All requests for public or commercial use and translation rights should be submitted to rights@oecd.org. The Plan, formulated by the National Centre for Strategic Planning (CEPLAN), identifies biodiversity, along with water, soil, forests and hydro-biological resources, as a key natural resource for the country’s development (CEPLAN, 2011). The Plan elaborates biodiversity-specific goals, priority actions, indicators and targets, and includes cost estimates to implement the underlying programmes. The main aim of the PNDP is to achieve sustainable economic growth, through reduced dependence on natural resources, and increased productivity and formal employment (PRODUCE, 2014). The Plan recognises the importance of more effective use of natural resources, including biodiversity and forests, as a driver for the country’s economic growth. The PNDP also makes a reference to the National Environmental Action Plan and one of its five strategic objectives is “to achieve eco-efficient and competitive development of the public and private sectors, promoting national and international economic and environmental potential and opportunities".