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Cuadro 1: Iniciativas y Procesos Internacionales sobre Criterios e Indicadores

Iniciativa/proceso

Nº de países participantes

Región (zona de vegetación/área geográfica)

CMPBE (Proceso Pan-Europeo)

41

Bosques europeos boreales y templados

Proceso de Montreal

12

Bosques templados de América, Asia, Pacífico

OIMT

31

Bosques tropicales naturales

Propuesta de Tarapoto

8

Cuenca Amazónica

Organización Africana de la Madera

14

Bosques tropicales de África

Proceso de la Zona Seca Africana

30

África Sub-Sahariana

Proceso del Cercano Oriente

30

Cercano Oriente

Iniciativa del Bosque Seco de Asia

9

Sur de Asia y Mongolia, China, Myanmar, Tailandia

Proceso de Lepaterique

7

América Central

Total

149

Mundial

Figura 1: Los dos niveles de los instrumentos CeI: el nivel analítico conformado por una serie de CeI como base para el análisis y comprensión del objetivo de la evaluación (sostenibilidad), y el nivel operativo que contiene métodos y umbrales mínimos para cada verificador necesario para la evaluación e interpretación de los resultados relacionados con los verificadores. (modificada por Pokorny et al. 2004)


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