By 2040, equitable representation and meaningful participation in decision-making, and access to justice and information related to biodiversity by gender, youth, Indigenous Peoples, differently abled persons, local communities, and other stakeholders

By 2040, equitable, inclusive, effective, and gender-responsive representation and participation in decision-making, and access to justice related to biodiversity by all genders, youth, Indigenous Peoples, differently abled persons, local communities, and other stakeholders

By 2040, programs with unintended ecological footprints are reduced/ repurposed/ redirected or eliminated

By 2040, mechanisms for capacity building and technology transfer in place

By 2040, biosafety measures and regulations in place and implemented

By 2040, policy instruments aimed at supporting the shift to sustainable consumption and production developed, adopted and implemented

By 2040, business and financial entities have adopted Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Framework with biodiversity elements and regularly report/disclose risks, dependencies and impacts on biodiversity

By 2040, biodiversity is fully mainstreamed and integrated in policies, programs, plans, and processes within all levels of government and across all sectors

By 2040, there is a significant increase of the benefit shared, with providers and rights holders in accordance with applicable ABS instruments

By 2040, urban green and blue spaces in cities accessible to the public increased

By 2040, resilience and stability of ecosystems and habitats in target sites are maintained and enhanced, especially those in vulnerable areas, high exposure areas, and those communities most dependent on biodiversity

By 2040, agriculture, fisheries, aquaculture, and forestry production levels in the target sites are sustainably managed, resilience is improved and long-term productivity is maintained

By 2030, the Harvest Control Rules and Reference Points for  wildlife species (RA 9147) and capture fisheries under (RA 10654) are in place

By 2040, the impacts of climate change are minimized and disaster risks reduced through Nature-based solutions and/or Ecosystem-based approaches, and relevant indigenous knowledge systems and practices

By 2040, the spread of invasive alien species (IAS) reduced by 50% in protected areas

By 2040, wildlife species legally harvested from the wild and bred in captivity are traded within the allowable limits and conditions set by RA 9147 (Wildlife Act)

By 2040, governance and management regimes are improved for threatened species, native crops, livestock, wild relatives, and their genetic resources

By 2040, interoperability of  biodiversity information systems, improved, supported, secured, and accessible to the public

By 2040, at least 30% of degraded terrestrial, inland water, coastal, and marine ecosystems restored/rehabilitated, resulting to enhanced biodiversity, ecosystem functions, ecological integrity, and connectivity

By 2040, financing for biodiversity related Programs/Activities/ Projects (PAPs) increased to support the annual requirement of NBSAP

By 2040, at least 24% of terrestrial and inland water areas, and 16% of coastal and marine areas are effectively conserved and managed

By 2040, at least 24% of terrestrial and inland water, and 16% of marine and coastal areas accomplished biodiversity inclusive spatial analysis and planning

By 2040, reduce nutrient run-off and pesticide-related impacts on non-target organisms and ecosystem by at least 50%