Compendium of Agricultural - Environmental Indicators (1989-91 to 2000)

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Compendium of Agricultural - Environmental Indicators (1989-91 to 2000)

CONTENTS
	Preface
	1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Framework 1.2 Presentation 1.3 Analysis of the data included in the Compendium 1.4 Arrangement of the set of indicators 1.5 An overview of the state of agricultural environment
	2. INDICATORS FOR CONTINENTS AND REGIONS 2.1 Spatial and temporal comparison 2.1.1 Spatial and temporal comparison among economic groups 2.1.2 Spatial and temporal comparison among continental groups 2.1.3 Spatial and temporal comparison among regional groups 2.2 Indicators for world and for economic, regional and continental groups 2.2.1 World 2.2.2 Developed countries 2.2.3 Transition markets 2.2.4 Developing countries 2.2.5 Latin American countries 2.2.6 The Caribbean countries 2.2.7 Near East and North Africa 2.2.8 Sub-Saharan Africa 2.2.9 East and South East Asia and China 2.2.10 South Asia 2.2.11 Africa 2.2.12 North and Central America 2.2.13 South America 2.2.14 Asia excluding (eight) Former USSR Republics 2.2.15 Europe excluding (seven) Former USSR Republics
	Annex 1: Composition of continental and regional groupings
	Annex 2: Definitions
	Symbols used in tables

1.2 Presentation

The Compendium presents indicators for economic groups (developed countries, transition markets and developing countries), continents (Africa, Asia, North and Central America, South America, Europe, Oceania), regional groups of countries (Near East and North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, East and South East Asia including China, South Asia, Caribbean, Latin America, and Former USSR) and individual countries. Sections 3 and 4 present economic, continental and regional groups and the breakdown of each indicator by countries respectively. The composition of continents and regional groups is given in Annex 1. Definitions of each data-set are given in Annex 2.

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