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The Treaty was adopted by the FAO Conference on November 2001 and entered into force on June 2004 – 123 Contracting Parties (Sept 2009)

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Main feature The Treaty's cornerstone is its Multilateral System of ABS which creates a global genepool of distributed worldwide genebanks which agreed to exchange their material (accession) according to conditions (a standard contract) agreed multilaterally

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Page 1: The Treaty was adopted by the FAO Conference on November 2001 and entered into force on June 2004 – 123 Contracting Parties (Sept 2009)

The Treaty was adopted by the FAO Conference on November 2001 and entered into force on June 2004 – 123 Contracting Parties (Sept 2009)

Page 2: The Treaty was adopted by the FAO Conference on November 2001 and entered into force on June 2004 – 123 Contracting Parties (Sept 2009)

The scope of the Treaty is all plant genetic resources for food and agriculture

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Main feature

• The Treaty's cornerstone is its Multilateral System of ABS which creates a global genepool of distributed worldwide genebanks which agreed to exchange their material (accession) according to conditions (a standard contract) agreed multilaterally

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Policy relevance of the Treaty

• the only fully operational, international Access and Benefit-sharing System for plant genetic resources;

• represents the agricultural sector and its specificity within GR policy, while:

• providing innovative instrument to address simultaneously several global challenges:– genetic erosion and biodiversity loss– rural poverty of small-holder farmers – food crisis and escalation of food prices– crop adaptation to climate change– bottom-up approach to development policy in

agriculture• becoming a model for numerous other sectors, eg. WHO,

UNCLOS, etc;

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ITPGRFA

ConstituentRelationshipManagement

CPs Profile

CPsList

NFPs List

Correspondenceand workflow

CPsSubmissions

Site content: GB-FS-MLS-FR MEDIA

ROOM

Our CorePublications

FAQs

PhotoGallery

Events

Contacts lists

Newsletter

Notifications &distribution lists

MeetingManagement

List of Meetings

Meeting docs

Funding contacts&

prospects

TravelMeeting Organizer

Libraryand

Documentation

ProjectManagement

Ask the TREATY

News

Video Gallery

Virtual Library

Budget and

Finance

Status ofContributions

Roster of Consultants

ConsultantContracts

Staff actions

Back OfficeReport

PressDossier

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Three sets of information

Information about plant genetic resources (documentation of GR in the MLS and their characteristics)

To document and make visible the plant genetic resources in the system

Information about agreements entered into and the material transferred (SMTA), which includes the minimum information legally needed to initiate a dispute settlement procedure

Feedback information about use of the material (Non-commercial benefit-sharing)

To feed non-confidential research information back to the system

To facilitate exchange by lowering the transaction costs of acquiring this information and provide legal effectiveness to the Third Party Beneficiary

Who?

Who?

Who?

Provider

GB/ITS

Recipient

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Data Store

Permanent Identifier Server‘PID’

Data Store A secured data store will receive through the upload webpage the SMTA reports. This component is still under development.

Permanent Identifier Server PID Server is used to obtain Permanent Identifiers (PIDs) by natural and legal persons participating in Standard Material Transfer Agreements (SMTAs).

UPLOADWEB INTERFACE

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Provider Web Site

A provider web site providing simple search functionalities to allow the selection of accessions anda germplasm request process.

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Provider Web Site

Ordering Tool Kit ‘OTK’

An Ordering Tool Kit Web sitewas design linked to provider site. The ‘OTK’ allows users to proceed withtheir germplasm request following the SMTAprinciples.

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Provider Web Site

Ordering Tool Kit ‘OTK’

Permanent Identifier Server‘PID’

Permanent Identifier Server PID Server is used to obtain Permanent Identifiers (PIDs) by natural and legal persons wishing to participate in Standard Material Transfer Agreements (SMTAs).

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Provider Web Site

Ordering Tool Kit ‘OTK’

Data Store

Permanent Identifier Server‘PID’

Data Store A secured data store will receive from existing ‘OTK’ or other implementation the SMTA reports. This component is still under development.

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ALIS - Global facilitated accessALIS - Global facilitated access

GlobalALIS

GenebankInformationsystems

GRINEURISCOSINGER

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Accession level information, incl. mapping and environmental links

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Provides:• a single gateway to access the world’s

significant collections;• appropriate information to facilitate

utilization and conservation;• functionality to request accessions from

providers in compliance with the MLS and SMTA

ALIS – ALIS – accession level information systemaccession level information system

A new, global way to gather information about accessions in A new, global way to gather information about accessions in genebanks genebanks ANDAND make it available for access and benefit sharing in make it available for access and benefit sharing in the multilateral systemthe multilateral system