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1Draft National Target 23: By 2030, Dominica aims to ensure a gender-responsive approach to biodiversity action, including women’s meaningful participation and leadership, gender-responsive budgeting where relevant, and sex-disaggregated monitoring of benefitsDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
2Draft National Target 22: By 2030, Dominica aims to institutionalize inclusive biodiversity governance, ensuring the effective participation of IPLCs (including the Kalinago), local communities, women, youth, and civil society, aligned with the Escazú Principles such as access to information, participation, justice, and rights over lands, territories, and resourcesDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
3Draft National Target 21: By 2030, Dominica aims to complete a national biodiversity inventory and baselines and operationalize an open-access National Biodiversity Information System (NBIS) to support awareness, education, research, decision-making, monitoring, and public access to informationDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
4Draft National Target 20: By 2030, Dominica aims to strengthen national and local capacity for biodiversity action (enforcement, restoration, GIS/remote sensing, Digital agriculture and marketing, circular economy, M&E, finance), supported by regional/international technical cooperation and partnerships in joint scientific research, conservation, and monitoring initiativesDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
5Draft National Target 19: By 2030, Dominica aims to implement a costed biodiversity finance plan that mobilizes sustained resources (public, donor, and private), including Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES), ecotourism, green bonds, biodiversity-linked fees/taxes, and blended finance, with transparent trackingDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
6Draft National Target 18: By 2030, Dominica aims to identify, phase out, or reform harmful incentives and subsidies to biodiversity, and redirect them toward biodiversity-friendly and sustainable agriculture, fisheries, forestry, tourism, and land managementDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
7Draft National Target 17: By 2030, Dominica aims to strengthen biosafety governance and capacity, including risk assessment, regulation, public awareness, and monitoring related to biotechnology, including Living Modified Organisms (LMOs), consistent with national legislationDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
8Draft National Target 16: By 2030, Dominic aims to promote sustainable consumption and circular economy measures, reducing waste generation, food loss/waste, and overconsumption, including through sustainable public procurement backed by conducive policies, legislative or regulatory frameworks, and accurate information flow mechanismsDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
9Draft National Target 15: By 2030, Dominica aims to enable businesses and financial actors to assess, disclose, and reduce biodiversity risks and impacts, including biodiversity safeguards for Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA), and incentives for nature-positive enterprisesDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18
10Draft National Target 14: By 2030, Dominica aim to mainstream biodiversity into all national development planning, fiscal policy, and sectoral strategies by establishing clear mandates, coordination mechanisms, and biodiversity budget lines across ministriesDominicaNational Target10 Oct 2026 12:18