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Co-published by: United Nations Economic Commission for Europe; Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
The European Forest Sector Outlook Study II is the latest in a series of studies that provide a regular outlook report for the European forest sector. A reference scenario and four policy scenarios have been prepared for the European forest sector between 2010 and 2030. The scenarios are based on the results of several different modelling approaches, and in particular of econometric projections of production and consumption of forest products, the Wood Resource Balance, the European Forest Information Scenario model, the European forest Institute-Global Forest Sector Model, and competitiveness analysis.
The European Forest Sector Outlook Study II is the latest in a series of studies that provide a regular outlook report for the European forest sector. A reference scenario and four policy scenarios have been prepared for the European forest sector between 2010 and 2030. The scenarios are based on the results of several different modelling approaches, and in particular of econometric projections of production and consumption of forest products, the Wood Resource Balance, the European Forest Information Scenario model, the European forest Institute-Global Forest Sector Model, and competitiveness analysis.