By 2030, develop scientific information to promote the consideration of sustainable biodiversity management in the economic planning of key production sectors

By 2030, at the latest, biodiversity values have been integrated into national and local development and poverty reduction planning strategies and processes and incorporated into the national budget with expenditures and incomes

By 2030, people are aware of the importance of biodiversity and have sufficient knowledge about the consequences of human action on species, genetic diversity and ecosystem services

B2 : By 2030, the rate of loss of all natural habitats, including forests, is reduced by at least half and, where possible, reduced to almost zero, and habitat degradation and fragmentation are significantly reduced

B4 : By 2030, the management of threatened endemic plant and fauna species is significantly improved

C2 : By 2030, degraded ecosystems will be restored, at least 50% of extinct species will be restored and maintained at a level of sustainable conservation, in the long term

C4 : By 2030, pollution will be reduced to a level that does not adversely affect the components and functioning of ecosystems

D1 : By 2030, ecosystem resilience and the contribution of biodiversity to carbon stocks are enhanced, through conservation and restoration measures, including the restoration of at least less than 15% of degraded ecosystems.

C1 : By 2030, at least 17% of protected terrestrial and inland water areas and 10% of marine and coastal areas representative of the national biodiversity heritage are conserved through ecologically representative and well-connected networks of managed protected areas

D 2 : By 2030, the sharing of benefits from the sustainable use of biodiversity, genetic resources and traditional medical knowledge will increase the incomes of local communities

E2 : By 2030, traditional knowledge, innovations and practices communities of interest to biodiversity will be respected and integrated in accordance with national legislation and international obligations in the implementation of the Convention and the The participation of the Communities will be effective.

E3 : By 2030 at the latest, resource mobilization financial resources necessary for the effective implementation of the Plan 2011-2020 Strategic Biodiversity Strategy will have increased significantly compared to current levels

B3 : By 2030 The use of woodfuels as an energy source will be reduced by at least half

By 2030, access to land for at least 80% of farmers in sharecropping is secured and coastal fishing pressure is reduced by at least 50%

A3: By 2030, the legal framework related to all aspects of biodiversity will be strengthened and applied to improve the effectiveness of conservation actions and limit the introduction and expansion of invasive alien species harmful to biodiversity

E1 : By 2030, mechanisms for coordinating the implementation of the NBSAP are established, strengthened, functional and in line with the new global biodiversity framework.

C3 : By 2030, a programme to enhance the genetic diversity of plant and animal species will be developed and implemented

B 5 : By 2030, the many anthropogenic pressures on coral reefs and other vulnerable marine and coastal ecosystems affected by climate change or ocean acidification are reduced

B6 : By 2030, areas under agriculture, aquaculture and forestry shall be managed in a sustainable manner to ensure the conservation of biological diversity

E3 : By 2030, a mechanism to coordinate the implementation of the SNPAB is set up, strengthened and functional