Standards Committee
The Standards Committee was comprised of members drawn from the Network's partner organizations, representing academia, government, NGOs, and consulting firms. The Standards Committee worked in conjunction with Global Footprint Network staff to establish the standards, which were then submitted for extensive public comment. The result were the standards, which now are available at www.footprintstandards.org. We are grateful to the contributions and hard work of all the committee members, and particularly also to Dr. Paul Wermer, who helped coordinate the work.
Alfredo Rosso, Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Industrial
Caroline Noller, The Footprint Company Pty Ltd
Cathrine Armour, Abu Dhabi Global Data Initiative
Craig Simmons, Best Foot Forward
Ertug Ercin, Water Footprint Network
Fernando Giannetti Biagio, Instituto Jatobás
Katsunori Iha, Global Footprint Network
Gondran Natacha, ENS des Mines de Saint-Etienne
Jane Glavan, Abu Dhabi Global Data Initiative
Jane Hersey, BioRegional Development Group
João Salvador Furtado, Instituto Jatobás
Luca Fernando Ruini, Barilla
Maria Csutora, Corvinus University of Budapest
Miroslav Havranek, Charles University Environment Center
Monika Besenyei, KÖVET Association for Sustainable Econiomies
Simone Bastianoni, University of Siena – Ecodynamics Group
Valentina Niccolucci, University of Siena – Ecodynamics Group
Wolfgang Pekny, Plattform Footprint
Simon Cordingley, (Moderator) Compass Professional Development Ltd
National Accounts Committee
When the National Footprint and Biocapacity Accounts were produced by Global Footprint Network (2003-2018), a National Accounts Committee helped oversee the scientific procedures for Footprint calculations and support continual improvement of their scientific foundation. Now, this function has been moved to www.FoDaFo.org. These accounts are central to all Footprint efforts as they provide the conversion factors and calculations necessary to translate quantities of resources used into the bioproductive land or sea area required to generate these resources. These conversion factors serve as the reference data for Footprint applications at all scales. We would like to profoundly thank these individuals for the contributions they have made to this effort.
Alessandro Galli, Ph.D., Director, Mediterranean and MENA Regions, Global Footprint Network
Area of Expertise: sustainability assessment, Ecological Footprint and other Footprint indicators and sustainability indicators, environmental accounting tools
Jan Weinzettel, Ph.D., Researcher, Charles University in Prague, Environment Center
Area of Expertise: environmental footprint, multiregional input output analysis, life cycle assessment, hybrid LCA, economy wide material flow analysis
Anke Schaffartzik, Ph.D., Researcher, Institute of Social Ecology in Vienna
Area of Expertise: social and human ecology
David Vaĉkář, Ph.D., Charles University Environment Centre
Area of Expertise: anthropogenic drivers of global change, vulnerability and security of ecosystem services
Kevin Lewis, Ph.D., Senior Analyst, Anthesis Ltd.
Area of Expertise: ecology, sustainability assessment, Ecological Footprint and other life-cycle sustainability indicators & methods
Marco Bagliani, Ph.D., IRES Piedmonte Research Institute
Area of Expertise: agricultural and environmental economics, environmental planning and management, pollution
Carl Obst, Ph.D., Honorary Research Associate, Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute, University of Melbourne
Area of Expertise: national accounts, system of environmental-economic accounting (SEEA), official statistics
Tuomas Mattila, Ph.D., Senior Research Scientist, Finnish Ministry of the Environment
Area of Expertise: mathematical modeling of environmental impacts, life cycle assessment
William Rees, Ph.D., University of British Columbia
Area of Expertise: sustainability planning, ecological economics, global change
Yoshihiko Wada, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Ecological Economics, Doshisha University
Area of Expertise: Ecological Footprint, pollution, environmental impact of mining and nuclear energy