Natural Resources Accounting in China

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LOGO Natural Resources Accounting in China Bangkok, 2017.9

Contents Priority Area of Natural Resources Accounting Forest Accounting in China Challenges of Land Statistics

International progress of NRA To facilitate greening and sustainable development, international organizations and governments have developed tools for Natural Resources Accounting (NRA); Two guiding documents were released by the UN: ---System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA-2012) ---SEEA 2012 Experimental Ecosystem Accounting The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) also integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values.

China s objective of NRA To realize China s vision of an eco-civilization To integrate resource consumption, environment damage, and ecological benefits into the economic and social development valuation systems

Main Area of NRA National Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Environmental Protection, Ministry of Water Resources, and State Forestry Administration (SFA) Forests Water Energy Environmental pollution

Priority Area of NRA According to priority area of Natural resources balance sheet compiling, land, forest and water were chosen as prior fields of NRA. Land Forests Water

Forest accounting From 2004 until now, forest accounting has been co-organizing by NBS and SFA. Three main outputs: -- Theoretical framework of Forest Resources Accounting (FRA) -- Forest land and timber accounting -- Forest ecosystem services valuation

Theoretical framework of FRA 1.Forest land & timber stocks 2.Timber products & services flows Forest land Timber & others Wood products Non-wood products Ecoservice Cultservice Physical and monetary Physical and monetary 3.Forest management & protection expenditure 5. Integrated into SNA 4.Inputs and outputs

Accounting for forest land & timber Based on the 7 th and 8 th National Forest Resources Inventory and ecosystem monitoring, at the end of 2013: Forest land area: 310 million hm 2 Value of forest lands: RMB 7643.44 billion Volume of standing timber: 16.07 billion m 3 Value of timber: RMB 13651.67 billion

Accounting for forest land & timber Based on the 8 th National Forest Resources Inventory, the forest land stocking was following. Forest land stocking table (2013) unit: million ha Item Cultivated asset Non-cultivated asset Natural forest land 124.71 Planted forest land 70.47 Other forest land 17.86 97.41 Total 88.33 222.12

Accounting for forest land & timber Based on the 8 th National Forest Resources Inventory,the timber resource stocking was following: Timber resource stocking table (2013) unit: million m 3 Item Cultivated asset Non-cultivated asset Natural forest 12385.34 Planted forest 2499.43 Other forest 400.68 788.59 Total 2900.11 13173.93

Forest land account (currency units: billion yuan) Item Primary forest Naturally regenerated forest Planted forest Other wooded land Opening stock(2008) 244.85 2274.58 1674.58 1323.95 Additions to stock 237.89 481.57 377.22 Economic factors 14.23 287.69 297.12 Natural factors 223.65 193.88 80.10 Reductions in stock 179.98 247.66 502.69 Economic factors 109.25 172.65 217.96 Natural factors 70.74 75.01 284.73 Revaluation 894.60 592.99 471.55 Net additions to stock 952.50 826.90 346.08 Closing Stock(2013) 244.85 3227.08 2501.48 1670.03

Forest timber account (currency units: billion yuan) Item Natural forest Planted forest Other timber wood Opening stock (2008) 5216.87 3812.86 443.62 Additions to stock 1023.33 950.00 222.34 Economic factors 53.81 575.54 174.85 Natural factors 986.39 419.34 50.71 Reductions in stock 632.95 568.69 179.50 Economic factors 325.55 340.74 76.04 Natural factors 324.88 178.69 107.04 Revaluations 1852.41 1353.87 157.52 Net additions to stock 2242.79 1735.18 200.36 Closing Stock (2013) 7459.65 5548.04 643.98

Forest ecosystem services The ecosystem services are classify into three types according to the SEEA Experimental Ecosystem Accounting: ---- provisioning services; ----regulating services; ----cultural services.

Forest Ecosystem Service Indicator category Water conservation Soil conservation Carbon capture and Oxygen release Atmosphere environmental purification Farmland protection Biodiversity conservation Forest recreation Specific indicators Regulation of water Purification quantity of water Consolidation quality of soil Preservation of fertilizer Capture of carbon dioxide Release of oxygen Supply of negative-ion Sequestration of pollutants Retention of dust Protection of farmland Prevention of wind erosion Species conservation Forest recreation

Value of Forest Ecosystem Service RMB 12680 billion in 2013 Category Monetary value (RMB billion ) Percentage (%) Water conservation 3182.28 25.10 Soil conservation 2003.68 15.81 Carbon capture and Oxygen release 1073.59 8.47 Atmosphere environmental purification 1177.36 7.6 Biodiversity 4334.70 34.20 Farmland protection and wind erosion prevention 54.88 0.43 Forest recreation 849.88 6.7

Challenge of Land Statistics Absence of proper valuation method of forest land and timber resource Absence of fixed investigation system for valuation of forest land and timber resource Lack of conformity of definition for forest land, grass land, etc., between different departments.