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last updated: 03 Nov 2016
General information
Access to Genetic Resources and Community Knowledge and Community Rights Proclamation (Proclamation No. 482/2006)

The objective of the ABS law is to ensure that the country and its communities obtain fair and equitable share from the benefits arising out of the use of genetic resources so as to promote the conservation and sustainable utilization of the country's biodiversity resources.

The ABS law apply on access to genetic resources found in in-situ or ex-situ conditions and community knowledge.The ABS law do not apply to the customary use and exchange of genetic resources and community knowledge by and among Ethiopian local communities and sale of produce of biological resources for direct consumption, that do not involve the use of the genetic resource.

National / Federal
Legally binding
27 Feb 2006
Law
Yes
Article 16 - Contents of Access Agreement- contains 13 clauses to be included in an access agreement detailed on sub-article 1-13
Document details
Amendments
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Regulatory contact information
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Competent National Authority:
Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute (EBI) ()
P.O. Box 30724
Addis Ababa, Addis Ababa
P.O. Box 30724, Ethiopia
Phone: +251-916458972,
Fax: +251 11661 3722,
Amendments
Relationships
Elements of the measure Collapse All Expand All
  SCOPE OF THE MEASURE
  Genetic Resources
-   All types of genetic resources - found in - All areas of access of the genetic resource (Article 4.1)
  Traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources ( Article 4.1 and Article 14.2 )
  ACCESS
  Access to genetic resources
  For commercial use ( Regulation No. 169/2009 part 2 section 1 )
  For non-commercial use ( Regulation No. 169/2009 part 2 section 2 )
  Access to traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources, including prior informed consent or approval or involvement
  For commercial use ( Regulation No. 169/2009 part 2 section 1 )
  For non-commercial use ( Regulation No. 169/2009 part 2 section 2 )
  Established rules and procedures for mutually agreed terms ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 16.1-13 )
  Any other element relevant to access
-  the access provision shall not apply to the customary use and exchange of genetic resources and community knowledge by and among Ethiopian local communities (Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 4.2(a))
-  the access provision shall not apply to the sale of produce of biological resources for direct consumption, that do not involve the use of genetic resource thereof (Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 4.2(b))
  BENEFIT-SHARING
  Monetary benefits ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 19.1-5 )
  Non-monetary benefits ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 19.6-12 )
  For commercial use ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 19.1-12 )
  For non-commercial use ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 19.6-12 )
  COMPLIANCE
  Issues related to monitoring the utilization of genetic resources (Article 17) ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 20.1 )
  Compliance with mutually agreed terms (Article 18) ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 21 )
  RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS
  Plant genetic resources for food and agriculture exchanged using the standard material transfer agreement of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture ( Regulation No. 169/2009 Article 14-20 )
  OTHER
  Competent national authority/ies ( Proclamation No.482/2006 Article 11 and 27 )
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