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Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute By Dherease A. Dhaabbata Hedduummina Lubbu Qabeeyyii Itoophiya Biodiversity conservation efforts in Ethiopia International Biological Diversity

  1. Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute የኢትዮጵያ ብዝሀ ሕይወት ኢንስቲትዩት By Dherease A. Dhaabbata Hedduummina Lubbu Qabeeyyii Itoophiya

  2. Biodiversity conservation efforts in Ethiopia International Biological Diversity Conservation Day, May 22, 2018 Jimma, Ethiopia

  3. Outline 1. Introduction 2. BD co 2. BD cons nser erva vation tion ac achie hieveme ement nts s 2.1.Cr 2.1 .Crop op & & HC BD HC BD 2.2.F 2.2.For ores est t & & RL BD RL BD 2.3. Animal 2.3. Animal BD BD 2.4 2.4. . Micr Microb obial ial BD BD 2.5. 2.5. GR GR ABS ABS 3. Ch 3. Challen allenge ges s 4. T 4. The he way ay for orwar ard

  4. 1. Introduction  Bi Biod odiv iver ersity sity -the varia variabili bility ty amo among ng li living ving orga or ganism nisms s on Earth, manifested by 3 main components ( gene, Species & ecosystem)  Ethiopian is rich in biodiversity resources , and TK(Traditional knowledge)  Centre of origin and diversity for many biodiversity, crops  Some of the reasons for diversity in Ethiopian  altitudinal range (116m bsl - 4,620 masl)  Diverse agro-ecological areas,  Diverse cultural diversity

  5. Introduction contd..  Of 34 BD Hot spots of globe the 2 are in Ethiopia  Eastern Afromontane and Horn of Africa  Ethiopia is a member of 20 Like Minded Mega Diverse countries  Pillars of CBD >>>>Conservation, sustainable utilization and Access and Benefit sharing  Human Human activiti activities, es, inc including luding e exotic spe otic species cies, , cli lima mate te cha hang nge, e, po popn pn pr pres essu sure , e e , etc. ha tc. have e ca cause used d dr drama amatic tic losse losses of s of biodiv biodiver ersit sity.  EBI is mandated for research, conservation and sustainable use of BD, and ensure fair & equitable BS.

  6. . Major Major ac achie hievements ements 3. i. – Cr i. Crop op & HO & HOR R 79,354 accessions of 89 Crop & • horticulture spp have been collected- cold room (-10 and +4 O C) (cereals, pulses, oil crops) 6,72 6,720 0 ac acce cessions ssions co coffee ee, , roo oot t an and d tu tube ber r • cr crop ops, s s, spice pices and s and fr fruits uits GRs are conserved in Choche, Angacha, Yirga Chafe, Badessa and Yayu field genebanks

  7. Crop contd.. On-farm/Insitu conservation  Indigenous crop varieties maintained by farmers in dyn dynamic a amic agro-eco ecosystems systems on on- farm conservation sites & co commun mmunity ity ge gene ne bank ba nks s were established – Since Since 199 1994. 4.  25 community seed banks have been established /CSBs ( 4 Tigray, 5 Amhara, 8 Oromia and 8 SNNPR states , and crop conservation associations are organized ). 4 Additional CSBs under construction   61 Farmers varieties of 34 field and hort. crop spp. have been conserved in CSBs and on-farm conservation sites

  8. Crop contd.. Multiplication, Regeneration and Restoration  Multi Multiplica plication tion -the reproduction of germplasm samples in different sites to increase the number of seeds to the required sample size for long-term storage and use  Rege gene neration tion -the renewal of conserved seeds of a given crop collection(s) with decreased viability  70,963 accessions have been multiplied and regenerated  24 field & hort. crop spp. ( 36 36 varieties) have been restored in different parts of the country

  9. Crop contd.. Char Character acteriza ization, tion, evalua valuation tion and dist and distribut ribution ion of of genetic genetic resour esources ces  14,256 accessions of field & hort. crops have been characterized using morphological traits > 4000 accessions ( of Tef, Wheat, Barley, Sorghum, Field pea, Grass pea, • Finger millet, Fenugreek and Enset) have been analysed for nutrient content (protein, fiber, fat, total mineral, and water content) 184,203 field and hort. crop accessions have been • distributed to different germplasm users

  10. ii ii. . Major Major ac achie hieveme ement nts s - For ores est Over 15.5 % area of Ethiopia is occupied • by natural forests and woodlands as well as plantation forests 1. 1. In In-situ situ co conse nserva vation tion • 18 18 in in-situ situ co conse nserva vation sites tion sites • About 400 ha degraded areas afforested/restoration • 2. Ex-situ conservation • Over 3037 accessions of 959 forest, medicinal and forage spp. have been conserved ex-situ

  11. For ores est contd … a. a. 15 15 field field ge gene ne ba bank nks s wer ere est e established blished to to co conse nserve e for orest est tr tree ees, f s, for orage ge and and M MPs Ps  494 494 plan plant t spp spp con conser served ed  (297 297 for orest est tr tree ee, ,  13 13 for orage ge , , an and d  275 275 ar are e med medicinal icinal plan plant t spec species ies. b. 2 botanical gardens were established for conserving native plant species, for research and teaching/demonstration purposes c. Cold room  A total of 460 spp. (7165 accessions), of which  291/4129 forest tree  82/1759 medicinal , and  87/1277 forage species/accessions respectively.  Herbarium service - for researcher institutes, MSc/PhD students

  12. iii. ii i. Major Major ac achie hieveme ement nts s – Animal Animal BD BD 1. In-situ conservation  11 dometic animals breeds are conserved in different regions of the country  10 ecosystem-based In-situ conservation of wild/ and aquatic AnGR 23 breeds/ecotypes are characterized and ready for further  research and use, 2. 2. Ex-situ situ cn cnse serva vation tion  56,200 straws of semen has been conserved to sustainably utilize AnGR  Zoological museum established, 650 samples of 217 species of mammals, insects, reptiles, amphibians

  13. Animal contd… Identification and valuation of wild and aquatic AnGR  The status and threats of endemic and endangered AnGR ( Walia ibex, Ethiopian wolf etc. are known)  Economically important AnGR - Naked mole and Civet cat were identified  Valuation of 2 lakes & 1 wetland ecosystem  Cataloges & manuals on conservation and sustanable utilization of AnGRs were prepared (7 – wild and aquatic animals, 6 – domestic animals). 13

  14. iv iv. . Major Major ac achie hievement ements s - Micr Microb obe

  15. V . Major achievements – ABS  Ethiopia has issued a proclamation on Access to GRs & Community Knowledge, and Community Rights:  Proclamation No. 482/2006, and  Regulation No. 169/2009  focus on PIC, MAT, Multilateral System of Access The he Dir Direc ecto torate te is is au auth thor oriz ized ed to: to: – regu gula late ac te acce cess ss to to GR, GR, and and – en ensu sure e fair air and equita and equitable ble BS BS aris arising ing fr from the om the utili utiliza zation tion of of GR GRs/T s/TK

  16. ABS Contd … Over 560 GR Access permits (for non commercial • purposes)  AB ABS S agreem eement ent on on 10 species -for or commer commercial cial pur purposes poses with with for oreign and local eign and local companies companies.  Transla anslated ted Na National tional AB ABS S Law , Law , Na Nago goya a protocol, pr otocol, CBD texts into into dif differ erent ent domestic domestic languages langua ges  Biopr Bioprospecting ospecting  Imp Impact act assessmen assessment t of of > > 10 10 In Invasiv vasive e specie species • 9705 9705 samp samples w les wer ere e rep epatria triate ted

  17. Awarness & Community Services of EBI • Forums: stakeholder , public wing • Electronic and Print Media • Training: internships, attachments , development agents Participatory meetings at community level • • Awareness creation: policy makers Facility visits: – students (Elementary to • university level (G/PG), researchers – about 20,000 people have visited the genebank

  18. 3. Challenges  Capacity gap: infrastructure, facilities, human resource  Inadequate facilities: offices, labs, lab equipment, Herbarium and cold room (for seed processing, drying, storage)  Unavailability of lab chemicals , biologicals and consumables  Limited Logistic service, e.g., field vehicles, field equipment for seed collection  Inadequate budget  Weak national BD database Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute

  19. 4. . The he way ay for orwar ard • Strengthening International collaboration on Research, Human Resources Development, Technology and Scientific Knowledge Transfer for BD • Strengthening fund soliciting and resource mobilization strategies, esp international funds • Comprehensive assessment of the country ’ s BD towards a complete map of the resource and national database Ethiopian Biodiversity Institute

  20. The way forward contd…  Raising community and stakeholders awareness on conservation and sustainable utilization of BD resources  Develop ABS bio-cultural community protocols and traditional knowledge registers  Restructuring the organizational setup for better accomplishment of EBI objectives

  21. BIODIVRSITY Thanks

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