Some tend to focus more on sectors, w'hereas others emphasise both national and sector mainstreaming. A more recently used term, “reciprocal mainstreaming” (IIED, 2015), emphasises that biodiversity considerations should be integrated into other development agendas, and that development considerations should be integrated into biodiversity objectives. In this report, the term “mainstreaming” is used to refer to reciprocal mainstreaming, covering both processes and outcomes, and focuses on both national and sector entry points. Mainstreaming might also refer to including biodiversity considerations in poverty reduction plans and national sustainable development plans” (CBD, 2014).