This sustainable development impact said the breadth of ways in which biodiversity in DongNaTard can support the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG1, SDG2,SDG5, SDG13, SDG15, SDG16, SDG17) as a basis for exploring scientific evidence of the benefits delivered by biodiversity.. It focuses on gender-responsive action that provide examples of biodiversity conservation directly deliver benefits that may contribute to the achievement of individual SDGs. It also considers the biodiversity’s direct contributions to fulfilling some SDGs may indirectly support the achievement of other SDGs to which biodiversity does not contribute directly. How the attributes for example, diversity, abundance or composition of biological diversity components influence the benefits delivered to indiginous people,. While acknowledging potential negative impacts and trade-offs between different benefits, that biodiversity may contribute to positive impact of all SDGs above-mentioned.

RESILIENCE, ADAPTABILITY, AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY

In order to address ecological and social resilience and adaptation, the project model was linked with ecosystem structures , ecosystem services, and human well-being . By applying the ecosystem services framework as the adaptive management of CoDA which investigate whether villagers have been resilient and able to recover from social and environmental changes . The selected indicators of project represent the different system stages within this conceptual model. The species indicator represents one of the internal and external pressures . The diversity of plants and wild life were used to indicate ecosystem structures . The indicator multi-functionality of forests refers to the variety of ecosystem services provided to humans by agroforestry in the woodlots, an important landscape component in DongNaTard. Further indicators of impacts in the system are food self-sufficiency, and profitability, defined as the monetary benefits that result from the ecosystem services.

REDUCED INEQUALITIES

Before in Phonsim, the inequality and social inclusion such as youth, elders, indigenous people and other handicaped persons emerged as a central issue due to the increasing inhabitants whose inequalities in income and wealth cause economic instability, social problems, and create a barrier to the adoption of pro-environment strategies and behaviour. Social and economic inequalities undermine social participation, contribute to environmental problems and prevent nations, communities and individuals from flourishing. This applies to both the poor and, perhaps surprisingly, also to the rich in phonsim community. Levels of social cohesion, including trust and social capital, are lower in more unequal societies. Indicators of women’s status and equality also tend to be worse. Social mobility is restricted by inequality. Till now CoDA promotes the equality of opportunity increased by greater equality of outcomes implemented by this project. More equal participants tend to have higher rates of innovation, probably resulted in active social mobility. Poverty reduction is compromised by income inequality. The CoDA reduces inequality and bolstering longer-term economic growth may be “joining biodiversity conservation ”. More equal marginalized groups accept environmental agreements highly. The social inclusion enhances the cooperation between city, province and the development of national environmental agreements on biodiversity is succesful step by step

GENDER EQUALITY

In communal development, gender equality is not only a fundamental human right, but a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable country. There has been progress over the last year, but the phonsim community is not on track to achieve gender equality continuously. The project means the gender equality strengthened and enhanced in a fair manner. For example the progress in many areas, including ecosystem are participated by wives and husbands in most of families notably gender-responsive biodiversity protection, scales up step by step. Through women’s leadership, ownership and partnership in responding to biodiversity losses, they still help men in securing the decision-making positions they deserve. CoDA conducts awareness raising on biodiversity conservation through educating the importance and significance of environment, forest and biological diversity for Phonsim women. After innovative activities women choose only branches and twigs used as firewood, bamboo including its shoots only harvested for household consumption but for commercial purpose not permitted. And they can warn their husbands to conserve queen’s crape myrtle (Lagerstroemia speciosa) and wild orchids not harvested for sale. Their husbands are warned not for starting fires for wildlife,shooting wildlife and fishing methods of electrocution, or poison are prohibited especially in conservation zones as their wives understood, approved and joined .