Methodological approach for the generation of the reference scenario Methodological approach for the generation of the mitigation scenario Tools for evaluating emissions from the sectors of agriculture, energy, waste and industrial processes outside the LULUCF sector. The reference scenario, as indicated above, is the one according to which GHG emissions are produced in the absence of the actions adopted from 2017 likely to contribute to the mitigation of GHG emissions or the enhancement of carbon sinks. Thus, for this scenario, the estimate of emissions over the period 2017 to 2030 is based on projections of sectoral activity data from historical trends observed over the years 2010 to 2017. Expected sectoral and overall reductions in emissions (all sectors targets) compared to the reference scenario The emissions projections from 2019 to 2030 in the case of the mitigation scenario take into account 21 measures. In total by sector, we have: 03 measures in the agriculture sector (table 4); 12 measures comprising a total of 20 actions to be implemented in the energy sector (Table 5); 05 measures in the LULUCF sector (Table 6); 01 measure in the waste sector (Table 7) Of the 21 measures, only 12 are taken into account in the energy sector for SLCPs (other than GHGs) and atmospheric pollutants. Agriculture, energy, waste, industrial processes sectors: For these four sectors, the work to estimate GHG emissions, the LEAP software (Low Emissions Analysis Platform, version 2020) was used to assess the reference scenario. For the assessment of the mitigation measures, the tools used are respectively: iii) the LEAP for the Energy and Waste sectors and the category of rice cultivation in the agriculture sector; EX-ACT software for the agriculture sector (except rice); iv) In the forestry sector other land use, the estimation of gas emissions for the reference scenario and the assessment of the mitigation scenario were carried out using the Excel spreadsheet using the IPCC guidelines with the exception of measures targeting the development of cashew and oil palm plantations, the effects of which have been assessed using the Ex-act tool. Aggregation of emissions and The work of aggregating GHG emissions and emission reductions, SLCP emission reductions other than GHGs and atmospheric pollutants for all sectors