Developments in the fields of multifunctional land uses, agriculture, forestry/wood chains

1. Developments in the fields of multifunctional land uses, agriculture, forestry/wood chains Daniel Deybe DG RTD – Directorate Environment E-LUP kick-off meeting

2. Political context • Knowledge is at the core of the Lisbon agenda and underpins all its elements. Research and technology are, together with education and innovation, the components of the “Triangle of knowledge”. • To become the “most dynamic and competitive knowledge-based economy in the world” while maintaining the “European Model”, Europe must increase its research effort to 3% of EU GDP and better exploit its capacities in this field, transforming scientific results into new products, processes and services. • Alongside the Member states and in close cooperation with them, the EU must mobilise its legal and financial tools towards this goal, starting with the research Framework Programme. • The Council requested that the land use topic is included in FP6

3. S.D. strategy Ecosystem functioning, Health, Global Change Human activity Prevention, Adaptation Strategies: Policies & measures: economic instruments, technologies: *Scenarios *Cost-effectiveness analysis *Cost-benefit analysis Damages & Thresholds (physical) Innovation & implementation Targets (e.g. % of Reduction) Governance

4. TOOLS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS S.D. STRATEGY SUSTAINABILITY IMPACT ASSESSMENT POLICIES and MEASURES - Environment technologies - Economic Instruments - Land-use practices INNOVATIVE METHODS and TOOLS • Integrated framework of an. (Env., Econ., Social) • Micro, macro • Global regional local • Foresight • Participatory methods EXTERNALITIES THRESHOLDS of SUSTAINABILITY MULTIFUNCTIONALITIES EDUCATION PROGRAMMES Capacity building

5. LAND USE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT S.D. STRATEGIES FOR SENSITIVE REGIONS SCENARIOS SUSTAINABLE IMPACTASSESSMENT COST-EFFECTIVENESSANALYSIS COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS MULTIFONCTIONAL ASPECTS Landscape Rural development Land use (infrastructures) Environmental protection Agriculture/Forests INTEGRATED FRAMEWORKSANALYSIS • databases • models/tools for simulation/foresights PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES EXTERNALITIES & THRESHOLDS of SUSTAINABILITY

6. Concept What are the changes? Do the changes matter?

7. Policy maker Macro economic scenario builder Availabledata on (countrieswithin) Europe(15+10) experts Data management Model specific data Simplifiedassesmenttool box Land use scenariobuilder Data integration & aggregation Spatial reference framework Model specific data Environmental assesment tools Processedcommondata per indicator Model specific data Stake holder drivenprocedures Socio-economicassessment tools Model specific data Region specific data Interactivethresholddefinition Structure of SENSOR tool box SIAT Indicator data and thresholds Graph: Jannecke Roos, Alterra

8. AGRICULTURE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Micro Macro • FARMING SYSTEMS • CHARACTERIST. and BENCHMARKING (SD aspects) • Environment technologies • BEHAVIOURAL CHANGES • EXTERNALITIES • STRATEGIES • LAND USE STRAT. • RURAL DEVELOPM. • PUBLIC GOODS STRAT. • INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION DIM. BOTTOM UP TOP DOWN • MULTIFUNCT. • DEFINITION • MEASURING • TRADE OFF SUSTAINABILITY IMPACTASSESSMENTandGOVERNANCE

10. Global GTAP GTAP Continental & CAPRI – Market module CAPRI – Market module National NDICATORS NDICATORS NDICATORS Regional CAPRI - Regional module LANDSCAPE Models CAPRI - Regional module LANDSCAPE Models I I I Farm FarmSystemSIMulator FarmSystemSIMulator Field AgriculturalProductionExternalitiesSimulator AgriculturalProductionExternalitiesSimulator 2. Multiple scale assessment capabilities Dashboard: assessment and presentation of multiple indicators Other procedures to assess quantitative and qualitative indicators CAPRI: Common Agricultural Policy Regional Impact analysis GTAP: Global Trade Analysis Project

11. ACTORS: INDUSTRIES, PUBLIC AUTHORITIES, CIVIL SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL: TRADE, CONVENTIONS, PARTNERSHIP REGULATION: LOCAL, REGIONAL, EU, WORLD FORESTS,FORESTRY Management Environment technologies SOCIETY, MARKETS SOLID WOOD CHAIN FIBER CHAIN BIO ENERGY CHAIN BIO COMPOSITES CHAIN MULTIFUNCTIONALITIES: LAND-USE, LANDSCAPE, RURAL DEVELOPMENT, ENVIRONMENT, SINKS & BIODIVERSITY FORESTRYWOOD CHAIN & S.D.

12. Forest Resources Management A production processt Stages Forest to Industry Interactions Re-cycling Industrial Processing and Manufacturing Industry to consumer interactions End-of-life Options = a production process in a selected FWC = production processes in optional FWC:s = feedback processes between stages and between options The analytical framework

13. Start Overall Work Plan • Description of FWC-processes • Selection of criteria and indicators • Identification of ”Test chains” • Data collection • Development of SIA-tools Stakeholder exchange Phase I SIA on ”Test chains” • Re-assessment of C&I • Identification of ”Regional cases” • Data collection • Refining of SIA-tools Stakeholder exchange Phase II SIA on ”Regional cases” POLICY MAKERS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS • Re-assessment of C&I • Preparation of scenarios (in co- • operation with policymakers and other • stakeholders) • Data collection • Refining of SIA-tools Stakeholder exchange Phase III • SIA on the European FWC • Current situation • Scenarios Synthesis and reporting Phase IV End

14. Clustering Primary sector Industry Services Sustainability-a-test MATISSE Impact Assessment Tools and Methods at Macro-economic level FORASSET I-Q Tools MINIMA-SUD Transust/Forescene Insure Externalities (identification, quantification, valuation) Macro-Micro METHODEX Thresholds THRESHOLDS Multagri MOSUS EDEN Eco-systems and health International dimension Land use SENSOR Agriculture EFOR WOOD SEAM LESS Forestry Coastal zones Urban Urban, periurban, rural I N S E A Multagri Atlas E-lup Education Kassa Naturnet-Redime Technologies

15. Agriculture Other sectors LAND USE Forestry Rural Urban Transportation Peri-urban Tourism Marine environment Coastal Zones Global - 4 Intenational cooperation

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