1. Present project results with development partners and pitch for a full-scale capacity development project for monitoring sustainable development involving ISPONRE as a knowledge manager and technical capacity building and training supporter

2. UNDP/GOV/GEF to use project results to advocate further work on a full set of environmental management indicators (using Rio Conventions as benchmark standards) and for developing a monitoring system including information management for sustainable development in Viet Nam using the three Rio Conventions and SDG as an entry point to advance “knowledge and monitoring” work already started.

3. Partner with the academic community and the education ministry to develop a training package for ecosystem services and integrated planning for public servants and for public at large.

4. Dissemination and communications strategy for knowledge products

5. Take forward the natural capital learning platform and host activities for broader public and private sector awareness of the three Rio Conventions and SDGs and building national monitoring systems. Take forward work on the natural capital platform as potential learning platform.

6. Involve key actors and sectors in designing and implementing the follow-up initiative that includes planning, education, financial, and industry ministries in activities. New project can lead from behind, i.e. build capacity for policy actions with these ministries on board and if they are actively involved in capacity development activities.