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Conclusion and Decision. Broad support was expressed to fund the genebanks; however ad hoc funding is not a responsible way to fund genebanks. Hence, it is critical for the CGIAR to find a way to have long term surety and a sufficient endowment for this important material for mankind. The FC approved $15.2m for maintenance and distribution of the Genebanks in 2011, and would take on advisement the costs for the one- time activities. The FC Chair and the CB Chair will discuss with potential donors from private and public sectors to mobilize funding support for the genebanks and will call upon the CGIAR Fund Donor representatives when doing so. The FC Chair will discuss with external sources to ascertain the feasibility of running the CGIAR genebanks from the CGIAR Fund for 3 years, during which time more stable funding in the form of an endowment could be established. The FC Chair will have individual discussions with donors who may not be able to contribute to Window 2 and would otherwise have contributed to Window 1, as there is a general consensus that Window 2 is the acceptable option. The FC Chair will revert to the FC on the appropriate Window (i.e. Window 1 or Window 2) for funding the Genebanks proposal.
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