Indicators Methodologies and Assumptions GHG reduction indicators: Unitary and absolute reduction of GHG emissions from the use of fuels in transport. Unitary and absolute reduction of GHG emissions in electricity in storage processes. Unitary and absolute reduction of fluorinated gas emissions through the NAMA for use in refrigeration equipment. Co-benefit indicators: Unit energy savings Unit economic savings Management indicators: Number of companies participating in the NAMA. Amount of public funds mobilized for the NAMA. Amount of private funds mobilized for the NAMA The general methodology used to estimate GHG emissions corresponds to that stipulated in ISO 14064-1, applied to emissions from logistics processes due to energy use and product use. Main activity data and calculation strategy: For the activity data used for sources related to storage (total area of refrigerated and non-refrigerated warehouses in Colombia, energy consumption/m2 in warehouses, number of forklifts, energy consumption/ forklifts, % of leaks in refrigeration systems, refrigerant charge/m2) national data from different sources were used, among which are: DANE building census, industrial GDP generated by merchandise from the Bank of the Republic of Colombia; International tools and sources of consultation were also used, such as the EDGE Building tool and the United States of America Environmental Agency (Accounting Tool to Support Federal Reporting of Hydrofluorocarbon Emissions). The transport activity data (number of vehicles, kilometers traveled, yields, tons transported) were taken from national sources such as: RUNT, UPME documents for the characterization of transport in Colombia, statistics from the Ministry of Transport, Aeronautics and the ACP.. Likewise, international tools such as the German Air Transport Agency, 2014 - Energy efficiency and climate protection, United States of America Environmental Agency (Accounting Tool to Support Federal Reporting of Hydrofluorocarbon Emissions) were used. Emission factors generated by UPME through the Mining and Energy Environmental Information System were used in the FECOC tool and the emission factors from the SIN. Factors from the 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (Vol 2, Cap 2 and Vol 3, Cap 5) and factors from the United States Environment Agency, 2015 (Accounting Tool to Support Federal Reporting of Hydrofluor