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1、the world of organic agricultureaustralia / oceania 12,2 million haasia 4,1 million ha africa 1,0 million haeurope 6,5 million halatin america 6,4 million hanorth america 1,4 million hastatistics neither do they accept responsibility or liability for any possible mistakes contained therein.Additiona
2、l information (links, graphs) is available from the internet at www.soel.de/oekolandbau/weltweit.html. Information about organic farming around the globe is provided at www.ifoam.org. Should corrections and updates of this report become necessary, they will be published at www.organic-. Willer, Helg
3、a and Minou Yussefi (2006):The World of Organic Agriculture. Statistics and Emerging Trends 2006.International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM), Bonn Germany ISBN-13: 978-3-906081-81-6 2006, International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) FiBL-order Number 1402.
4、Download of the main chapters via the IFOAM Homepage and the FiBL Shop.Download of the full volume is possible via the IFOAM Homepage and the FiBL shopat a charge of 10,60 EUR.Price: 16 EUR + postage for the printed copy; 10,60 EUR for the download version.3the world of organic agriculture statistic
5、s data from 2005/2006 survey 45Table 10 Organic cotton area by country 53Table 11 Organic coffee area by country 56Table 12 Organic cocoa area by country 60Table 13 Organic grape area by country 63Table 14 Organic citrus area by country 66Table 15 Organic olive area by country 67Table 16 Organic ric
6、e area by country 68Table 17 Countries with a fully implemented regulation (43) 77Table 18 Countries with a finalized regulation not yet fully implemented (12) 79Table 19 Countries in the process of drafting regulations (16) 79Table 20 Number of certification bodies per continent 2003 - 2005 86Table
7、 21 Number of certification bodies per country (the 10 main countries) 87Table 22 Starting year of certification bodies 87Table 23 Number of certification bodies per accreditation system 2003 - 2005 88Table 24 Organic produce from Africa (by type and country) Organicproduce from Africa (by type and
8、country) 99Table 25 Africa Land under organic management and organic farms 105Table 26 Africa Main land use categories in organic farming 106Table 27 Asia Land under organic management and organic farms 115Table 28 Asia Main land use categories 116Table 29 Australia / Oceania Land under organic mana
9、gement andorganic farms 129Table 30 Europe Main land use categories 132Table 31 Estimated turnover and per capita consumer expenditures fororganic food in selected European countries, 2004 143Table 32 Europe Land under organic management and organic farms 146Table 34 Europe Permanent cropland by cro
10、p category 148Table 35 European Union Main land use categories andmain crop categories 2004 / 2005 148Table 36 Latin America Land under organic managementand organic farms 172Table 37 Latin America Main land use categories 173Table 38 Latin America Arable land by crop category 173Table 39 North Amer
11、ica Land under organic management and organic farms 203Table 40 North America Main land use categories 203Table 41 North America Arable land by crop category 20371 ForewordWe herewith present the 8th edition of the study “The World of Organic Agriculture” documenting current statistics, recent devel
12、opments and trends in global organic farming. Statistical information and all chapters were updated for this edition. The Foundation Ecology at FiBL from October 2005 to January 2006, now Barcelona, Spain. Contact via FiBL (info.suissefibl.org).2 Homepage of the International Federation of Organic A
13、griculture Movements (IFOAM): www.ifoam.org IFOAM Asia Regional Group: www.ifoam.org/about_ifoam/around_world/asia.html IFOAM Africa Organic Service Center: www.ifoam.org/about_ifoam/around_world/africa.html IFOAM Mediterranean Regional Group - AgriBioMediterraneo: www.ifoam.org/about_ifoam/around_w
14、orld/mediterraneo.html10The World of Organic Agriculture 20063.2.2 The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO): Organic Farming Homepage http:/ 133 Contacts and Data Sources3.2.12 Grolink and The Organic Standard In 2000 “The Organic Standard”, a magazine concerned with interna
15、tional certification was launched. “The Organic Standard”23, published by Grolink24, provides regular and up-to date information on issues regarding organic farming worldwide, and a trial issue can be ordered via the internet site of the magazine. 3.2.13 The Directory of Development Organizations Th
16、e Directory of Development Organizations25 lists 43500 development organizations. It facilitates international cooperation and knowledge sharing in development work, both among civil society organizations, research institutions, governments and the private sector. This directory has been a useful reference source, especially for countries with little official interest in organic farming.3.3 Internet Sear
