Products and services are classified within a conceptualįramework developed by the WG3 and described in detail according to three main categories: mass-produced, specialized andĬomplementary NWFP&S. Have been analysed in addition to the COST Action E30 experiences. Through a comparative analysis of case studies in Europe, according to the main results of Working Group 3 (WG3) of the COSTĪction E30 ‘Economic integration of urban consumers’ demand and rural forestry production. The paper examines key factors affecting the marketing of various types of Non-Wood Forest Products and Services (NWFP&S) Strategies in decision-making processes at landscape scale. Including HWPs in forest management and planning processes at local scale: (i) improving the assessment of forestĬarbon budget in different pools through using proper simulation tools, and environmental impact analysis (ii)įurther developing robust policies and regulations that make the carbon accounting approach more explicit andĮconomically relevant and (iii) implementing adaptive approaches to effectively consider climate change mitigation Finally, this work mainly outlines the following challenges for National scale, this work specifically addresses the most important opportunities to include the HWPs in carbonĪccounting for the forestry sector at landscape scales. After a preliminary survey on how climate adaptation policies are currently implemented at global and
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This work aims to deeperĪssess the main barriers and drivers for the HWPs implementation within the carbon accounting framework in wood-energyĬhain), specifically oriented to the climate change mitigation and ecosystem adaptation.
In Italy, understanding the contribution of HWPs to the total carbon budget may have a positive role toįurther improve forest management and planning approaches, as well as the timber production (i.e.
Greenhouse Gas Inventories with practical and economic implications for both carbon accounting and timber Wood Products (HWPs) are receiving growing attention, considering their potentialities to be included in national Globally, forests and wood products are considered important carbon sinks. The international climate change adaptation strategies provide the opportunity to account for carbon sinks in forests
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