Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)

Forest inventorying and reporting at the national level have been known for about one hundred years. For more than fifty years, forestry has also been part of international reporting. The Slovenian forestry industry presently drafts two types of annual forest reports. Additionally, it participates...

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Main Author: Marko Kovač
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Language:English
Published: Association of Surveyors of Slovenia (Zveza geodetov Slovenije) 2016-09-01
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Online Access:http://www.geodetski-vestnik.com/60/3/gv60-3_kovac.pdf
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description Forest inventorying and reporting at the national level have been known for about one hundred years. For more than fifty years, forestry has also been part of international reporting. The Slovenian forestry industry presently drafts two types of annual forest reports. Additionally, it participates in creating international reports on forest health and greenhouse emissions and in preparing occasional reports on forest resources, carried out within the UN/FAO and the process of Forest Europe. This research aimed to assess the differences between the Slovene forest reporting and the reporting of selected countries, with the support of content analysis. The comparison was carried out with the use of the pan-European indicators of sustainable forest management. In addition to the Slovene reports, the reports on sustainable forest management and annual forest reports of Austria, Switzerland, Finland, France, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Spain were selected. The analysis of contents revealed that the Slovene reporting is mostly inefficient. While the forest reports of selected countriesdirectly support forestry, environmental, energy and wood industry policy as well as the forestry profession, the Slovene reports lack end-users. Because of insufficient information, the reports cannot be used for shaping sectoral policies, steering forest development, and carrying out international reporting.
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spelling doaj.art-b1f886e30477421786b4f52f9b6a4cbf2022-12-21T22:00:44ZengAssociation of Surveyors of Slovenia (Zveza geodetov Slovenije)Geodetski Vestnik0351-02711581-13282016-09-0160337739110.15292/geodetski-vestnik.2016.03.377-391Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)Marko Kovač0Gozdarski inštitut Slovenije, Večna pot 2, SI-1000 Ljubljana, SloveniaForest inventorying and reporting at the national level have been known for about one hundred years. For more than fifty years, forestry has also been part of international reporting. The Slovenian forestry industry presently drafts two types of annual forest reports. Additionally, it participates in creating international reports on forest health and greenhouse emissions and in preparing occasional reports on forest resources, carried out within the UN/FAO and the process of Forest Europe. This research aimed to assess the differences between the Slovene forest reporting and the reporting of selected countries, with the support of content analysis. The comparison was carried out with the use of the pan-European indicators of sustainable forest management. In addition to the Slovene reports, the reports on sustainable forest management and annual forest reports of Austria, Switzerland, Finland, France, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Spain were selected. The analysis of contents revealed that the Slovene reporting is mostly inefficient. While the forest reports of selected countriesdirectly support forestry, environmental, energy and wood industry policy as well as the forestry profession, the Slovene reports lack end-users. Because of insufficient information, the reports cannot be used for shaping sectoral policies, steering forest development, and carrying out international reporting.http://www.geodetski-vestnik.com/60/3/gv60-3_kovac.pdfsustainable forest managementinventoryingreportingEuropean countries
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Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)
Geodetski Vestnik
sustainable forest management
inventorying
reporting
European countries
title Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)
title_full Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)
title_fullStr Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)
title_full_unstemmed Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)
title_short Nacionalna poročanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih državah in Sloveniji ( = National forest reporting in selected European countries, including Slovenia)
title_sort nacionalna porocanja o gozdovih v izbranih evropskih drzavah in sloveniji national forest reporting in selected european countries including slovenia
topic sustainable forest management
inventorying
reporting
European countries
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