Difference between revisions of "Forest biodiversity (ToSIA indicator)"

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ToSIA indicators
Indicators of economic sustainability 01. Gross value added 02. Production cost 03. Trade balance 04. Resource use, including recycled materials 05. Forest sector enterprise structure 06. Investment and research & development 07. Total production 08. Productivity 09. Innovation
Indicators of social sustainability 10. Employment 11. Wages and salaries 12. Occupational safety and health 13. Education and training 14. Corporate social responsibility 15. Quality of employment 16. Provision of public forest services 17. Consumer behaviour and attitudes
Indicators of environmental sustainability 18. Energy generation and use 19. Greenhouse gas emissions and carbon stock 20. Transport 21. Water use 22. Forest resources 23. Soil condition 24. Water and air pollution 25. Forest biodiversity 26. Forest damage 27. Generation of waste
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Forest biodiversity is the 25 indicator in the ToSIA system.

Indicator's description: Area of forest and other wooded land classified by number of tree species.

Area of forest and OWL classified by:
- a) number of tree species occurring (total number per 1000 ha)
- b) forest types - predominantly conifers, predominantly broadleaved, mixed (total number per 1000 ha)
Total volume od deadwood on forest and OWL and classified by:
- a) standing deadwood (m³ per ha)
- b) lying deadwood (m³ per ha)
Protection status of area of forest and OWL (area per 1000 ha, according to MCPFE assessment guidelines)

Relations with FOREST EUROPE criteria
Biodiversity
Relations with FOREST EUROPE indicators
Tree species composition Landscape pattern

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