20% seems really low, but I guess it's better than 0%
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But 20% within 6 years seems absurdly high. Unless 25%+ of the land is already designated as 'nature' then all they need to do is not turn it into a parking lot. Still a pretty big ask.
Not enough to achieve something, but enough to pretend that it might do something.
“If you have an outcome-based approach and you do not reach the goals, then you have to apply additional measures […] whereas now you say okay, I tried, but unfortunately, it didn’t turn out the way I wanted to,” Paulus explained.
Politicians and producers love good ideas that will attract the public's attention, but should be tweaked just enough to not be executed as intended.