As part of the negotiations on the mechanism that will accompany the future global framework for biodiversity, which will be adopted in November 2020 in Kunming at COP15, it is important to defend and position the new Bioland tool. Indeed, two major challenges are at the heart of the discussions currently at the heart of the discussions, which determine the success of the new global framework and the objectives that will be set there:

- the need to involve as many non-state actors as possible;

-the need to allow regular and accurate monitoring, on the basis of determined indicators.