(i) Approach used to consider emissions and removals For the forestry and other land use sector, data are very limited to quantify the magnitude of GHG sources and sinks. For later resulting from natural disturbances on managed lands; For this reason, only a subset of the TAF sub-sectors were included in the GHG mitigation assessment, namely: (ii) Approach used to consider emissions and removals from harvested wood products; (1) Approach used to account for effects of age class structure in forests; (f) Other assumptions and methodological approaches used to understand the Nationally Determined Contribution and, where applicable, estimate the corresponding emissions and removals, including: (i) How the reference indicators, baseline(s) ) and/or the reference level(s), including, where applicable, reference levels by sector, category or activity, are constructed, including, for example, the main parameters, assumptions, definitions, methods, data sources and models used; (1) For parties whose nationally determined contributions contain elements other than greenhouse gases, information on the assumptions and methodological approaches used with respect to these elements, if any; (iv) Other technical information, if applicable Timber harvested products have not been considered in the GHG mitigation assessment. Forest Land Remaining Forest Land: The IPCC (2006) Tier 1 approach was used to quantify i) biomass growth, i losses due to wood and fuelwood removal, and i) disturbance (forest fires based on FAOStat statistics for annual area burned). Land converted to forest land (annual increase in biomass, assuming 20 year conversion period) Forest land converted to other land (loss of biomass) Age class structure in forests is based on submission of level of forest emissions (FREL) of Cte d&#39;Ivoire. Methodologies (IPCC (2006) National Emission Invertory guidelines Tier 1 methods), data sources (mixture of national statistics and international data sources when national statistics were not available), and models (LEAP model of the Cte d&#39;Ivoire) used to develop the GHG mitigation assessment that informed Cte d&#39;Ivoire&#39;s NDC update are described in the report &quot;Integrated Assessment of Greenhouse Gases, Climate