Data gaps in key inventories: World Database on Protected Areas, the World Database of Key Biodiversity Areas™, red lists of threatened species and ecosystems, and the Global Biodiversity Information Facility

Data on the interrelationships between gender equality, nature and nature’s contributions to people

Data on the benefits to human mental health from exposure to natural environments

Data and information on NCP 9: the role of nature and nature’s contributions to people in mitigating or reducing vulnerability to disasters

Monitoring of many listed species in the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora

d) Better data on the global extent and forms of wildlife trafficking and its impacts on nature and nature’s contributions to people

Indicators that reflect the heterogeneity of indigenous peoples and local communities

Data to assess how progress in achieving goals and targets affects indigenous peoples and local communities, either in positive or in negative ways

Systematic indicators to report the status and trends for categories of nature’s contributions to people

Disaggregated data on the impacts that nature has on good quality of life, particularly across regions, societies, governance systems, and ecosystems