@prefix rdfs: . @prefix kmgbf: . @prefix skos: . @prefix schema: . @prefix owl: . @prefix ns0: . @prefix dc: . rdfs:comment "The international organization responsible for compiling and reporting data for this indicator, as designated in the KMGBF monitoring framework guidance (CBD/COP/16/INF/3/Rev.1, field 10a). Parallel to sdg:custodianAgency in the UN SDG ontology."@en ; rdfs:label "custodian agency"@en . kmgbf:kmgbfScheme a skos:ConceptScheme ; skos:prefLabel "Objetivos y metas del MCBKM"@es, "Objectifs et cibles du CBDMK"@fr, "KMGBF Goals and Targets"@en, "Marco Mundial de Biodiversidad de Kunming-Montreal"@es, "Cadre mondial de la biodiversite de Kunming-Montreal"@fr, "Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework"@en . kmgbf:indicatorScheme a skos:ConceptScheme ; skos:prefLabel "KMGBF Monitoring Framework Indicators"@en . skos:prefLabel rdfs:subPropertyOf schema:name . skos:notation rdfs:subPropertyOf schema:identifier . rdfs:comment "The unique identifier for the indicator following official patterns: {Goal/Target}.{number} for headline (e.g., A.1, 1.1), {Goal/Target}.b for binary (e.g., B.b, 1.b), {Goal/Target}.CT.{number} for component (e.g., A.CT.1, 2.CT.1), {Goal/Target}.CY.{number} for complementary (e.g., A.CY.1, 1.CY.1)."@en ; rdfs:label "código del indicador"@es, "code de l'indicateur"@fr, "indicator code"@en ; rdfs:subPropertyOf skos:notation . rdfs:comment "Links an indicator to the goal(s) or target(s) for which it serves as a headline indicator. Headline indicators are primary quantitative indicators that all Parties are requested to use in their national reports (Annex I of Decision 16/31)."@en ; rdfs:label "es indicador principal para"@es, "est l'indicateur principal pour"@fr, "is headline indicator for"@en . a owl:Class ; rdfs:label "Indicador"@es, "Indicateur"@fr, "Indicator"@en . kmgbf:indicator_7.2 a , skos:Concept ; ns0:custodianAgency "Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)" ; ns0:indicatorCode "7.2" ; ns0:isHeadlineFor kmgbf:target_7 ; dc:source "https://www.cbd.int/doc/decisions/cop-16/cop-16-dec-31-en.pdf" ; skos:broader kmgbf:target_7 ; skos:definition "Aggregated Total Applied Toxicity (ATAT) is defined as a component of risks to ecological communities based on the combined impacts to key species groups from the annual outdoor, agricultural, forestry and public health use of total pesticides in active ingredients for the following categories of pesticides: fungicides, bactericides, herbicides, insecticides, molluscicides, plant growth regulators, seed treatment fungicides, seed treatment insecticides, mineral oils, rodenticides, disinfectants, and other pesticides (not elsewhere specified); and normalized by the area of cropland (which is the sum of arable land and land under permanent crops), treated plantation forests, and reported areas applied for vector control (i.e. outdoor public health). Microbial biopesticides will not be considered among pesticide types because these are target-specific pathogens, that do not leave residues, and with modes of action that do not include contact toxicity (Ayilara et al. 2023). ATAT indicates large-scale temporal trends in how changes in pesticide use and associated toxicities are reflected in different species groups. The ATAT amalgamates the risks from applied pesticides to individual species groups as a single community effect. It is proposed that this might also be weighted based on species richness and proportional endemicities within each species group considered, following further review and testing."@en ; skos:hiddenLabel "Aggregated Total Applied Toxicity (ATAT) is defined as a component of risks to ecological communities based on the combined impacts to key species groups from the annual outdoor, agricultural, forestry and public health use of total pesticides in active ingredients for the following categories of pesticides: fungicides, bactericides, herbicides, insecticides, molluscicides, plant growth regulators, seed treatment fungicides, seed treatment insecticides, mineral oils, rodenticides, disinfectants, and other pesticides (not elsewhere specified); and normalized by the area of cropland (which is the sum of arable land and land under permanent crops), treated plantation forests, and reported areas applied for vector control (i.e. outdoor public health). Microbial biopesticides will not be considered among pesticide types because these are target-specific pathogens, that do not leave residues, and with modes of action that do not include contact toxicity (Ayilara et al. 2023). ATAT indicates large-scale temporal trends in how changes in pesticide use and associated toxicities are reflected in different species groups. The ATAT amalgamates the risks from applied pesticides to individual species groups as a single community effect. It is proposed that this might also be weighted based on species richness and proportional endemicities within each species group considered, following further review and testing."@en ; skos:inScheme kmgbf:kmgbfScheme, kmgbf:indicatorScheme ; skos:notation "7.2" ; skos:prefLabel "Concentración de plaguicidas en el medio ambiente y/o toxicidad total aplicada sin desglosar"@es, "Concentration de l’environnement en pesticides et/ou toxicité totale appliquée agrégée"@fr, "Pesticide environment concentration and/or aggregated total applied toxicity"@en . kmgbf:target_7 a ns0:Target, skos:Concept ; ns0:hasHeadlineIndicator kmgbf:indicator_7.2 ; skos:narrower kmgbf:indicator_7.2 ; skos:prefLabel "Meta 7"@es, "Cible 7"@fr, "Target 7"@en .