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Opportunities and Challenges of the Nagoya Protocol
for microbial Culture Collections
Advancing implementation of the Nagoya Protocol Brussels, 21-23 November 2017
Philippe Desmeth MOSAICC, MOSAICS & TRUST Coordinator
WFCC Past President 2010-2017
Mission of Culture [of microorganisms] Collections
Opportunities
Challenges
Initiatives related to CBD and Nagoya Protocol implementation
OUTLINE
Mission of Culture [of microorganisms] Collections
Opportunities
Challenges
Initiatives related to CBD and Nagoya Protocol implementation
OUTLINE
Micro-biological Resources
& Services
Data (raw & processed data)
CULTURE COLLECTIONS PROVIDE
Legal &
Administrative
package Scientific & technical package
Biological
Resources Data
Services +
after sales
All Inclusive Solutions for Biotech
CULTURE COLLECTIONS PROVIDE
Fit for Purpose - Fit for Use Solutions
COLLECTIONS Micro-Biological
Resource Centre
Users want Easy access Quality material Legal certainty
IPR
Quality assurance
Safe & Legitimate access
Research
Commons
CBD / NP
Biosafety Biosecurity
Warranty
Providers want
Acknowledgment Preservation Benefit Sharing
Legal Processing => to facilitate access /organize access
Bundle of
rights
Mission of Culture [of microorganisms] Collections
Opportunities
Challenges
Initiatives related to CBD and Nagoya Protocol implementation
OUTLINE
Improve the administrative workflow
Improve & standardize the contracts
Automatic processing
via interoperability & interconnectivity
OPPORTUNITIES
Mission of Culture [of microorganisms] Collections
Opportunities
Challenges
Initiatives related to CBD and Nagoya Protocol implementation
OUTLINE
EU Regulation 511/2014
Article 4 Obligations of Users
4.1 Users shall exercise due diligence
4.3 Certificate of compliance or minimum information
=> Minimum Data Set
CHALLENGES
=> Link source(s) to final outcome(s)
=> Data necessary to track Microbial Genetic Resources
MINIMUM INFORMATION
WHAT
WHEN
WHERE
FROM WHOM
TO WHOM (confidential)
NAGOYA
PROTOCOL
Minimum Data Set (MDS)
What
Ecological, biological sample
Isolated specimen, e.g. : krill, microbial strain, plankton
Accurate identification
Appropriate techniques
Appropriate labelling
Globally Unique Identifier (GUID)
? !
Mission of Culture [of microorganisms] Collections
Opportunities
Challenges
Initiatives related to CBD and Nagoya Protocol implementation
OUTLINE
December 1993 CBD comes into force
April 2002 Bonn Guidelines on ABS
October 2014 Nagoya Protocol comes into force
MOSAICC (1999) Basic procedures
Standard contract (Material Transfer Agreement)
MOSAICS (2005) Global Unique Identifiers (GUID)
Value of Microbial Diversity
Bundle of Rights, Microbial Commons
TRUST (2015) Global Catalogue of Microorganisms
Linkage with ABS Clearing House (ABSCH)
Updated Model contracts MTA & MAA
Specific procedures (basic research, emergencies,
regularization)
PROACTIVE STRATEGY
Nagoya Protocol
SOLUTION DRIVEN STRATEGY
Article 17c Use of cost-effective communication tools and systems
=> Global Catalogue of Microorganisms(GCM)
Article 19 Model contractual clauses
=> MDA, MTA
Article 20 Codes of Conduct, Guidelines and Best Practices
and/or Standards
=> MOSAICC, TRUST, NIEMA
Article 22 Capacity
=> GCM Capacity building programme
TRansparent User-friendly System of Transfer
Micro-Organisms Sustainable use and Access regulation International Code of Conduct
MOSAICC
TRUST
System
MOSAICC
MINE
TRUST
Administrative Guidelines, Documents & Procedures
= Legal processing (MOSAICC based)
Two parts system
Global Catalogue of Microorganisms (GCM)
= Technical processing
Operating
Nagoya Protocol
in Microbiology
MOSAICC Guidelines
TRUST System
ADMINISTRATIVE PATHWAY
&
A
B
C
D
www.wdcm.org
Directory of CC & ID system
Data processing
Cataloguing - Access Supporting Uses
739 collections
75 countries
> 117 catalogues
> 46 countries
Worldwide Strategy – ICT Infrastructure
Linking with
culture collections
www.wdcm.org
Directory of CC & ID system
Data processing
Cataloguing - Access Supporting Uses
739 collections
75 countries
> 117 catalogues
> 46 countries
Worldwide Strategy – ICT Infrastructure
Facilitating access to
microorganisms
www.wdcm.org
Directory of CC & ID system
Data processing
Cataloguing - Access Supporting Uses
739 collections
75 countries
> 117 catalogues
> 46 countries
Worldwide Strategy – ICT Infrastructure
Access to
Data & Information
CBD and Nagoya Protocol may be opportunities to improve global working of microbial culture collections
But over-regulation may
- stall operations of culture collections
- disrupt collaboration among scientists
CONCLUSIONS
COST may exceed BENEFIT
Risk
Focusing only on the Nagoya Protocol
may be prejudicial to the 2 other CBD objectives
CONCLUSIONS
3 Objectives
Utilization Conservation
Benefit Sharing