Actions or Commitments
Convention on Biological Diversity “Cancun Coalitions for Enhanced Implementation” (Multiple-Party Actions or Commitments) Lead Party(ies): Lead Contact: E-mail: Title of Announcement: Website: (if available)
Perú, México Perú: Cinthya Zorrilla Cisneros (INIA) y Tulio Medina (MINAM) México: Romana Alejandra Barrios Perez, Edda Veturia Fernandez Luiselli (SEMARNAT) [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] , [email protected] Towards the Implementation of Aichi Target 13 in centers of origin for food and agriculture countries
COMMITMENTS FOR AICHI BIODIVERSITY TARGETS NUMBER 13 Lead Parties Party
Description of Action(s) and Commitment(s)
Development of proper conditions in order to conserve a representative sample of the national agrobiodiversity species under ex situ conditions, including genetic resources of animals, plants and microorganisms associated. Promotion of research and knowledge generation regarding centers of origin and diversification of species used for food and agriculture, of at least 5 species. Initiate the implementation of a national inventory of species for food and agriculture, along with their wild relatives, to be included in a national database that will allow strategic conservation planning.
PERU
Aichi Biodiv Target
13
13
Identification of Prioritized zones for the conservation of agrobiodiversity (in situ conservation).
National Center of Genetic Resources of the Agrobiodiversity (National Institute of Agricultural Innovation)
Number of databases, Maps and scientific publications
New policies officially published Collaboration and technical assistance agreements
Strengthening south-south collaboration. 13, 7
Implementation of national policies and
Results achieved
Number of recognized agrobiodiversity zones
Development of policies and regulatory frameworks specific to the promotion of centers of origin and diversification.
Time frame, and Indict. 4 years
13
regulatory frameworks that support the maintenance of cultivated plates, their wild relatives and the areas considered as centers of origin and / or genetic diversity1.
MEXICO
4 years
New Decrees officially published
Increasing the knowledge about the locally adapted crop varieties and their wild relatives, aiming to evaluated their extinction risk2
Number of registries in the National databases Species evaluated and officially listed
Promoting the in situ and ex situ conservation schemes and the sustainable use of the native crops through participatory breeding schemes and technological innovation, involving traditional small farmers and indigenous peoples and local communities, supporting them with positive incentives
In situ conservation areas prioritized Number of ex situ entries in germoplasm banks Positive incentives developed.
South-south capacity building cooperation
Support to countries about the Mexico approach.
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Description of Action(s) and Commitment(s)
ECUADOR
Complementary conservation of native agrobiodiversity through the return of germplasm to rural communities, seed exchange fairs, local guarantee systems and biodiverse farms
Agrobiodiversity and seed law that encourages and promotes the conservation and use of agrobiodiversity of plants, as well as the use of quality seed “Centros de Bioconocimiento” or community banks that aim
Relevant Aichi Biodiversity Targets 13
Time Support needed to ensure frame, achievement and Indicators 4 years Number of ex situ entries in germoplasm banks Number of accessions restored Number of biodiversity fairs
New policy in prelegislative consultation process
13
Number of community
1
Visit: http://dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5276453&fecha=02/11/2012 Visit: http://www.biodiversidad.gob.mx/genes/centrosOrigen/proyectosCdeO.html and http://www.biodiversidad.gob.mx/genes/proyectoMaices.html 2
2
to serve and fulfill the rights of rural communities and nature in terms of conservation of agricultural biodiversity, restitution, multiplication of materials and related knowledge, use of resources And their respective training, with the aim of strengthening food security and sovereignty
Identification of Prioritized zones for the conservation of agrobiodiversity (in situ conservation).
banks
13, 7
Number of prioritized zones
[Party 2] {insert rows as needed} PARTNERS
Partner
FAO
DARWIN INITIATIVE
BIOVERSITY INTERNATIONAL
Description of support to be provided FAO supports countries in the implementation of the Global Plans of Action on animal, forest and plant genetic resources as contemplated in the FAO programme of work, its Strategic Framework and its rules. This includes the development of technical guidelines; capacity building, technical and policy support within projects; awareness raising, and monitoring. The databases DAD-IS and WIEWS are global repositories of national animal and plant genetic resources data and used for reporting on Aichi Target 13 and SDG Target 2.5. FAO maintains regional networks through which experiences can be exchanged. The project Safeguarding Mesoamerican crop wild relatives funded by the Darwin Initiative will support this coalition through the implementation of several Aichi Targets. The results of the project will be part of a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the importance of crop wild relatives and their conservation contributing to Aichi Target 1; we will assess the conservation status of at least 250 Mesoamerican crop wild relatives contributing towards Aichi Target 12; areas important for the persistence of crop wild relatives will be identified and management recommendations will be drafted for in situ conservation of crop wild relatives. In addition seed collections will take place in areas where gaps in genetic representation of CWR are identified and accessions will be generated for national seed banks, therefore helping achieve Aichi Target 13. Capacity building
3
Partner
Description of support to be provided
4
Perú, México Perú: Cinthya Zorrilla Cisneros (INIA) y Tulio Medina (MINAM) México: Romana Alejandra Barrios Perez, Edda Veturia Fernandez Luiselli (SEMARNAT) [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] , [email protected] Towards the Implementation of Aichi Target 13 in centers of origin for food and agriculture countries
COMMITMENTS FOR AICHI BIODIVERSITY TARGETS NUMBER 13 Lead Parties Party
Description of Action(s) and Commitment(s)
Development of proper conditions in order to conserve a representative sample of the national agrobiodiversity species under ex situ conditions, including genetic resources of animals, plants and microorganisms associated. Promotion of research and knowledge generation regarding centers of origin and diversification of species used for food and agriculture, of at least 5 species. Initiate the implementation of a national inventory of species for food and agriculture, along with their wild relatives, to be included in a national database that will allow strategic conservation planning.
PERU
Aichi Biodiv Target
13
13
Identification of Prioritized zones for the conservation of agrobiodiversity (in situ conservation).
National Center of Genetic Resources of the Agrobiodiversity (National Institute of Agricultural Innovation)
Number of databases, Maps and scientific publications
New policies officially published Collaboration and technical assistance agreements
Strengthening south-south collaboration. 13, 7
Implementation of national policies and
Results achieved
Number of recognized agrobiodiversity zones
Development of policies and regulatory frameworks specific to the promotion of centers of origin and diversification.
Time frame, and Indict. 4 years
13
regulatory frameworks that support the maintenance of cultivated plates, their wild relatives and the areas considered as centers of origin and / or genetic diversity1.
MEXICO
4 years
New Decrees officially published
Increasing the knowledge about the locally adapted crop varieties and their wild relatives, aiming to evaluated their extinction risk2
Number of registries in the National databases Species evaluated and officially listed
Promoting the in situ and ex situ conservation schemes and the sustainable use of the native crops through participatory breeding schemes and technological innovation, involving traditional small farmers and indigenous peoples and local communities, supporting them with positive incentives
In situ conservation areas prioritized Number of ex situ entries in germoplasm banks Positive incentives developed.
South-south capacity building cooperation
Support to countries about the Mexico approach.
{insert rows as needed} Implementing Parties: Party
Description of Action(s) and Commitment(s)
ECUADOR
Complementary conservation of native agrobiodiversity through the return of germplasm to rural communities, seed exchange fairs, local guarantee systems and biodiverse farms
Agrobiodiversity and seed law that encourages and promotes the conservation and use of agrobiodiversity of plants, as well as the use of quality seed “Centros de Bioconocimiento” or community banks that aim
Relevant Aichi Biodiversity Targets 13
Time Support needed to ensure frame, achievement and Indicators 4 years Number of ex situ entries in germoplasm banks Number of accessions restored Number of biodiversity fairs
New policy in prelegislative consultation process
13
Number of community
1
Visit: http://dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5276453&fecha=02/11/2012 Visit: http://www.biodiversidad.gob.mx/genes/centrosOrigen/proyectosCdeO.html and http://www.biodiversidad.gob.mx/genes/proyectoMaices.html 2
2
to serve and fulfill the rights of rural communities and nature in terms of conservation of agricultural biodiversity, restitution, multiplication of materials and related knowledge, use of resources And their respective training, with the aim of strengthening food security and sovereignty
Identification of Prioritized zones for the conservation of agrobiodiversity (in situ conservation).
banks
13, 7
Number of prioritized zones
[Party 2] {insert rows as needed} PARTNERS
Partner
FAO
DARWIN INITIATIVE
BIOVERSITY INTERNATIONAL
Description of support to be provided FAO supports countries in the implementation of the Global Plans of Action on animal, forest and plant genetic resources as contemplated in the FAO programme of work, its Strategic Framework and its rules. This includes the development of technical guidelines; capacity building, technical and policy support within projects; awareness raising, and monitoring. The databases DAD-IS and WIEWS are global repositories of national animal and plant genetic resources data and used for reporting on Aichi Target 13 and SDG Target 2.5. FAO maintains regional networks through which experiences can be exchanged. The project Safeguarding Mesoamerican crop wild relatives funded by the Darwin Initiative will support this coalition through the implementation of several Aichi Targets. The results of the project will be part of a publicity campaign to raise awareness of the importance of crop wild relatives and their conservation contributing to Aichi Target 1; we will assess the conservation status of at least 250 Mesoamerican crop wild relatives contributing towards Aichi Target 12; areas important for the persistence of crop wild relatives will be identified and management recommendations will be drafted for in situ conservation of crop wild relatives. In addition seed collections will take place in areas where gaps in genetic representation of CWR are identified and accessions will be generated for national seed banks, therefore helping achieve Aichi Target 13. Capacity building
3
Partner
Description of support to be provided
4
