Introduction to Access and Benefit-Sharing and the Nagoya Protocol: What DNA Barcoding Researchers Need to Know

Kate Davis; Alex Borisenko

doi:10.3897/ab.e22579

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Foreword
Acknowledgments
I. Introduction
- 1. DNA-based Approaches as Tools for the Convention on Biological Diversity Implementation
  - a. DNA-barcoding and the Global Taxonomy Initiative
- 2. Access and Benefit-Sharing and the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Biodiversity
- 3. DNA Barcoding and Access and Benefit-Sharing
II. An Overview of Access and Benefit-Sharing
- 1. What are genetic resources in the context of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Nagoya Protocol
- 2. Who are the actors in Access and Benefit-Sharing
- 3. The ABCs of ABS
  - a. “A” is for Access
  - b. “B” is for Benefit-sharing
  - c. “C” is for Compliance
III. Access and Benefit-Sharing and DNA barcoding: Practical Aspects
- 1. The relevance of DNA Barcoding to Access and Benefit-Sharing regulations
- 2. Access
  - a. Access to Genetic Materials: Acquisition and Transfer
  - b. Fieldwork
  - c. Simplified Access Procedures
  - d. Non-commercial vs. Commercial Use and Change of Intent
  - e. Using the ABS Clearing-House to Find Information
  - f. Third Party Transfers – Acquisition from Other Sources
- 3. Benefit-sharing
  - a. Benefit-sharing in Practice
  - b. What Benefits Can Be Shared by Researchers
- 4. Compliance
  - a. How DNA Barcoders Can Comply with Access and Benefit-Sharing Requirements
  - b. Complying with Access and Benefit-Sharing Requirements when Material is Received by Third Party Transfer
  - c. Curation and Data Management
- 5. Access and Benefit-Sharing and Unique Attributes of DNA Barcoding
  - a. Access and Benefit-Sharing Tools for DNA barcoding researchers
  - b. Codes of Conduct and Other Guidance
  - c. Template Agreements
Annex I
Annex II
- Canadian Centre for DNA Barcoding (CCDB)/Biodiversity Institute of Ontario Biological Material Analysis Agreement (BMAA) outlining standard Biological Material Transfer Conditions
  - Work Description and Pricing for Molecular Analysis – Research Projects
  - Data Ownership and Usage – Research Projects
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