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Executive summary 21  \nES.1 . Background information on GHG inventories and climate change 21  \nES.2. Summary of trends related to national emissions and removals 21  \nES.3 . Overview of source and sink category emission estimates and trends 22  \nES.4 . Other information 24  \nES.5 . Key category analysis 24  \nES.6 . Improvements introduced 24  \nChapter 1 : National circumstances, institutional arrangements, and cross-cutting information 26  \n1.1 Background Information on GHG and climate change 26  \n1.2 Description of national circumstances and institutional arrangements 28  \n1.3 Cross-Cutting Information 43  \nChapter 2 : Trends in GHG emissions and removals 79  \n2.1 Aggregated GHG emissions and removals trends 79  \n2.2 Description of emission and removal trends by sector and by gas 81  \nChapter 3 : Energy sector 100  \n3.1 Overview of the sector 100  \n3.2. Fuel combustion (CRT 1.A) 116  \n3.3. Fugitive emissions from solid fuels and oil and natural gas and other emissions from energy production (CRT 1. B) 142  \nChapter 4 : Industrial processes and product use sector 151  \n(CRT sector 2) 151  \n4.1 Overview of the sector 151 4.2 Mineral Industry (CRT category 2. A) 153  \n4.3 Metal Industry (CRT category 2. A) 157  \n4.4 Non-Energy Products from Fuels and Solvent Use (CRT category 2.D) 161  \n4.5 Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances (CRT category 2. F) 164  \nChapter 5 : Agriculture sector 167  \n5.1 Overview of the sector 167  \n5.2 Enteric Fermentation (CRT category 3. A) 173  \n5.3 Manure Management (CRT category 3. B) 176  \n5.4 Rice Cultivation (CRT category 3. C) 179  \n5.5 Agricultural soils (CRT category 3.D) 181  \n5.6 Biomass Burning (CRT category 3. E) 184  \n5.7 N2O Emissions from Aquaculture (CRT category 3.J) 185 5.8. Description of any flexibility applied 186  \nChapter 6 : Land use, land-use change and forestry sector (CRT sector 4) 187  \n6.1 Overview of the sector 187  \n6.2 Land-use definitions and the land representation approach(es) used and their correspondence to the land use, land-use change and forestry categories 191  \n6.3. Country-specific approaches 194  \n6.4. Forest land (CRT category 4. A) 210 6.5. Cropland (CRT category 4. B) 216 6.6. Grassland (CRT category 4. C) 218 6.7. Other lands (CRT category 4. D, 4.E and 4.F) 220  \n6.8 Harvest wood products (CRT category 4G) 220  \nChapter 7 : Waste sector (CRT sector 5) 222  \n7.1 Overview of the sector 222  \n7.2 Solid waste disposal (CRT category 5.A) 228  \n7.2.5 Category-specific recalculations 234  \n7.2.3 Category-specific planned improvements 235  \n7.3 Biological treatment of solid waste (CRT category 5. B) 236 7.4. Incineration and open burning (CRT category 5C) 240  \n7.5. Wastewater treatment and discharge (CRT category 5D) 244  \nChapter 8 : Recalculations and Improvements 257  \n8.1 Explanations and justifications for recalculation 257  \n8.2 Implications for emission and removal levels 263  \n8.3 Implications for emission and removal trends, including time series consistency 263  \nAnnexes to the national inventory document ","cbCaip4I165J5eZU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaip4I165J5eZU","pdf",5727334,310,"English","# Foreword\n## Acknowledgement\n## List of contributors\n## List of abbreviations and acronyms\n# Executive summary\n## Background information on GHG inventories and climate change\n## Summary of trends related to national emissions and removals\n## Overview of source and sink category emission estimates and trends\n## Other information\n## Key category analysis\n## Improvements introduced\n# Chapter 1: National circumstances, institutional arrangements, and cross-cutting information\n## Background Information on GHG and climate change\n## Description of national circumstances and institutional arrangements\n## Cross-Cutting Information\n# Chapter 2: Trends in GHG emissions and removals\n## Aggregated GHG emissions and removals trends\n## Description of emission and removal trends by sector and by gas\n# Chapter 3: Energy sector\n## Overview of the sector\n## Fuel combustion (CRT 1.A)\n## Fugitive emissions from solid fuels and oil and natural gas (CRT 1.B)\n# Chapter 4: Industrial processes and product use sector\n## Overview of the sector\n## Mineral Industry (CRT category 2.A)\n## Metal Industry (CRT category 2.A)\n## Non-Energy Products from Fuels and Solvent Use (CRT category 2.D)\n## Product Uses as Substitutes for Ozone Depleting Substances (CRT category 2.F)\n# Chapter 5: Agriculture sector\n## Overview of the sector\n## Enteric Fermentation (CRT category 3.A)\n## Manure Management (CRT category 3.B)\n## Rice Cultivation (CRT category 3.C)\n## Agricultural soils (CRT category 3.D)\n## Biomass Burning (CRT category 3.E)\n## N2O Emissions from Aquaculture (CRT category 3.J)\n## Description of any flexibility applied\n# Chapter 6: Land use, land-use change and forestry sector (CRT sector 4)\n## Overview of the sector\n## Land-use definitions and land representation approaches\n## Country-specific approaches\n## Forest land (CRT category 4.A)\n## Cropland (CRT category 4.B)\n## Grassland (CRT category 4.C)\n## Other lands (CRT category 4.D, 4.E and 4.F)\n## Harvest wood products (CRT category 4G)\n# Chapter 7: Waste sector (CRT sector 5)\n## Overview of the sector\n## Solid waste disposal (CRT category 5.A)\n## Biological treatment of solid waste (CRT category 5.B)\n## Incineration and open burning (CRT category 5C)\n## Wastewater treatment and discharge (CRT category 5D)\n# Chapter 8: Recalculations and Improvements\n## Explanations and justifications for recalculation\n## Implications for emission and removal levels\n## Implications for emission and removal trends, including time series consistency\n# Annexes to the national inventory document\n## Annex I: Key categories\n## Annex II: Uncertainty assessment\n## Annex III: Detailed description of the reference approach\n## Annex IV: Ghana’s QA/QC plan\n## Annex V: Any additional information, as applicable\n## Annex VI: Common reporting tables\n# References","[{\"question\":\"What period does Ghana’s Sixth National Greenhouse Gas Inventory report cover?\",\"answer\":\"The report covers Ghana’s national greenhouse gas emission and removal estimates for the period 1990 to 2022.\"},{\"question\":\"Which sectors are included in the inventory’s emission and removal estimates?\",\"answer\":\"The inventory covers energy; industrial processes and product use; agriculture; land use, land-use change and forestry; and waste.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report handle recalculations and improvements?\",\"answer\":\"Chapter 8 explains and justifies recalculations, discusses implications for emission and removal levels, and addresses impacts on emission/removal trends and time series consistency.\"}]","Ghana’s Sixth National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report - December 2024 | PDF",1789199860,109]