National Target A addresses biodiversity mainstreaming and resource mobilization through planned actions to integrate biodiversity into regional and local development policies, strengthen legislation and enforcement, establish dedicated budget allocations, diversify funding sources and support conservation projects. Its financing provisions include allocating 20% of Environmental Fund revenues to biodiversity conservation and ensuring LIFE project co-financing. It also supports protected area and species conservation through enabling legal and financial measures.

The target does not explicitly provide for the full alignment of public and private financial flows with biodiversity objectives, biodiversity integration into national accounting, or specific commitments on international biodiversity finance. Its general institutional provisions do not explicitly cover gender equality or the full range of participation and rights safeguards included in the global targets. Harmful incentive reform is addressed more specifically under National Target D.