Identify by 2025 and eliminating, phasing out or reforming incentives, including subsidies, harmful to biodiversity, in a manner proportionate, fair, equitable, effective and equitable, reducing them substantially and progressively in at least $ 500 billion of the united States by 2030, starting with the incentives that are most harmful, and extend the positive incentives for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity.

Note by the Secretariat:  This guidance material provides an overview of the target by a brief introduction of key terms, highlighting some of the implications for the establishment of national targets and providing key points and questions guidance for their consideration as part of the exercises of establishment of national targets. It also identifies the indicators to monitor the progress and the resources that could help with the establishment and implementation of national goals. This material should be considered a work in progress and will be updated regularly with the contributions of the Parties and organizations associated with the light of the experiences with its use. This information is intended to serve as a resource to the Parties and others might wish to consider as they implement the Global Framework for Biodiversity. It does not replace or qualify  the decisions 15/4  or  15/5 .