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International Crop Diversity Collections Towards greater efficiency and sustainability GENEBANKS ARE GOOD VALUE! Cooperation 88 C88 400,000 ha in China Economic benefits USD 350 M per year Kasetsart 50 KU 50 1 million


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Towards greater efficiency and sustainability

International Crop Diversity Collections

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Cooperation 88 – C88

  • 400,000 ha in China
  • Economic benefits USD 350 M per year

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Kasetsart 50 – KU 50

  • 1 million hectares in Thailand and Vietnam
  • Aggregate economic benefits > USD 97 M

“Only possible because of conserved germplasm in genebanks” Robinson & Srinivasan, 2013

GENEBANKS ARE GOOD VALUE!

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Domestication Domestication

Local Adaptation ~ Local Adaptation ~ Traditional Varieties Traditional Varieties Early Early Modern Breeding Modern Breeding Today’s Today’s Breeding Breeding Tomorrow’s Tomorrow’s Breeding Breeding Climate Responsive Genetic Diversity Climate Responsive Genetic Diversity

Oryza Oryza speciation speciation 15MYBP 15MYBP

Genetic Diversity Genetic Diversity Wild Relatives ~ Wild Relatives ~ Ancestors Ancestors Evolutionary Time Evolutionary Time

Grasses Grasses 50 MYBP 50 MYBP

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INTERNATIONAL GENEBANKS

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!"!!!!!! !500.0!!!! !1000.0!!!! !1500.0!!!! !2000.0!!!! !2500.0!!!! 1! 2! 3! 4! 5! 6! 7! 8! 9!

!Edible!Aroids! !Chickpea! !Len@l! !Faba!bean! !Lathyrus! !Pearl!Millet! !Barley! !Maize! !Sweet!Potato! !Forages! !SGSV! !Wheat! !Yam! !Banana! !Sorghum! !Bean! !Cassava! !Rice!

USD$Millions$ 2.5$ $ $ $ $ 2.0$ $ $ $ $ 1.5$ $ $ $ $ 1.0$ $ $ $ $ 0.5$ $ $ $ $ 0$

USD 2.5 M in Long-term Grants Long-term Grants to support conservation of key collections and the Svalbard Global Seed Vault

CONSERVING FOREVER

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WHAT MAKES THEM DIFFERENT?

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COUNTRIES RECEIVING GERMPLASM

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Fundraising Global Information Portals Crop Conservation Strategies Monitoring and Oversight

Building a Global System

ROLE OF CROP TRUST

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  • Crop & tree diversity is

Crop & tree diversity is secured in perpetuity secured in perpetuity

  • Germplasm

Germplasm is clean, is clean, available and available and disseminated disseminated

  • Use is informed and

Use is informed and facilitated facilitated

  • Cost-effective global

Cost-effective global system is developed system is developed

GENEBANKS CRP

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Performance Indicators

ONLINE REPORTING TOOL

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Indicator Targets or Challenges 1 Availability: % collection which is clean (of seed-borne pathogens of quarantine risk), viable, in sufficient seed number to be made immediately available for international distribution from medium term storage 90% accessions in the current costed collection 2 Security: % collection held in long-term storage conditions in two locations and also in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault. For clonal crops the target is for 50% of the collection to be held in cryopreservation in two locations, with an intermediary target

  • f 90% of the collection to be held in slow

growth conditions in vitro in two locations 90% accessions in seed collections 90% accessions in in vitro collections (long- term target 50% accessions in cryopreservation) 3 Data availability: % collection with minimum passport and/or characterization data available online 90% accessions in the collection 4 Quality Management System (including risk management and user satisfaction) Minimum elements of QMS are in place.

TARGETS

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Indicator Targets or Challenges 5 Distribution of diversity: number of discrete accessions distributed in a single year and over a ten-year period To ensure that a significant proportion of the diversity in the collection is explored and used. 6 Distribution of samples: number of samples disseminated in a single year and over a ten-year period To increase distribution to more countries and more users 7 Increased efficiency: examples include days between harvest and storage; years since previous regeneration, duration between subcultures for clonal crops – to be refined Increase storage efficiency 9 Cost per accession: per accession cost of routine genebank

  • perations

Maintain costs per accession within an appropriate range, comparable with other genebanks

CHALLENGES

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AfricaRice$ CIMMYT$

  • Bioversity (Oct 2013)
  • CIMMYT (Nov 2013)
  • IITA (Mar 2014)
  • AfricaRice (May 2014)

EXTERNAL REVIEWS

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QUALITY MANAGEMENT

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Performance Targets

Performance Targets

Africa Rice CIAT

CIMMYT CIMMYT

ICARDA

ICRAF

ICRIS AT

IITA ILRI IRRI seed wheat maize seed Availability Security Data availability QMS Use: diversity Use: quantity User satisfaction Relative efficiency Cost efficiency

ONLINE REPORTING TOOL

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AVAILABILITY

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Latest and most comprehensive costing study-2010

  • Capital costs of facilities/infrastructure
  • Capital cost of equipment
  • Staff costs
  • Labor costs
  • Operating expenses

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DETERMINING COSTS

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EVOLUTION OF GENEBANK COSTS

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Sample Annual Per Accession Costs

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AfricaRice

Rice $10.06

Bioversity

Banana and Plantain $652.50

CIAT

Beans $19.48 Cassava $71.88 Tropical Forages $26.82

CIP

Andean R&T $146.50 Potato $171.49 Sweet Potato $151.75

DETERMINING COSTS

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ROLE OF CROP TRUST

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CGIAR Fund-

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CGIAR Fund (incl. matching funds) Crop Diversity Endowment Fund Collections requiring upgrading Collections reaching performance targets

ANNUAL FUNDING NEEDS 2011-2021

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ANNUAL FUNDING NEEDS 2011-2021

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“The Crop Trust Partnership is working hard to ensure that International Genebanks thrive and serve fully the breeders, researchers and farmers of today and tomorrow.”