Annual change in forest area vs. GDP per capita
Annual change in forest area is measured as the five-year average. A positive change in forest area represents reforestation, and negative change represents netdeforestation.GDP per capita is measured in constant international-dollars which adjusts for inflation and cross-country price differences.
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- Above-ground forest biomas
- Annual CO₂ emissions from deforestation by product
- Annual CO₂ emissions from deforestation for food production
- Annual afforestation
- Annual change in forest areain %
- Annual change in forest areain hectares
- Annual change in forest area as a share of forest area
- Annual deforestation
- Annual deforestation as a share of forest area
- Annual deforestation by region (2010–2014)
- Annual forest expansion
- Annual tropical deforestation by agricultural product
- Change in domestic forest area vs. deforestation embedded in imported goods
- Drivers of deforestation in Indonesia
- Drivers of forest loss in the Brazilian Amazon
- Exported deforestation
- Forest area
- Forest area by type: naturally regenerating vs. planted
- Forest certified for sustainable use
- Forest transition phase
- Global forestry area
- Imported deforestation
- Number of trees
- Number of trees per capita
- Number of trees per km²
- Per capita CO₂ emissions from deforestation for food production
- Share of CO₂ emissions from tropical deforestation and peatlands
- Share of annual global forest expansion
- Share of forest area within protected areas
- Share of forest with a long-term management plan
- Share of global annual deforestation
- Share of global forest area
- Share of land covered by forest
- Share of total energy used in agriculture and forestry
- Share of tropical deforestation
- Share of tropical deforestation from agricultural products
- Who is contributing to deforestation abroad?