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# 目標

指標種生物多様性方法論の目標

* 先住民族（IP）および地域社会（LC）主導による種保全のための経済モデルを迅速に実施する。
* 保全の実績が豊富な脆弱層および少数者への参画と資金提供を促進する。
* 透明な成果指標を必要とする企業、慈善家、その他の関係者による自主的な取組を通じて、国際的な生物多様性目標の達成に貢献する。
* 各国の国家保全目標および種リストの達成に貢献する。


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