The land use footprint concept refers to the amount of land use, direct and indirect, needed to fulfil the consumption of a country (or region), or in other words, the land use embedded in a country’s consumption in one year. The land use footprint of a country takes into account the land use domestically required and the land use internationally required to fulfill a country’s consumption. Three types of land use are considered: cropland, grassland and forest land.

• Source/link:
  View web page
• Unit:
  ha
• Data type:
  Statistics
• Geographical scope:
  EU
• Frequency of data aggregation:
  Annual
• Time coverage (from year):
  2014
• Time coverage (to year):
  2023
• Available for download in xls/csv:
  YES
• Can be disclosed in other formats:
  NO
• Interactive map/graph available:
  YES