Non-Commercial Material Supply Agreement Sample Contracts
NON COMMERCIALMATERIAL SUPPLY AGREEMENT FOR SEED MATERIAL(with effect from 1 December 2004)Non Commercial Material Supply Agreement • January 14th, 2005
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (“Kew”) is committed to the letter and spirit of the Convention on Biological Diversity (“CBD”) and expects its partners to act in a manner consistent with the CBD. This agreement is designed to promote scientific research and exchange, whilst recognising the terms on which Kew acquired the plant or fungal material and the important role played by ex situ collections in the implementation of the CBD. Kew reserves the right not to supply any plant or fungal material if such supply would be contrary to any terms attached to the material and/or to the CBD.
NON COMMERCIAL MATERIAL SUPPLY AGREEMENT FOR LIVE MATERIAL (with effect from 1 January 2005)Non Commercial Material Supply Agreement • November 7th, 2020
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (“Kew”) is committed to the letter and spirit of the Convention on Biological Diversity (“CBD”) and expects its partners to act in a manner consistent with the CBD. This agreement is designed to promote scientific research and exchange, whilst recognising the terms on which Kew acquired the plant or fungal material and the important role played by ex situ collections in the implementation of the CBD. Kew reserves the right not to supply any plant or fungal material if such supply would be contrary to any terms attached to the material and/or to the CBD.
Non-Commercial Material Supply Agreement for Living CollectionsNon-Commercial Material Supply Agreement • July 13th, 2023
The Botanic Garden of the University of Coimbra [‘JBUC’] operates under the legal framework of the Nagoya Protocol, and expects its partners to act in a manner consistent with the Nagoya Protocol, if applicable. This research agreement is designed to promote scientific research and exchange, whilst recognising the terms on which the JBUC acquired material. The JBUC reserves the right not to supply any plant material if such supply would be contrary to any terms attached to the material and/or to the Convention on Biological Diversity as outlined in the Nagoya Protocol if appropriate.