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Model Contractual Clauses, Codes of Conduct, Guidelines, Best Practices and/or Standard (A19A20)
last updated: 16 Jan 2023
CABI Switzerland's Best Practice for Access and Benefit Sharing Compliance
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- Best practices
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2020-03
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- CABI Swiss Nagoya ABS best practice Mar_2020.pdf ( Nagoya best practice ) [ English ]
Contents
1. CABI’s ABS Policy and Best Practices 1
1.1 How CABI uses genetic material 1
1.2 Benefits CABI provides from its use of genetic material 2
2. Swiss legislation in relation to Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) 2
3. CABI’s Best Practices and implementation in Switzerland 2
3.1 Accessing genetic resources for use (in situ) 3
3.2 Receiving biological and genetic resources from collaborators, collections or other providers (ex situ) 5
3.3 Transferring genetic material and/or resources outside of CABI 5
3.4 Enforcement and compliance 5
Annex 1: A glossary of useful terms and their definitions 6
Annex 2. Decision tree outlining the general steps of the CABI best practice. 8
Annex 3. CABI genetic resources database with an example entry 9
Annex 4. CABI generic MTA for supply of genetic resources 10
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- sectoral
- transfer/exchange of genetic resources
CABI has developed an overall policy and best practice to ensure compliance with the Nagoya Protocol (https://www.cabi.org/news-and-media/2018/conserving-and-using-genetic-resources-as-part-of-cabi-s-commitment-to-the-nagoya-protocol/). In 2018, CABI Switzerland, supported by the Swiss Federal Office of Environment (FOEN), developed potential criteria for the recognition of ABS Best Practices, followed by a a case study to apply suggested criteria. Based on the latter, Best Practices were developed for CABI Switzerland, which were officially recognized by FOEN in March 2020.
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