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|   | + | Indicators of the economic, social and environmental sustainability of the forest-wood chain.  | 
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|   | |valign="top"|Indicators of economic sustainability  |   | |valign="top"|Indicators of economic sustainability  | 
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| − | *{{EFORWOOD 01 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 01 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 01 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 01 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 01 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 01 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 02 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 02 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 02 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 02 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 02 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 02 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 03 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 03 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 03 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 03 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 03 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 03 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 04 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 04 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 04 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 04 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 04 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 04 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 05 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 05 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 05 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 05 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 05 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 05 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 06 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 06 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 06 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 06 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 06 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 06 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 07 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 07 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 07 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 07 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 07 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 07 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 08 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 08 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 08 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 08 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 08 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 08 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 09 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 09 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 09 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 09 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 09 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 09 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
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|   | |valign="top"|Indicators of social sustainability  |   | |valign="top"|Indicators of social sustainability  | 
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| − | *{{EFORWOOD 10 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 10 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 10 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 10 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 10 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 10 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 11 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 11 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 11 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 11 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 11 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 11 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 12 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 12 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 12 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 12 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 12 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 12 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 13 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 13 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 13 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 13 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 13 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 13 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 14 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 14 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 14 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 14 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 14 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 14 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 15 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 15 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 15 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 15 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 15 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 15 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 16 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 16 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 16 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 16 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 16 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 16 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 17 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 17 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 17 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 17 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 17 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 17 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
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|   | |valign="top"|Indicators of environmental sustainability  |   | |valign="top"|Indicators of environmental sustainability  | 
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| − | *{{EFORWOOD 18 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 18 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 18 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 18 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 18 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 18 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 19 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 19 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 19 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 19 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 19 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 19 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 20 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 20 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 20 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 20 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 20 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 20 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 21 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 21 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 21 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 21 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 21 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 21 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 22 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 22 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 22 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 22 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 22 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 22 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 23 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 23 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 23 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 23 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 23 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 23 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 24 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 24 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 24 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 24 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 24 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 24 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 25 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 25 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 25 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 25 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 25 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 25 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 26 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 26 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 26 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 26 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 26 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 26 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
| − | *{{EFORWOOD 27 indicator|get=number}}. [[EFORWOOD 27 indicator|{{EFORWOOD 27 indicator|get=title}}]]  | + | *{{EFORWOOD 27 indicator|get=number}}. [[{{EFORWOOD 27 indicator|get=title}} (ToSIA indicator)|{{EFORWOOD 27 indicator|get=title}}]]  | 
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|   | + | ==See also==  | 
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|   | + | *[[FOREST EUROPE criteria and indicators]]  | 
|   | + | *[[Relations between ToSIA and FOREST EUROPE indicators]]  | 
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|   | + | ==Notes and sources==  | 
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| − |    | + | *[http://tosia.efi.int/sustainability-indicators.html ToSIA indicators] on the EFORWOOD website.  | 
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| − | ===Gross value added (GVA)===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | GVA at factor cost and contribution to gross domestic product (GDP) 	GVA at factor cost 	€
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| − | 	Contribution to GDP 	% of GDP
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| − | ===Production cost===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Average production cost (APC) and share of cost of wood-based materials 	APC total
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| − | 	Share of cost of wood-based materials 	% of APC
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| − | ===Trade balance===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Imports and exports of wood and products derived from wood, and net trade 	Imports of wood and products derived from wood
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| − | 	a) volume
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| − | b) value
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| − | c) share of imports 	kg; m3; etc.
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| − | €
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| − | %
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| − | ===Resource use (including recycled material)===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Use of renewable and non-renewable materials, classified by virgin and recycled material 	Volume of renewable materials in total, of which
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| − | a) wood-based material in total - of i) virgin and ii) recycled origin
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| − | b) other renewable materials in total - of i) virgin and ii) recycled origin 	kg
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| − | 	Volume of non-renewable materials in total - of i) virgin and ii) recycled origin 	kg
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| − | ===Forest sector enterprise structure===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Number of forest holdings and forest-based enterprises classified by size classes 	Number of forest holdings classified as a) public and b) private 	Number
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| − | 	Average forest holding size classified by a) public and b) private 	Ha
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| − | 	Forest based enterprises classified by size:
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| − | a) micro and small (0-49 employees)
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| − | b) medium (50-249 employees)
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| − | c) large (more than 250 employees) 	Number
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| − | ===Investment and research and development===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Investment (gross fixed capital formation) and R&D expenditure 	Investment (gross fixed capital formation) 	€
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| − | 	R&D expenditure in total, and classified by a) private expenditure and b) public expenditure 	€
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| − | ===Total production===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Production of goods and services 	Goods classified by a) volume and b) value 	tonnes; kg; m3
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| − | 	Forest services (marketed) 	€
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| − | ===Productivity===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Labour productivity 	Annual production per employee of total forest sector, and per sub-sector 	m3 per employee or tonnes per employee
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| − | ===Innovation===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Share of forest-based enterprises with new or significantly improved products or processes, and share of turnover (for the total forest-based sector and per NACE category) 	Share of forest-based enterprises with new or significantly improved goods or services 	%
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| − | 	Share of forest-based enterprises with new or significantly improved production process, distribution method, or support activity for goods or services (for the total forest-based sector and per NACE category) 	%
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| − | 	Share of turnover from new or significantly improved products as a share of total turnover 	%
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| − | ===Employment===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Number of persons employed in total and by gender 	Number of persons employed in total and classified by
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| − | a) gender categories - i. male or ii. female
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| − | b) employment on enterprise sites - i. in rural areas or ii. in urban areas 	absolute number and % of total (in full-time equivalents in reference year)
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| − | ===Wages and salaries===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Wages and salaries (gross earnings) classified by gender and in relative terms 	Wages and salaries classified by gender (male/female) 	€
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| − | 	Average wages and salaries per employee relative to
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| − | a) country average
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| − | b)weighted purchasing power parity 	relative to ???
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| − | ===Occupational safety and health===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Frequency of occupational accidents and occupational diseases 	Occupational accidents classified by:
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| − | non-fatal occupational accidents
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| − | fatal occupational accidents 	absolute number per 1000 employees
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| − | 	Occupational diseases 	frequency of cases per number of persons exposed multiplied by number of years of exposure and in absolute numbers per 1000 employees
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| − | ===Education and training===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Education levels and training 	Highest level of education of employees
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| − | a) up to lower secondary education
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| − | b) post secondary and tertiary education 	number of employees per class and share of total
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| − | a)ISCED classes 1-2
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| − | ISCED classes 3-6
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| − | 	Average training time per employee 	hours per year per employee
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| − | ===Corporate social responsibility===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Forest holdings and forest-based enterprises with third-party certified management and share of wood sourced from third-party certified sustainable production 	Forest holdings and forest-based enterprises with third-party certified management
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| − | a) forest certification schemes
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| − | b) environmental management system 	number of enterprises
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| − | 	Share of wood sourced from third-party certified sustainable production per NACE category 	% of total volume sourced
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| − | ===Quality of employment===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Persons employed part-time, temporarily employed persons, and self-employed persons 	Persons employed part-time and employees with a contract of limited duration (annual average) in total (male/female) 	% of total persons employed
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| − | 	self-employed persons 	% of total persons employed
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| − | ===Provision of public forest services===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Provision of public forest services 	Forest area designated for
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| − | a) recreational use
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| − | b) protective services 	Ha
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| − | 	Number of visits to forests 	numbers per ha per year
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| − | ===Consumer behaviour attitudes===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Consumption of wood per capita and consumer attitudes towards forests and forest industry 	Apparent consumption of wood per capita 	m3 per capita
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| − | 	Share of population perceiving as stable or increasing
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| − | a)forest area
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| − | b)forest biodiversity
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| − | c)forest health 	% of ordinal classes per country
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| − | 	Share of population perceiving forest industry to be
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| − | a)environmentally friendly
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| − | b)an attractive employer 	% of ordinal classes per country
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| − | ===Energy generation and use===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | On-site energy generation (from renewables) and energy use classified by origin including the share of self-sufficiency 	On-site energy generation from renewables in total and classified into
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| − | a) heat
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| − | b) electricity
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| − | c) fuel 	terajoule (TJ)
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| − | 	Energy use in total and classified by
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| − | a) heat in total classified by origin (renewable/non-renewable)
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| − | b) electricity in total classified by origin (renewable/non-renewable)
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| − | c) fuel in total classified by origin (renewable/non-renewable) 	terajoule (TJ)
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| − | 	Share of self-sufficiency 	%
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| − | ===Greenhouse gas emissions and carbon stock===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Greenhouse gas emissions and carbon stock 	Greenhouse gas emissions in total 	CO2 equivalents
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| − | 	Carbon stock in
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| − | a) forests [classes as per IPCC guidelines]
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| − | b) wood products
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| − | c) landfill 	CO2 equivalents
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| − | ===Transport===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Transport volume and distance per mode of transport 	Total tonnes and share of modal split 	tonnes, %
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| − | 	total tonne-km and share of modal split 	tonne-km, %
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| − | ===Water use===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Water use 	Water use (freshwater intake by industry) 	m3
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| − | 	Water use of the forest ecosystem
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| − | a) evapotranspiration from the forest ecosystem
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| − | Groundwater recharge 	m3 per ha
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| − | ===Forest resources===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Area of forest and other wooded land and related growing stock classified by type and by availability of wood supply as well as balance of increment and fellings 	Area of forest and area of other wooded land 	Ha
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| − | 	Growing stock classified by:
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| − | a) forest types (predominantly conifers, predominantly broadleaved, mixed)
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| − | b) forest available for wood supply (as defined by UNECE/FAO) 	m3 (growing stock is measured over bark)
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| − | 	Net increment (balance between increment and fellings) 	m3
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| − | ===Soil condition===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Soil condition as expressed by chemical soil properties and soil compaction 	Chemical soil properties related to soil acidity and eutrophication classified by main soil types
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| − | a) pH
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| − | b) CEC
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| − | c) C:N ratio
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| − | d) organic C
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| − | e) base saturation
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| − | f) site nutrient budget averaged over total rotation period (N, P, K, Ca, Mg) 	
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| − | a) pH classes
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| − | b) cmol per kg
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| − | c) ratio
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| − | d) g per kg
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| − | e) % (calculated as sum base cations CEC)*100
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| − | f) % difference over total rotation period
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| − | 	Soil compaction from machine operations 	soil density in kg per dm3
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| − | ===Water and air pollution===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Water pollution classified by organic substances and nutrients and non-greenhouse gas emissions into air 	Water pollution
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| − | a) organic substances (biochemical oxygen demand
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| − | b) nutrients (N, P)
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| − | c) acidity 	
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| − | a) kg BOD5
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| − | b) kg
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| − | c) pH classes
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| − | 	Non-greenhouse gas emissions into air (CO, NOx, SO2, NMVOC) 	kg
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| − | ===Forest biodiversity===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Area of forest and other wooded land (OWL) classified by number of tree species occurring and by forest type and by protection status 	Area of forest and OWL classified by
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| − | a) number of tree species occurring
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| − | b)forest types (predominantly conifers, predominantly broadleaved, mixed) 	total number per 1000 ha
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| − | 	Total volume of deadwood on forest and OWL and classified by
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| − | a) standing deadwood
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| − | b) lying deadwood 	m3 per ha
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| − | 	Protection status of area of forest and OWL 	area per 1000 ha (according to MCPFE assessment guidelines)
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| − | ===Forest damage===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Forest area with damage and damage induced wood supply 	Area with damage classified by damaging agent
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| − | a) biotic - i. insects and diseases or ii. wildlife and grazing
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| − | b) abiotic - i. fire; storm,wind; snow, drought, mudflow and other identifiable abiotic factors
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| − | c) human induced 	ha
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| − | 	Damage-induced wood supply 	m3
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| − | ===Generation of waste===
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| − | Full indicator name	Sub-indicators	Units
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| − | Generation of waste - total, hazardous, and categorised by type of waste management 	Generation of waste in total, and the proportion of which is hazardous waste 	kg
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| − | 	Waste management
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| − | a) waste to material recycling
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| − | b) waste to incineration
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| − | c) waste to landfill 	m3
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