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Support to Nagoya protocol implementation, research and development, on Biodiversity value chain for small holders in the South West and Far North Regions of Cameroon 2027 Grant

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Summary

This grant supports implementation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) in Cameroon, enabling smallholder farmers in the South West and Far North regions to commercialize genetic resources and traditional knowledge while ensuring fair economic returns and biodiversity conservation. The programme operationalizes national ABS frameworks to create sustainable value chains that balance commercial utilization with environmental protection.

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This project supports the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) in Cameroon, with a focus on research and development of biodiversity value chains for small-scale producers in the South West and Far North Regions. The initiative addresses the need to create legal, administrative, and institutional mechanisms that enable indigenous groups and local communities who are custodians of genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge to directly benefit from conservation and commercialization efforts. …

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How much funding does this grant offer?: Support to Nagoya protocol implementation, research and development, on Biodiversity value chain for small holders in the South West and Far North Regions of Cameroon offers $3.4M.
When is the Support to Nagoya protocol implementation, research and development, on Biodiversity value chain for small holders in the South West and Far North Regions of Cameroon deadline?: Applications close 31 Jul 2027 23:59.
Who can apply for Support to Nagoya protocol implementation, research and development, on Biodiversity value chain for small holders in the South West and Far North Regions of Cameroon?: Eligibility covers organisations in CM; nonprofit, research-institution, local-authority, community-group, indigenous-community, cooperative. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.