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The MOSEFA project is conducted as Concerted Action under the European Union FAIR3 Programme. The abbrevation stands for "Monitoring the Socio-Economic Situation of European Farm Forestry". The project has now reached its mid-term phase, and it is aiming to reach its final goal of producing the guidelines for collecting socio-economic data of farm forestry by means of accountancy networks. The proceedings of the first MOSEFA workshop were published as EFI Proceedings No. 20 "Cost Accountancy in European Farm Forest Enterprises" giving an overview of the current state-of-the-art in the cost accountancy in farm forest enterprises in Europe. These proceedings include all the papers presented at the second workshop on 19-22 April 1998 in Trento, Italy. The major issue addressed in the meeting was sampling schemes for socio-economic studies in farm forestry accountancy networks. The theme was addressed in three keynote speeches, followed by a discussion by the participants.

Sampling (Statistics) --- Agroforestry --- Forests and forestry --- farm forestry --- farm woodlands --- forest management --- socioeconomics --- sampling --- representative sampling --- monitoring --- europe --- Social aspects

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The main aim of the these guidelines is to provide assistance for developing a generally applicable monitoring system for the assessment of the socio-economic performance of farm forestry enterprises. Because the adoption and use of monitoring systems and accounting networks are at different phases in different countries at the moment, the guidelines do not aim for a fully standardised monitoring system at the European level. Instead, the guidelines were prepared to help to improve the base line of harmonisation for national and international development of farm forestry accounting. The expected users of the guidelines include professionals working with the issues of socio-economics of farm forestry, as well as policy makers and forest economic researchers. Also teachers and lecturers of forestry accounting in universities and other schools with forestry economic education may found the guidelines useful for their course programmes. The content of the guidelines is planned to help particularly the planning and development of accounting networks under various conditions. Chapter one shortly introduces the importance of farm forestry enterprises, and the problems of monitoring their economic performance. Chapter two discusses the definitions for farm forestry and prospects for extending EU Farm Accountancy Data Network (EU-FADN) to forestry. Chapters three and four demonstrate the problems of sampling and necessary organisational arrangements for creating a farm forestry accounting network, respectively. Chapters five, six and seven form the core part of the guidelines, including the accounting of monetary and non-monetary information, outline of a database system as well asthe examples of the outputs that can be derived from the accounting system.

Data transmission systems. --- Woodlots --- Accounting. --- Data communication systems --- Transmission of data --- Digital communications --- Electronic data processing --- Electronic systems --- Information theory --- Telecommunication systems --- Farm forestry --- Farm wood-lots --- Farm woodlands --- Farm woodlots --- Small woodlands --- Wood-lots --- Woodlands, Small --- Forests and forestry --- Tree crops

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