclusion of thehistorical stock (3)(Yes/No)

with instantaneous oxidationfor HWP

with first order decayfunction for HWP
Gg CO2-eq yr-1

The value inscribed in Appendix to Decision 2/CMP.7 is reported here in Gg CO2-eq yr-1
(2) Instantaneous oxidation, First Order Decay function, Country-specific(3) This is reflected in cell “Initial stock” in Table 11A(1)

TABLE 6C
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: CARBON EQUIVALENT FORESTS (CEF)
Inventory year
HARVESTED AND CONVERTED AREA (CEF-hc)
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code
Total

Area
(kha)

EQUIVALENT NEW FORESTED AREA (CEF-ne)

Carbon stockat harvesting

NormalHarvesting cycle(Gg C)Years

CURRENT DATAGEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Subdivision
Identification codeArea

Age ofplantation

Carbon stock

(kha)

Years

(Gg C)

Total

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TABLE 6D
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: BACKGROUND LEVEL OF EMISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL DISTURBANCES IN FM LANDS AND ITS MARGIN, WHERE A MARGIN IS NEEDEDInventory year
Background level
Methodology applied(default/country-specific)

Margin (where needed)

per unit of area

Adjusted to the area subject to
FM in the CP year

per unit of area

Adjusted to the area subject to
FM in the CP year

(Mg CO2-eq ha-1)(Gg CO2-eq)(Mg CO2-eq ha-1)(Gg CO2-eq)

TABLE 6E
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: EMISSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

Identification code

EMISSIONSACTIVITY DATA

Associated with natural disturbances
Subdivision

Type of natural
disturbances (1)Year ofoccurrence of
naturaldisturbances

Area
(kha)

CO2 (2)CH4

N2O

Associated with salvage logging

Total CO2equivalent

CO2

CH4

N2O

Total CO2equivalent(Gg)

Total for activity FM(1) More than a single natural disturbance may have occurred in the same year in the same land.
(2) When a stock-difference method is used for estimating carbon stock losses in the area subject to natural disturbances, it should be demonstrated that CO2-C emissions associated with harvesting(including salvage logging), in the inventory year, have not been reported here.

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TABLE 6F
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: REMOVALS SUBSEQUENT TO NATURAL DISTURBANCES
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA
Subdivision

Year of occurrence of
natural disturbances

Area

INCREMENTALREMOVALS(kha)(Gg CO2)

Total FM land subject to natural disturbances

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Table 7
Carbon stock changes under elected Article 3.4 activities
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

ACTIVITY DATA

Activity (1)Identification code

SubdivisionArea
subject tothe activity

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Area oforganic soils

DrainedRewetted

Other

Carbon stock change in aboveground biomass

Carbon stock change in belowground biomass

Gains

Gains

LossesNet change(kha)Total for elected activity

Net change(Gg C)(2)

GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK
Net carbon stock change in soils
Net carbon stock change
in litter

Identification code

Net carbon stock change indead wood

Mineral soils

Net CO2

Organic soils
DrainedRewetted(Gg C)
Total for elected activity

LossesOther(Gg CO2)(2)

Report the identification acronym of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, RV, or WDR)
(2) For each elected activity, complete a set of rows with lands subject to the elected activity and add one row with the total for the elected activity
(1)

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TABLE 8A
DIRECT AND INDIRECT N2O EMISSIONS FROM N INPUTS TO MANAGED SOILS
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA
Activity (1)Subdivision

EMISSIONS

Total amount of N inputs applied

N2O(kt N/year)

(Gg)

Total
Total activity AR

Total activity D

Total activity FM

Total elected activity (2)(1) Report the identification acronym of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, RV, or WDR).
(2) For each elected activity, complete a set of rows with lands subject to the activity and add one row with the total for the elected activity.

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TABLE 8B
N2O EMISSIONS FROM MINERALISED N RESULTING FROM LOSS OF SOIL ORGANIC C STOCKS IN MINERAL SOILS THROUGH LAND-USE CHANGE OR MANAGEMENT PRACTICESInventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA
Activity (1)Subdivision

EMISSIONSLand area converted

N2O

(kha)

(Gg)

Total
Total activity AR

Total activity D

Total activity FM

Total elected activity (2)(1) Report the identification acronym of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, or RV).
(2) For each elected activity, complete a set of rows with lands subject to the activity and add one row with the total for the elected activity.

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CH4 AND N2O EMISSIONS FROM DRAINAGE OF ORGANIC SOILS
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA
Activity (1)Subdivision

EMISSIONS
Area
(kha)

N2O

CH4
(Gg)

Total
Total activity AR

Total activity D

Total activity FM

Total elected activity (2)(1) Report the identification acronym of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, RV, or WDR).
(2) For each elected activity, complete a set of rows with lands subject to the activity and add one row with the total for the elected activity

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TABLE 9B
CH4 AND N2O EMISSIONS FROM REWETTING OF ORGANIC SOILS
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION
Identification code

ACTIVITY DATA
Activity (1)Subdivision

EMISSIONS
Area
(kha)

N2O

(2)

CH4
(Gg)

Total
Total activity AR

Total activity D

Total activity FM

Total elected activity (3)(1) Report the identification acronym of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, RV, or WDR).
(2) Under Tier 1 this is assumed to be negligible(3) For each elected activity, complete a set of rows with lands subject to the activity and add one row with the total for the elected activity

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TABLE 10GHG EMISSIONS FROM BURNING OF ORGANIC MATTER
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

ACTIVITY DATAEMISSIONSCARBON POOLS
Living biomass (LB)
Identification code

Activity(1)

Subdivision

Description (2)Area burned (kha)
LB burned (kt dm)

Dead Organic Matter (DOM)
Description (2)Value

Area burned (kha)
DOM burned (kt dm)

Soil Organic Matter (SOM) (3)Description (2)Value

Area burned (kha)SOM burned (kt dm)

Value

CO2 (4)

CH4

N2O

(Gg)

Total
Total activity AR
Total for controlled burning

Total for wildfires

Total activity D
Total for controlled burning

Total for wildfires

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TABLE 10 (CONTINUED)
GHG EMISSIONS FROM BURNING OF ORGANIC MATTER
Inventory year
GEOGRAPHICALLOCATION

ACTIVITY DATAEMISSIONSCARBON POOLS
Living biomass (LB)
Identification code

Activity(1)

Subdivision

Description (2)Dead Organic Matter (DOM)
Description (2)Area burned (kha)
LB burned (kt dm)

Value

Area burned (kha)
DOM burned (kt dm)

Soil Organic Matter(SOM) (3)Description (2)Value

Area burned (kha)SOM burned (kt dm)

Value

CO2 (4)

CH4

N2O

(Gg)

Total activity FM
Total for controlled burning

Total for wildfires

Total elected activity (5)Total for controlled burning

Total for wildfires

(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)

Report the identification acronym of the elected activity (i.e. CM, GM, RV, or WDR).
For each activity, activity data should be selected from either area burned (kha) or organic matter burned (kt dm).
Report this pool only in case of peatland burning.
If CO2 emissions from biomass burning are not already included in the carbon-stock change table of the relevant activity, they should be reported here. This also includes the carbon
component of CH4.
(5) For each elected activity, complete a set of rows with lands subject to the activity and add rows with the totals (total wildfire, total prescribed burning, and total for the activity) of the elected
activity

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TABLE 11A
CARBON STOCK CHANGES IN THE HARVESTED WOOD PRODUCTS POOL
Inventory year
ORIGIN OF WOODPRODUCT TYPE
HarvestHWP categories(1)

Subcategories(5)(Gg C)PARAMETERS

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK

Halflife(2)Gains(4)(yrs)

Initialstock(3)Losses(4)(Gg C)

Net
changeNet CO2
(Gg)

Total
Total

Total for HWPAR
Total for category
Domestically consumed
Exported
Domestically consumed
Exported

Article 3.3 activity

Total for category
Domestically consumed
Exported

From Afforestation
and Reforestation

Domestically consumed
Exported
Total for category
Domestically consumed
Exported
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Exported

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TABLE 11A (CONTINUED)CARBON STOCK CHANGES IN THE HARVESTED WOOD PRODUCTS POOL
Inventory Year
ORIGIN OF WOODPRODUCT TYPE
HarvestHWP categories(1)

Subcategories(5)(Gg C)PARAMETERS

CHANGE IN CARBON STOCK

Halflife(2)Gains(4)(yrs)

Initialstock(3)Losses(4)(Gg C)

Net
changeNet CO2(Gg)

Total for HWPFM
Total for category
Domestically consumed
Exported
Domestically consumed
Article 3.4 activity

Exported
Total for category
Domestically consumed

From Forest
Management

Exported
Domestically consumed
Exported
Total for category
Domestically consumed
Exported
Domestically consumed
Exported

From all remaining lands

(1)
(2)
(3)
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Includes sawnwood, wood-based panels, paper and paperboard.
Half-lives are needed when applying flux data method (i.e. Tier 2 method)
Initial stock is the HWP stock of the specific product type at 1 January of the inventory year.
Gains refer to annual carbon inflow to HWP pool, losses refer to annual carbon outflow from HWP pool.
Subcategories refers to the HWP subcategories listed in Table 2.8.1.

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TABLE 11B
HARVESTED WOOD PRODUCTS ACTIVITY DATA (1)Inventory year
HWP category (2)Reported unit (3)Year
C conversion factor (4)Production

ImportExportProduction

ImportExportProduction

ImportExport(1) The information in Table 11B should be compiled based on mass weighted averages (see Table 2.8.1 of Section 2.8)(2) Includes sawnwood, wood-based panels, paper and paperboard. In cases where country-specific subcategories are used, it is good practice for countries to transparently document this in
their inventory reports.
(3) e.g. m³ or t(4) Applied to convert from HWP category units to carbon

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