(i) (piloted under Component 4), Conservation, use and PIC/MAT procedures and Community equitable benefit sharing from traditional 1.3 A financial mechanism developed knowledge; to channel and reinvest proceeds from (ii) Establishing ABS agreements towards the community protocols for conservation of biological diversity regulation of access and and sustainable use of its components. benefit sharing from genetic resources and traditional knowledge held by communities; and (iii) Design of financial mechanism to reinvest revenues for ABS agreement to support biodiversity conservation 2. Developing TA An administrative and 2.1 An administrative permitting GEFTF 178,922 1,000,000 administrative permitting system system and check points are measures on ABS established and operating established enabling implementation at the national and of the national ABS law, providing provincial in legal certainty, clarity and compliance with the transparency for commercial and Nagoya Protocol, research purposes. including: 2.2. Improved coordination amongst (i) Clear guidelines for National Competent Authorities and the permitting system for National Focal Point for ABS operationalization; Implementation of ABS legal and framework. (ii) Coordination arrangements for the operationalization of the ABS permitting system among the different national authorities involved on ABS in place 3. Increasing TA 30% increase in 3.1. National Action Plan on Capacity 545,000 1,850,000 awareness and capacities of national Building for Access to Genetic capacity of all and provincial competent Resources and Benefit-Sharing relevant authorities for ABS developed and implemented. stakeholders for implementation as 3.2. Development of a National ABS implementation of measured by UNDP’s Clearing House Mechanism linked to national ABS ABS Capacity national biodiversity database framework Development Scorecard At least 100 staff of 3.3. Awareness raising campaign national and provincial implemented targeted to different competent authorities ABS stakeholders (user, providers, trained in ABS to research institutions, etc.) facilitate the implementation of the national ABS framework 60% of the population of researchers, local communities and relevant private sector targeted by the campaign
(i) Conservation, use and equitable benefit sharing from traditional knowledge; (ii) Establishing community protocols for regulation of access and benefit sharing from genetic resources and traditional knowledge held by communities; and (iii) Design of financial mechanism to reinvest revenues for ABS agreement to support biodiversity conservation (piloted under Component 4), PIC/MAT procedures and Community 1.3 A financial mechanism developed to channel and reinvest proceeds from ABS agreements towards the conservation of biological diversity and sustainable use of its components. 2. Developing administrative measures on ABS TA An administrative and permitting system established and operating at the national and provincial in compliance with the Nagoya Protocol, including: (i) Clear guidelines for the permitting system for ABS operationalization; and (ii) Coordination arrangements for the operationalization of the ABS permitting system among the different national authorities involved on ABS in place 2.1 An administrative permitting system and check points are established enabling implementation of the national ABS law, providing legal certainty, clarity and transparency for commercial and research purposes. 2.2. Improved coordination amongst National Competent Authorities and National Focal Point for Implementation of ABS legal framework. GEFTF 178,922 1,000,000 3. Increasing awareness and capacity of all relevant stakeholders for implementation of national ABS framework TA 30% increase in capacities of national and provincial competent authorities for ABS implementation as measured by UNDP’s ABS Capacity Development Scorecard At least 100 staff of national and provincial competent authorities trained in ABS to facilitate the implementation of the national ABS framework 60% of the population of researchers, local communities and relevant private sector targeted by the campaign 3.1. National Action Plan on Capacity Building for Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit-Sharing developed and implemented. 3.2. Development of a National ABS Clearing House Mechanism linked to national biodiversity database 3.3. Awareness raising campaign implemented targeted to different ABS stakeholders (user, providers, research institutions, etc.) 545,000 1,850,000
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