381al-3 381a-4 381al-S 381all-1 rural that consumes firewood. Currently, the INGEI has information on these plans for 8 of the country&#39;s 33 departments and for the rest of the departments a national value obtained from the last DANE quality of life survey is assigned. To remedy the information gaps in this regard, DANE, through the development and implementation of the National Agricultural Survey (ENA), has formulated, with the advice of the INGEI group, new questions that manage to gather information on firewood consumption per person in the population. rural by department; however, this information was not available for this update. Consumption of firewood In the energy sector, estimates of emissions are made for the consumption of firewood as fuel, which are reported as an informative item. In this sector, there is information on the consumption of firewood in the commercial and institutional sectors that are not included in the calculations of emissions from the consumption of firewood from natural forests, partly because there is no information to verify the origin. this. Fires in natural forests: The estimate of emissions associated with the burning of biomass in natural forests is based on the burned area of natural forest reported by the CARS in the IDEAM SNIF and the use of default factors from the IPCC Guidelines (2006 ); therefore, it is necessary to carry out studies that allow adjusting these factors by type of forest cover, mainly the assumption of the Espe fraction of the burned biomass. At this time, the level 1 diff assumption is used, which states that all biomass is burned, which ignites may lead to an overestimation of the calculation. With the 2016 deforestation figure, the SMBYC has begun to discriminate annually, spatially explicit information on fires as an activity that generates deforestation, based on the analysis and monitoring of hot spots. This information has not been included in this report, which is why it is necessary to collate and include said information for the estimation of GHG emissions in future reports. Drained organic soils Estimates of C losses from the management of drained organic soils are estimated based on level 1 methodologies, using default factors from the IPCC and as activity data, data from organic soils (histosols) from the IGAC geopedological map are used., crossed with that of Continental,