Mitigation contribution GHG reduction Sectors covered Greenhouse gases covered Parameters applied Method for estimating emissions Approach concerning emissions relating to land use, land use change and forestry &gt; The Union of Comoros has set itself the target of an 84% reduction in its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to the emissions of the reference scenario Energy &gt; &gt; Energy industries; &gt; Energy efficiency; &gt; Manufacturing category; &gt; Residential category. &gt; Agriculture &gt; Conservation Agriculture; &gt; Arboriculture; &gt; Agroforestry. &gt; LULUCF &gt; Protection of forests; &gt; Reforestation; &gt; Afforestation; &gt; Reduction of wood removal from forests. &gt; Waste &gt; Solid household waste. &gt; Carbon dioxide (CO); &gt; Methane (CH); &gt; Nitrous oxide (NO); &gt; Fluorinated gases account for only a tiny fraction of emissions and their gradual elimination has already been underway for several years. &gt; Hundred year potential global warming values from IPCC Second Assessment Report &gt; CO2: 1; &gt; CH4:21; &gt; N2O: 310. &gt; 2006 IPCC Guidelines and 2006 IPCC Software: &gt; The normal course of business (CNA) scenario has been developed based on a series of measures and actions at the level of categories and sectors of the IPCC. The emissions, avoided or absorbed, were then aggregated to give the national mitigation potential; &gt; All projections have been worked out taking into account population growth, the increase in gross domestic product and other social and economic factors specific to the country. The accounting approach adopted for the LULUCF sector relates to emissions and absorptions resulting from changes in allocation and use within and between the six categories of land according to the IPCC. The 2006 IPCC guideline and software were used to estimate emissions. Changes between IPCC categories were determined using remote sensing techniques supported by conventional mapping and other means such as forest inventory to track key variables responsible for emissions and removals. This last series relates to: &gt; The reduction of wood taken for various uses; &gt; Curb the rate of deforestation; &gt; Better forest management; &gt;