The Sensitivity atlas consists of three main chapters; Introduction, Sensitivity of biological resources and References. Each of these has sub-chapters as indicated below:
- 1 – Introduction
- 1.1 – Background to oil exploration in Albertine Graben
- 1.2 – Objectives of the sensitivity atlas
- 1.3 – Geology
- 1.4 – Climate
- 1.5 – Drainage system
- 1.6 – Surface and groundwater
- 1.7 – Minerals and energy resources
- 1.8 – Land use and land tenure
- 1.9 – Socio Economic status of the Albertine graben
- 1.10 – Ecosystems and biodiversity
- 1.11 – Archeological, Historic and Cultural sites
- 2 – Sensitivity of biological resources
- 2.1 – Biodiversity
- 2.2 – Data presentation and combining of variables
- 2.3 – Sensitivity based on species richness
- 2.4 – Sensitivity based on species of special importance
- 2.5 – Conservation Status
- 2.6 – Overall biodiversity sensitivity to petroleum development
- 2.7 – Sensitivity of biodiversity to petroleum development
- 2.8 – Review of data availability, quality and reliability
- 2.9 – References
- 3 – Sensitivity of other natural resources in the Albertine Graben
- 4 – Sensitivity of the shoreline of the Albertine Graben