NBSAPs

National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs)

What's New?

First "NBSAP Dialogue" held in Manila from 14 to 17 August 2023 for ASEAN Member States and Timor-Leste

NBSAP Forum 2.0 launched on the International Day for Biodiversity 2023

Decision 15/6 on mechanisms for planning, monitoring, reporting and review requests Parties to submit revised or updated NBSAPs, including national targets, by COP-16, following the guidance provided in annex I of the decision, aligned with the goals and targets of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Parties not in a position to do so are requested to submit their national targets, as a standalone submission, by COP-16, in advance of submission of their full NBSAP.

Activities are currently being undertaken by the Secretariat to update the online reporting tool located on the CBD CHM to support online submission of national targets, due by 2016, and of the seventh and eighth national reports due respectively in 2026 and 2029.

COP-15, CP-MOP-10 and NP-MOP-4 decisions containing requests related to NBSAPs

To date, in accordance with Article 6 of the Convention, 194 of 196 (99%) Parties have developed at least one NBSAP. More »

Latest submissions

28 August 2023 - Hungary's National Biodiversity Strategy until 2030 (Hungarian version) (Summary)
11 July 2023 - Japan's National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan 2023-2030 (Japanese version) (Summary)
30 January 2023 - Spain's Strategic Plan on Natural Heritage and Biodiversity to 2030 (Plan estratégico estatal del patrimonio natural y de la biodiversidad a 2030) (Summary)

Aichi Biodiversity Targets webpages

These webpages present data drawn from the online 6NRs related to the implementation status of each global target. Examples of measures and outcomes drawn respectively from post-COP10 NBSAPs and 6NRs, from each UN region, are also provided. Various resources that can assist Parties and stakeholders in implementing each global target are highlighted as well.

NBSAP Status

Conduct a global keyword search of NBSAPs and National Reports in seconds using a Google search tool!

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Data Reporting Tool for MEAs (DaRT)

DaRT is the first tool supporting Parties to effectively use synergies in the field of knowledge and information management for national reporting to biodiversity-related conventions. DaRT is being developed by UNEP, with the support of SCBD, and was endorsed by the InforMEA Initiative which brings together MEAs. It is financially supported by the European Union and Switzerland. Click here for further details. See also SBI-3 information document prepared on DaRT.

Bioland Tool

The Bioland Tool is a turnkey solution that can be used by all countries, no matter what capacity constraints they are faced with, to establish a basic operational national CHM website which, among other things, can effectively facilitate NBSAP implementation. This turnkey solution uses the Drupal content management system (CMS) and is available at no cost to countries. Click here to see a demonstration of the Bioland Tool. Countries interested in making use of the Bioland Tool should contact the CBD Secretariat at secretariat@cbd.int.