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  • Introduction
  • Policy background
  • Essential properties of an IAS target
    • (i) It should consider the most significant pathways of introduction and their management
    • (ii) It should take into account which species are the most harmful IAS
    • (iii) It should consider which sites (areas) are the most vulnerable to IAS
    • (iv) It should contain quantitative policy targets
    • (v) It should define indicators to track progress
    • (vi) It should be applicable to medium- (2030) and long-term (2050) time horizons
  • Potential indicators for measuring progress towards the proposed IAS target
    • Trends in the number of IAS introduction events
    • Trends in the impact of IAS on extinction risk
    • Trends in invasive alien vertebrate eradications
    • Legislation, policy and regulations for prevention and control of invasive alien species (IAS)
    • Proposed new indicator: Trends in the numbers and impacts of invasive alien species in countries
  • Relationship of the proposed IAS target with other policies
    • Relationship with other proposed Post-2020 Framework targets
    • Relationship with existing regional and national policies
  • Conclusions and outlook
  • Acknowledgements
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