Crop Trust Berlin on June 11 2014

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This is the presentation given by Luigi Guarino, Senior Scientist of the Crop Trust, at the 11 June 2014 information event in Berlin co-hosted by GIZ.

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Adapting Crops Needs Diversity

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Conserving Crop Diversity to Use It

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Pieces of the Puzzle

Global Crop Diversity Trust

Global Plan of Action

Information Systems

Svalbard Global Seed Vault

International Collections

International Treaty

onPGRFA

National Collections

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International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources

• Adopted 2001, entered into force 2004

• International collections covered under Article 15

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International Collections

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CGIAR collections, 2013 (number of samples per crop)

– Barley: ICARDA 27,000– Beans: CIAT

36,000– Chickpea: ICARDA + ICRISAT 34,000– Forages: CIAT + ICARDA + ILRI 66,000– Maize: CIMMYT +IITA 28,000– Potato: CIP

7,000– Rice: AfricaRice + IRRI 129,000– Wheat: CIMMYT + ICARDA 167,000

TOTAL for all crops ≈750,000

Approx. 100,000 samples distributed per year

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The Global Crop Diversity Trust

• International organization

– Secretariat in Bonn from January 2013

• Policy framework of International Treaty on PGRFA

– Element of the funding strategy of the Treaty

• Governed by Executive Board

– Treaty, Donors Council, FAO, CGIAR

• Endowment to secure long-term funding

– Project funding to overcome key constraints

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Supporting National Genebanks

REGENERATION• 79,725 regenerated• 86 institutes in 77

countries

SAFETY DUPLICATION• 43,676 accessions• 56 countries• 12 not Treaty parties

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Crop Wild Relatives

Saving diversity that’s been left behind

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Global Gap Analysis

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Genesys: A global information portal for crop diversity

Information Systems

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Svalbard Global Seed Vault

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Photo: Global Crop Diversity Trust; Stattsbygg

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Svalbard Global Seed Vault

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Phillippine National Genebank Typhoon Xangsane, 2006

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More than 820,000 varieties stored in the vault

Seeds from nearly every country in the world deposited by 58 institutes

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Svalbard Global Seed Vault

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Pieces of the Puzzle

Global Crop Diversity Trust

Global Plan of Action

Information Systems

Svalbard Global Seed Vault

International Collections

International Treaty

onPGRFA

National Collections

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Cost of a Global System

Only USD 34 million per year

or an

Endowment Fund of USD 850 million

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Thank you

www.croptrust.org

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