The National Biodiversity Action Plan (2023-2027) consists of three strategies and twelve targets:

1. Strategy 1 focuses on strengthening conservation efforts by enhancing habitat and key species protection through improved management approaches, expanding protected areas, and developing various measures to safeguard threatened species.
2. Strategy 2 promotes the sustainable and equitable use of biodiversity resources to benefit local communities. This includes sustainable management of agricultural lands, forests, tourism, and fisheries to ensure balanced utilization without harming nature.
3. Strategy 3 integrates biodiversity considerations into national policies, sectoral strategies, planning processes, and development projects by mainstreaming biodiversity into policies and plans across all sectors of development.