Following this resolution, a process named Streamlining European Biodiversity Indicators 2020 (SEBI) was launched by the European Environmental Agency (EEA) and the European Commission together with other European partners to develop a set of biodiversity indicators with which it would be possible for European countries to follow the progress of the member states towards the UNECE target. The result was a list of 26 indicators, which was published by EEA in 2007, cf. The SEBI indicators were subsequently checked against the 20 Aichi targets and new EU biodiversity targets following the launch of the EU strategy on biodiversity in 2011. It was agreed that the SEBI indicators can be used to measure progress also against these targets.