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Manual for environmental and economic accounts for forestry: a tool for cross-sectoral policy analysis
Glenn-Marie Lange |
Working Paper
March 2004
Forestry Department
Rome, Italy
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Foreword
Acronyms
Introduction
Chapter 1: Structure and policy uses of forest accounts
1.1 StructureChapter 2: Cross-sectoral policy applications of forest accounts
1.2 Policy uses
2.1 Countries implementing forest accountsChapter 3: Forest accounts at the regional level and for individual forests
2.3 Who benefits from the goods and services provided by forests?
2.4 Is economic growth based on the depletion of forests and other renewable resources?
2.5 Forest valuation and trade-offs among competing uses of forests
2.6 Modelling the economy-wide impact of non-forestry policies
2.7 Summary and comments
3.1 Spatial disaggregation of national forest accountsChapter 4: Guidelines for policy analysis using forest accounts
3.2 Regional forest accounts and accounts for individual forests
3.3 Challenges for regional and local forest accounting
4.1 Economic value of forests, including market and non-market goods and servicesChapter 5 : Overview of forest accounting
4.2 Distribution of forest benefits
4.3 Forestry and sustainable economic growth
4.4 Trade-offs among competing users
4.5 The impacts of non-forestry policies on forest use
4.6 Concluding comments
5.1 Forest goods and servicesChapter 6 : Physical forest accounts
5.2 Representing forest goods and services in the accounts
5.3 Definition and classification of forests and wooded land
6.1 Physical asset accounts for wooded land and standing timberChapter 7: Monetary accounts for forests
6.2 Physical accounts for forest goods and services
6.3 Supply and use table for forest products
7.1 Valuing forest assetsChapter 8 : Guidelines for implementation of forest accounts
7.2 Valuation of forest goods and services
7.3 Monetary supply and use table
7.4 Expenditures for forest resource management and protection
8.1 Data sourcesAppendix A : Forest accounts and sustainability indicators for forestry
8.2 Standard tables for constructing forest accounts
References