Eastern Europe forestry country profiles
Forest
Sector Outlook Study
Before
opening the European
Forest Sector Outlook Study (EFSOS)
country profile, please read first important background
information, which are necessary
for a correct interpretation
of
the country
profiles. Feedback
from country experts is welcome to improve the information and further increase
reliability.
The EFSOS outcomes are an important tool to assist policy and investment decision
making of policy makers, entrepreneurs and the academic community of
the forest
and forest
products sector and the public as well. This page provides information
and analysis about long-term trends in the forest sector and projections
of future
developments For
more additional information on related data, data gathering and treatment
methods as well as definitions,
please refer to
the following
data sources.
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Data source:
| European
Forest Sector Outlook Study - 1960-2000-2020 - MAIN REPORT (EFSOS) |
The information
about the outlook in the forest sector is gathered
from the European Forest Sector Outlook Study (EFSOS),
Main Report. It is the sixth major study in the European
outlook study series, published in March 2005.
The study covers 38 countries, including all of the European countries
and 7
of the countries from the former-UDSSR including the Russian Federation.
Most of the results of the historical analysis are presented for
the period from 1961 to 2000, and projections are presented for the
period
2000 to 2020. For
wood-based forest products, econometric projections of supply, trade
and consumption were prepared, while for non-wood products and for
services, qualitative estimates were presented. Special attention
was paid to the interaction of forest sector trends and developments
in other sectors. Almost
all of the data presented and analysed were drawn from the ECE and
FAO databases. The study is based on the contribution over several
years of sector experts and national correspondents. |