1. Foreword

   • Bruce A. Callander

   EditorialNotes Pages: v - vi

2. Preface

   • John F. Fitzgerald
   • Barbara V. Braatz
   • Robert J. Scholes

   EditorialNotes Pages: vii - vii

3. Acknowledgments

   • John F. Fitzgerald
   • Barbara V. Braatz
   • Robert J. Scholes

   Acknowledgments Pages: ix - ix

4. African greenhouse gas emission inventories and mitigation options: Forestry, land-use change, and agriculture

   • B. V. Braatz
   • S. Brown
   • M. Gibbs

   Part I. Workshop Summary Statement Pages: 109 - 126

5. Scientific aspects of the framework convention on climate change and national greenhouse gas inventories

   • B. Callander

   Part II. International Context Pages: 129 - 140

6. Selected international efforts to address climate change

   • M. Seki
   • R. Christ

   Part II. International Context Pages: 141 - 153

7. Use of forest inventories and geographic information systems to estimate biomass density of tropical forests: Application to tropical Africa

   • S. Brown
   • G. Gaston

   Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 157 - 168

8. Greenhouse gas emissions from vegetation fires in Southern Africa

   • R. J. Scholes

   Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 169 - 179

9. Determination of biomass burning emission factors: Methods and results

   • R. Delmas
   • J. P. Lacaux
   • D. Brocard

   Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 181 - 204

10. Determining the global significance of local and regional mitigation strategies: Setting the scene with global integrated assessment models

    • R. Leemans

    Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 205 - 216

11. Assessing national livestock populations for the production of methane emission inventories

    • A. de Jode

    Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 217 - 229

12. Carbon storage in eucalyptus and pine plantations in South Africa

    • S. I. Christie
    • R. J. Scholes

    Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 231 - 241

13. The burning of fuelwood in South Africa: When is it sustainable?

    • G. P. von Maltitz
    • R. J. Scholes

    Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 243 - 251

14. Biofuel use assessments in Africa: Implications for greenhouse gas emissions and mitigation strategies

    • D. L. Kgathi
    • P. Zhou

    Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 253 - 269

15. Carbon-to-nitrogen ratios in agricultural residues

    • J. O. Ilukor
    • S. O. Oluka

    Part III. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories And Mitigation Options: Methodological Issues Pages: 271 - 275

16. Fuel characteristics and emissions from biomass burning and land-use change in Nigeria

    • A. O. Isichei
    • J. I. Muoghalu
    • O. A. Afolabi

    Part IV. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories National Assessments Pages: 279 - 289

17. Greenhouse gas emission inventory for Senegal, 1991

    • Y. Sokona

    Part IV. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories National Assessments Pages: 291 - 299

18. Emissions of greenhouse gases from agriculture, land-use change, and forestry in the Gambia

    • B. P. Jallow

    Part IV. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories National Assessments Pages: 301 - 312

19. Greenhouse gas emissions from forestry, land-use changes, and agriculture in Tanzania

    • R. S. Muyungi
    • C. Omujuni

    Part IV. Greenhouse Gas Emission Inventories National Assessments Pages: 313 - 316

20. List of participants

    Legacy Pages: 319 - 325