This interactive map is a component of the GCFimpact and Produce Protect Platform to facilitate tracking the performance of key jurisdictions that are on their path to a sustainable rural development.
We aggregate credible data to create a spatio temporal application to monitor and report on the jurisdictional progress towards territorial sustainability goals. Efficient monitoring at the territorial scale can strengthen multi-sector commitments to achieve deforestation goals and facilitate the delivery of incentives to the rural economy actors that need to make the transition to low-emission, low-deforestation production systems.
This interactive map allows you to evaluate indicators on forest protection, agricultural production, and social indicators in each of the states and municipalities of Mexico over the last years. The map focusses on the member states of the Governors' Climate and Forests Task Force
Use the available layers or define specific search criteria to identify municipalities performing according to your definition. Click on any state or municipality to see the production and forestry indicators on the right panel. For a detailed explanation of the platform visit our youtube channel.
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Deforestation area (2015 States - 2014 Municipalities) (km²) | ||
Forest cover area in 2015 (km²) | ||
CO2 emissions (1990-2015, million tons) | ||
Human development index | ||
Indigenous population 2010 | ||
Population 2018 | ||
Incomes percapital |
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Descripción: State and municipal administrative limits of Mexico. Simplified geometry to allow rapid visualization on the Web.
Source: INEGI. Geostatistical catalogue of State, Municipal and Local areas
Time period: 2017
Descripción: Forest land area reported by CONAFOR in 2015 based on the Land use Land Cover INEGI Maps series 1-5. This indicator considers the definition of forest lands adopted by Mexico for the FREL and IRE, which includes forests, shrub and herbaceous vegetation.
Source: Conafor
Time period: 2015
Descripción: Deforestation reported by CONAFOR in 2015 based on the Land use Land Cover INEGI Maps series 1-5. The definition of deforestation adopted by Mexico for the FREL and IRE is used, which includes forests, shrub and herbaceous vegetation. Deforestation is obtained by evaluating the loss of forest land between maps and a subsequent statistical adjustment of the data.
Source: Conafor
Time period: 2015
Descripción: Indice de desarrollo humano estados (2012). Este índice incluye componentes de bienestar: esperanza de vida, años de educación promedio y PIB per cápita. El índice no está disponible para municipios.
Source: Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo, México.
Time period: 2012 for states and 2010 for municipalities.
Description: This layer shows the extent of the forest and accumulated deforestation according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) and the National Forestry Commission (CONAFOR) reported in the series 6
Source: INEGI and CONAFOR, Mexico.
Temporality: 1990-2015.
Descripción: Total de emisiones de CO2 acumuladas por deforestación para el período 1990-2015. Esto incluye las emisiones de los depósitos de carbono considerados por el FREL: biomasa aérea.
Método: Se calcularon las emisiones de la deforestación como la deforestación anual derivada de mapas de cobertura terrestre INEGI multiplicado por el carbono medio por hectárea derivado del mapa de carbono publicado por Cartus et al. El carbono se convirtió en peso de CO2 usando un factor de 44/12.
Source: Procesamiento Earth Innovation Institute con base en datos Conafor y mapa de carbono Cartus el al.
Time period: 1990-2015
Description: In Mexico it does not establish an official delimitation of indigenous territories and the polygons presented in this layer were elaborated by Eckart Boege from the auto adscription in the indigenous homes in the population census 2010
Source: National Commission for the Development of Indigenous Peoples (CDI), Mexico
Temporality: 2010