The 13th FYP (2016-20) reiterates this commitment by including “improvement in ecological environment” as a central goal with dedicated targets and indicators. Brazil’s federal development plan, Plano Plurianual (2016-2019), includes “conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity” as one of the core programmes, detailing a number of objectives, sub-goals and initiatives. In Mexico, since 2007, the government has included mainstreaming of environmental concerns as a necessary strategy for achieving sustainable development. Both the 2007-12 NDP and the 2013-18 NDP refer to biodiversity under various action items, most notably in the section on green and inclusive growth (OECD, 2013b). However, no targets and indicators are specified. The current short-term plan, the Framework for Economic and Social Reforms (FESR) (2012-15), includes a short section on environmental protection more broadly, with a single reference to biodiversity.