The report provides insights into the potential use of forest-based sector indicator sets in Europe. It builds on the rich experience gained with sectorial indicator tools, and connects to aspects of policy research, operational research and sustainability science. It develops three different options or scenarios for how bioeconomy indicators can be designed in the future.
WOLFSLEHNER Bernhard;
LINSER Stefanie;
PÜLZL Helga;
BASTRUP BIRK Annemarie;
CAMIA Andrea;
MARCHETTI Marco;
2017-01-24
European Forest Institute
JRC105224
978-952-5980-29-5 (print),
978-952-5980-30-1,
2343-1229 (print),
2343-1237 (online),
http://www.efi.int/files/attachments/publications/efi_fstp_4_2016.pdf,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC105224,
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