Notification 2024-115

The multilateral mechanism for the fair and equitable sharing of benefits from the use of digital sequence information on genetic resources, including a global fund ("The Cali Fund"): Submission of views on possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible


Dear Sir or Madam,

 

As noted in notification 2024-113, at its sixteenth meeting, by decision 16/2, the Conference of the Parties adopted the modalities for operationalizing the multilateral mechanism for benefit-sharing from the use of digital sequence information on genetic resources, including the global fund, which are set out in the annex to the decision, and decided that the global fund will be known as the Cali Fund for the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits from the Use of Digital Sequence Information on Genetic Resources. By the same decision, Parties also set out some intersessional work.

 

In particular, the Conference of the Parties, in decision 16/2, decided to explore possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible in a transparent and accountable manner to all Parties.

 

Parties, other Governments, indigenous peoples and local communities, and relevant organizations are invited to submit their views on this issue as soon as possible but no later than 4 April 2025,  through the central portal of the clearing-house mechanism using the following link: https://chm.cbd.int/submit/submission/new?notification=2024-115. Should technical problems prevent the use of the clearing-house mechanism, contributions may be sent through an official letter addressed to the Executive Secretary, by e-mail to secretariat@cbd.int .

 

The Secretariat will make all views received available online and will prepare a synthesis of the views and commission a study on the matter. The Secretariat will make the synthesis and study available to the Subsidiary Body on Implementation for consideration at its sixth meeting, so that the Subsidiary Body can make recommendations to the Conference of the Parties.

 

Please note that this notification is part of a series of four notifications on digital sequence information on genetic resources (see also notifications 2024-113, 2024-114, and 2024-116).

 

Please accept, Sir, Madam, the assurances of my highest consideration.

 

(Signed) Astrid Schomaker 
Executive Secretary
 

To: CBD national focal points, ABS national focal points, indigenous peoples and local communities and relevant organizations

2024-12-10

Action required by 2025-04-04

Submission received: 19

Subject(s): Digital sequence information on genetic resources

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Submissions

Parties

1.
2025-03-18
Canadian input to Notification 2024-115 on possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible in a fair and equitable manner
2.
2025-03-21
Egypt’s Submission on New Tools and Models for Making Digital Sequence Information (DSI) Publicly Available and Accessible
3.
2025-03-21
Submission on New Tools and Models for Making Digital Sequence Information (DSI) Publicly Available and Accessible
4.
2025-03-26
Japan's comments on Notification 2024-115
5.
2025-04-03
DSI Notification 115 - Possible new tools and models
6.
2025-04-04
Información solicitada por la Secretaría del Convenio sobre la Diversidad Biológica en su notificación 2024-115
7.
2025-04-04
Submission by the EU and its Member States to CBD Notification 2024-115
8.
2025-04-11
View of the Republic of Korea on possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible in a transparent and accountable manner
9.
2025-04-17
Submission of information in response to Notifications 114-2024, 115-2024, 116-2024
10.
2025-04-28
India’s views on possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible in a transparent and accountable manner to all Parties.

Observers

1.
2025-04-02
Submission to CBD By the DSI Scientific Network on “Additional Tools and models for the MLM based on paragraph 4 of Decision 16/2”
2.
2025-04-04
ICC views on possible new tools and models , such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible
3.
2025-04-04
Joint submission 2024_115 The Alliance with_CETAF_MNHN_SPNHC
4.
2025-04-04
MANIFESTATION OF THE BRAZILIAN BIOINNOVATION ASSOCIATION (ABBI) ON POSSIBLE NEW TOOLS AND MODELS, SUCH AS DATABASES, FOR MAKING DIGITAL SEQUENCE INFORMATION (DSI) ON GENETIC RESOURCES PUBLICLY AVAILABLE AND ACCESSIBLE - RESPONSE TO NOTIFICATION 2024-115
5.
2025-04-04
NMSA - Response to Notification CBD 2024-115
6.
2025-04-04
Submission of views from the European Nucleotide Archive, EMBL European Bioinformatics Institute, April 2025, in response to CBD Notification 2024-115
7.
2025-04-04
Submission to CBD by DNA Data Bank of Japan (DDBJ) on 2024-115 “Possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible”
8.
2025-04-04
Tools, models, and databases for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible: a submission from CGIAR Genebank Accelerator
9.
2025-04-07
Third World Network submission of views on possible new tools and models, such as databases, for making digital sequence information on genetic resources publicly available and accessible