Improve the integration of biodiversity components into the planning and management of the country’s territory (terrestrial and marine areas) to reduce biodiversity loss

Ensure effective restoration of degraded ecosystems

Ensure development of a well-connected network of protected and conserved areas for effective biodiversity conservation

Halt the loss and extinction of species

Maintain and restore genetic diversity of species and varieties

Ensure effective management of human–wildlife conflict

Ensure the sustainable use, safe harvesting and legal trade of wild species

Prevent the introduction of invasive alien species and reduce their impacts

Reduce the impacts of pollution on biodiversity from waste and chemical substances

Mitigate the impacts of climate change on biodiversity

Increase public benefit from sustainable management of wild species

Ensure biodiversity conservation and sustainable management in agriculture, aquaculture, fishery, and forestry

Enhance, maintain, and increase the contribution of ecosystem services

Protect urban biodiversity and improve access to green and blue spaces

Ensure access to genetic resources and traditional knowledge, and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from their use

Mainstreaming biodiversity across sectors at all levels of planning and decision-making

Improve the assessment of biodiversity-related risks and negative impacts in the private sector

Foster sustainable consumption choices to reduce biodiversity loss, waste and overconsumption

Reduce subsidies harmful to biodiversity and strengthen positive incentives