Examples of using Managed forest in English and their translations into Slovak
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Accounting for managed forest land.
Harvested wood products in theland accounting categories of afforested land and managed forest land.
Accounting for managed forest land.
A well managed forest, used and re-planted, absorbs more carbon dioxide than a mature forest consisting of older trees.
Article 8: Accounting for managed forest land.
Removals from managed forest land should be accounted against a forward-looking forest reference level.
This article determines the accountingapproach to this carbon pool in afforested land and managed forest land.
Chain of custody paper comes from a well managed forest where all the trees are regrown after harvesting.
Stresses that the future framework should consider the contribution of these products,including those from categories of agricultural land, and not only managed forest and afforested land;
Crucially, soil releases carbon when grasslands, managed forest lands or native ecosystems are converted.
Member States may choose not to include in their accounts changes in carbon stocks for carbon pools where the carbon pool is not a source,except for above-ground biomass and harvested wood products on managed forest land.
Crucially, soil releases carbon when grasslands, managed forest lands or native ecosystems are converted to cropland.
In the absence of the international review under the UNFCCC or the Kyoto Protocol, a review procedure should be established to ensure transparency andimprove the quality of accounting in the category of managed forest land.
This Article provides for accounting rules for managed forest land using a forest reference level to exclude the effects of natural and country-specific characteristics.
The PEFC logo/ label provides information relating to theorigin of forest based product in sustainably managed forest and other non controversial sources.
Member States may add to thatfigure of 3,5% the amount of net removals for managed forest land accounts from wood panels, sawn wood and deadwood under the conditions set out in the second, third and fourth subparagraphs of this paragraph.
The PEFC claims made on forest based products provide information relating to theorigin of those forest based products from sustainably managed forest and recycled sources and other controlled sources.
The combined figure of the net removals of 3,5%in the first sub-paragraph, plus net removals for managed forest land accounts from wood panels, sawn wood and deadwood, shall not together exceed 7% of the Member State's emissions in its base year or period as specified in Annex III, multiplied by five.
The benchmarks for each member state will be set on the basis of a“forest reference level”-an estimate of the average annual net emissions or absorption from managed forest land within the territory of that member state.
If it is not possible to differentiate betweenharvested wood products on afforested land and on managed forest land, a Member State may choose to account for harvested wood products assuming that all emissions and removals occurred on managed forest land.
Member States shall demonstrate consistency between the methods and data used to establish the forest reference level in the national forestry accounting plan andthose used in the reporting for managed forest land.
The Commission shall report in 2027 and 2032 on the cumulative balance of emissions andremovals from managed forest land in the Union in reference to average emissions and removals in the period from 1990 to 2009.
However, that option not to include changes in carbon stocks in the accounts shall not apply in relation to the carbon pools of above-ground biomass, dead wood and harvested wood products,in the land accounting category of managed forest land.
Before adopting such a delegated act,the Commission should evaluate the robustness of accounting for managed forest land based on available data, and in particular the consistency of projected and actual harvesting rates.
Member States may choose not to include in their accounts changes in carbon stocks for carbon pools where the carbon pool is not a source,except for above-ground biomass and harvested wood products on managed forest land.
If it is not possible to differentiate betweenharvested wood products on afforested land and on managed forest land, a Member State may choose to account for harvested wood products assuming that all emissions and removals occurred on managed forest land.
Under such flexibility, all Member States should be granted a basic amount of compensation calculated on the basis of a factor expressed as a percentage of their reported sink in theperiod from 2000 to 2009 to compensate for the emissions from managed forest land they have accounted for.
Net removals from the carbon pool category of deadwood may be separately accounted for outside of, and in addition to,the net removals figure for managed forest land accounts up to the level of 3% of the Member State's emissions in its base year or period as specified in Annex III, multiplied by five.
Reflect the contribution of the land accounting category managed forest land while respecting the maximum amount of total net removals for each Member State referred to in Annex III to this Regulation, when delegated acts laying down forest reference levels are adopted pursuant to Article 8(8) or(9) of Regulation(EU) 2018/841; and.
If it is not possible to differentiate between harvested wood products in theland accounting categories of afforested land and managed forest land, a Member State may choose to account for harvested wood products assuming that all emissions and removals occurred on managed forest land.
