The second most frequently indicated benefit was enhanced implementation of the conventions (59%). All other main benefit-options listed were ticked by approximately 50% of survey respondents (Graph 12), except for cost and/or resource savings, which was ticked by 40% of survey respondents. Online] Available from: http://biodiversity-l.iisd. Specific fields, where integration has been beneficial according to survey respondents, include: protected areas management, setting national targets or indicators, engaging stakeholders, discussing the Nagoya Protocol (NP), and reducing emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) schemes.