Table 1: Relationship between the Pan-European criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management and the goals, guidelines and indicators of the National Forest Programme Pan-European Qualitative Quantitative Pan-European Indicators determined in the NFP1 Criteria European Indicators Indicators C1: Policies, institutions Criterion 1: 1.1 Forest area Forest area and instruments to Maintenance and 1.2 Growing stock Growing stock maintain and Appropriate Structure of developmental phases/Tending degree 1.3 Age structure and/or appropriately Enhancement of diameter distribution enhance forest Forest Resources Forest carbon stock (including in soils) resources and their 1.4 Forest carbon and their contribution to global Annual accumulation of carbon in the forest Contribution to Annual change of carbon in wood products carbon cycles Global Carbon Cycles Criterion 2: C2: Policies, institutions Deposition of air pollutants 2.1 Deposition and Maintenance of and instruments to concentration of air pollutants Forest Ecosystem maintain forest Content of carbon in soils 2.2 Soil condition Health and Vitality ecosystem health and Percentage of crowns’ defoliation 2.3 Defoliation vitality Area of damaged forests 2.4 Forest damage Area of damaged forests according to agents and forest types – (including damage of young growth browsed by ungulates) Degree of browsing and other damage caused by wildlife 2.5 Forest land degradation2 Criterion 3: C3: Policies, institutions Fellings 3.1Increment and fellings Maintenance and and instruments to Increment Encouragement of maintain and Amount and number of non-allowable felling Productive encourage the Number of violations Functions of Forests productive functions of Amount and of wood on the market 3.2 Roundwood (Wood and forests Amount of roundwood processed in Slovenia Assortments structure of fellings Value of seeds harvested in the forest 3.3 Non-wood goods Amount of wildlife harvested and income generated from meat and trophies Amount of forest
Table 1: Relationship between the Pan-European criteria and indicators for sustainable forest management and the goals, guidelines and indicators of the National Forest Programme Pan-European Criteria Qualitative Indicators Quantitative Pan-European Indicators Indicators determined in the NFP1 Criterion 1: Maintenance and Appropriate Enhancement of Forest Resources and their Contribution to Global Carbon Cycles C1: Policies, institutions and instruments to maintain and appropriately enhance forest resources and their contribution to global carbon cycles 1.1 Forest area Forest area 1.2 Growing stock Growing stock 1.3 Age structure and/or diameter distribution Structure of developmental phases/Tending degree 1.4 Forest carbon Forest carbon stock (including in soils) Annual accumulation of carbon in the forest Annual change of carbon in wood products Criterion 2: Maintenance of Forest Ecosystem Health and Vitality C2: Policies, institutions and instruments to maintain forest ecosystem health and vitality 2.1 Deposition and concentration of air pollutants Deposition of air pollutants 2.2 Soil condition Content of carbon in soils 2.3 Defoliation Percentage of crowns’ defoliation 2.4 Forest damage Area of damaged forests Area of damaged forests – according to agents and forest types (including damage of young growth browsed by ungulates) Degree of browsing and other damage caused by wildlife 2.5 Forest land degradation2 Criterion 3: Maintenance and Encouragement of Productive Functions of Forests (Wood and C3: Policies, institutions and instruments to maintain and encourage the productive functions of forests 3.1Increment and fellings Fellings Increment Amount and number of non-allowable felling Number of violations 3.2 Roundwood Amount and of wood on the market Amount of roundwood processed in Slovenia Assortments structure of fellings 3.3 Non-wood goods Value of seeds harvested in the forest Amount of wildlife harvested and income generated from meat and trophies Amount of forest European