By 2030, at least 30% of terrestrial and inland water ecosystems in Uganda are conserved through effectively and equitably managed, ecologically representative and well-connected systems of protected areas and other effective area based conservation measures for socio-economic benefit of the population

By 2030, the extinction of known threatened species of plants and animals inside and outside protected areas has been prevented and their conservation status improved

By 2030, the genetic diversity of cultivated plants and domesticated animals including their wild relatives and other socio-economically and culturally valuable species is conserved

By 2030, integrated management plans for areas under agriculture, forestry, fisheries and livestock, including protected areas, are in place and supported by spatial planning technologies and tools

By 2030, invasive alien species harmful to biodiversity, socio-economic transformation and human health are managed

By 2030, the impacts of fisheries activities on fish stocks, species and ecosystems are within safe ecological limits and recovery plans and measures are in place for all depleted species

By 2030, fish are managed and harvested sustainably, legally, overfishing is avoided and recovery plans and measures are in place for all depleted species

By 2030, impacts of extractive industries and energy are mitigated

By 2030, public awareness, education and participation in biotechnology and biosafety are enhanced

By 2030, national capacity for biotechnology applications and use contribute to socio-economic transformation

By 2030, there is increased application and use of biotechnology and its products for socio-economic transformation

By 2030, the national biotechnology and biosafety law in place

By 2030, develop and implement safety protocols for handling, storage and disposal of biotechnology products and waste

By 2030, the Nagoya–Kuala Lumpur Supplementary Protocol on Liability and Redress under the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety in operation and implemented

By 2030, appropriate incentives for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use are in place and applied

By 2030, a well-established framework for implementing the Multilateral System of accessing and sharing of benefits arising from access to genetic resources, and from digital sequence information on genetic resources, as well as traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources, in place and operational

By 2030, at least 2 partnerships established to ensure that wild harvested flora and fauna-based products are sourced sustainably

By 2030, appropriate incentives for biodiversity conservation and sustainable use, including subsidy redesign strategies on the importation, purchase, and use of agrochemicals harmful to biodiversity, are in place and applied

By 2030, a comprehensive National Agroecological Systems Strategy for enhancing the sustainability, resilience, and productivity of smallholder and large-scale farmers established and fully operational

By 2028, biodiversity values integrated into the National Development Plan, Sector Strategic Plans, Local Government Development Plans, Budget Framework Papers, Ministerial Policy Statements, regulatory instruments and budgets.

By 2025 Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning strategy for the implementation of NBSAP III in line with national reporting guidelines reviewed

By 2030, collaboration and partnerships strengthened with private sector, development partners, civil society, IPLCs, cultural and faith-based institutions

By 2030, international cooperation and networking, including south-south cooperation, north-south cooperation, is effective to enhance and foster scientific, technical and communication advancements that support the value of biodiversity conservation and sustainable use

By 2030, knowledge, research and science base relating to biodiversity has been significantly improved, and relevant technologies have been improved, shared and applied

By 2030, basic taxonomic information is packaged in user-friendly formats and widely disseminated, including use of school systems