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Data and Results

Global Footprint Network’s 2010 Edition National Accounts provide comprehensive new data on humanity’s pressure on resources, how that compares across 241 countries, territories, and regions, and how it relates to the planet’s capacity to meet these demands. Released every year using internationally-approved methodology and data sources, the accounts seek to quantify the relationship between human affairs and the planet's finite resources. They are produced by Global Footprint Network on behalf of its partners and others in the world community who wish to use these results.

The 2010 Data Tables contain the Ecological Footprint and the biocapacity results for more than 100 nations, based upon data from 2007, the most recent year for which source data are available. The tables reflect the calculations from the 2010 National Footprint Accounts.

Download the 2010 Data Tables in hectares.

National Footprint Accounts Licenses and the most recent National Footprint Accounts calculation files and source data are available for both commercial use and non-commercial review under license. Free Academic Editions are available for personal and research purposes. Please contact us at licensing@footprintnetwork.org if you are interested in ordering a Project Edition license.

National Footprint Accounts Licenses and the most recent National Footprint Accounts calculation files, source data and and conversion factors (equivalence factors and yield factors) are available for both commercial use and non-commercial review under license. Free Academic Editions are available for personal and research purposes. Please contact us at .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) if you are interested in ordering a Project Edition license.

Ecological Footprint Atlas

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The full results of the National Accounts calculations are presented in the Ecological Footprint Atlas. The Atlas presents Ecological Footprint and biocapacity results for more than 100 nations. It also explains the purpose behind Ecological Footprint Analysis, the research question it addresses, basic concepts and science underlying the Accounts, and the method used for calculating the results. It also describes ways Ecological Footprint Analysis is currently being applied in a variety of domains. For the technical reader, the Atlas includes more detailed notes about calculation of the results, explains recent advances to enhance the consistency, reliability and resolution of the National Footprint Accounts, and reviews the evolution of the National Footprint Accounts methodology.

Download the Ecological Footprint Atlas 2010

Additional Resources

Calculation Methodology for the National Footprint Accounts, 2010 Edition presents a detailed description of the calculations used to derive the National Footprint Accounts. It serves as an introduction to Ecological Footprint accounting, with particular reference to the 2010 National Footprint Accounts.

Download Calculation Methodology for the National Footprint Accounts, 2010 Edition

Guidebook to the 2008 National Footprint Accounts describes the implementation of the Ecological Footprint methodology in the 2008 edition of the National Footprint Accounts. It provides an in depth description of each part of the 2008 NFA workbook, along with detailed descriptions of calculations and data sources.

Download Guidebook to the 2008 National Footprint Accounts
**Updated version coming soon**

***Some countries in the 2010 Data Tables have incomplete data sets.

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