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	== Overview<span id="Document_Category_final"></span> ==		== Overview<span id="Document_Category_final"></span> ==

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A.Plank: /* Biodiversity Permit/Contract Typology */ https://web.archive.org/web/20220416192546/https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf

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Biodiversity Permit/Contract Typology: https://web.archive.org/web/20220416192546/https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf

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	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Bioprospecting_permit"></span><!--		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Bioprospecting_permit"></span><!--
	-->Use: bioprospecting permit		-->Use: bioprospecting permit
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A document authorising bioprospecting activities. We follow the UNDP definition of bioprospecting, i.e.: “Biodiversity prospecting or bioprospecting is the systematic search for biochemical and genetic information in nature in order to develop commercially-valuable products for pharmaceutical, agricultural, cosmetic and other applications. Bioprospecting activities must comply with the definition of utilization of genetic resources of the Nagoya Protocol or as stated in the national law or policy. The Nagoya Protocol applies to the utilization of genetic resources and their derivatives” ([https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf], [https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP]). Existing bioprospecting permits may go beyond the scope of the UNDP description.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A document authorising bioprospecting activities. We follow the UNDP definition of bioprospecting, i.e.: “Biodiversity prospecting or bioprospecting is the systematic search for biochemical and genetic information in nature in order to develop commercially-valuable products for pharmaceutical, agricultural, cosmetic and other applications. Bioprospecting activities must comply with the definition of utilization of genetic resources of the Nagoya Protocol or as stated in the national law or policy. The Nagoya Protocol applies to the utilization of genetic resources and their derivatives” ([https://web.archive.org/web/20220416192546/https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf] (archived 20220416), [https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP]). Existing bioprospecting permits may go beyond the scope of the UNDP description.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information --> Bioprospecting permits may comprise very different elements, e.g. in South Africa a bioprospecting permit allows to export indigenous biological resources for the purpose of research, and/or allows within South Africa commercialisation of research on indigenous biological resources; in Vanuatu a bioprospecting permit allows collecting, and/or export, and/or import of genetic resources, derivatives and associated traditional knowledge; in Australia/Northern Terr. “collecting any kind of biological resource for scientific research or commercial use is called bioprospecting”.		\|<!-- 5:Additional information --> Bioprospecting permits may comprise very different elements, e.g. in South Africa a bioprospecting permit allows to export indigenous biological resources for the purpose of research, and/or allows within South Africa commercialisation of research on indigenous biological resources; in Vanuatu a bioprospecting permit allows collecting, and/or export, and/or import of genetic resources, derivatives and associated traditional knowledge; in Australia/Northern Terr. “collecting any kind of biological resource for scientific research or commercial use is called bioprospecting”.
	\|<!-- 6:Examples --> [https://www.dffe.gov.za/sites/default/files/legislations/guide_complete_permitapplication.pdf https://www.dffe.gov.za/sites/default/files/legislations/guide_complete_permitapplication.pdf]		\|<!-- 6:Examples --> [https://www.dffe.gov.za/sites/default/files/legislations/guide_complete_permitapplication.pdf https://www.dffe.gov.za/sites/default/files/legislations/guide_complete_permitapplication.pdf]

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Biodiversity Permit/Contract Typology: Permits for special purposes (not ABS): +HTML-IDs

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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Exemption_evidence"></span>exemption evidence		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Exemption_evidence"></span><!--
			-->exemption evidence
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Documents demonstrating that permits for collecting &related/taking/possessing are not necessary.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Documents demonstrating that permits for collecting &related/taking/possessing are not necessary.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Permit to reintroduce/translocate organism into the wild		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Permit_to_reintroduce_or_translocate_organism_into_the_wild"></span><!--
			-->Permit to reintroduce/translocate organism into the wild
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A permit following national or supranational (EU) law to release one or several specimens of a species in a place where they are not yet present.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A permit following national or supranational (EU) law to release one or several specimens of a species in a place where they are not yet present.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Data Use Agreement (DUA)		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Data_use_agreement"></span><!--
			-->Data Use Agreement (DUA)
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Terms and condition that govern the transfer and use of data, specifically those that are “confidential, proprietary, or otherwise considered sensitive” (https://researchdatamanagement.harvard.edu/data-use-agreements).		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Terms and condition that govern the transfer and use of data, specifically those that are “confidential, proprietary, or otherwise considered sensitive” (https://researchdatamanagement.harvard.edu/data-use-agreements).

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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Use: bioprospecting permit		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Bioprospecting_permit"></span><!--
			-->Use: bioprospecting permit
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A document authorising bioprospecting activities. We follow the UNDP definition of bioprospecting, i.e.: “Biodiversity prospecting or bioprospecting is the systematic search for biochemical and genetic information in nature in order to develop commercially-valuable products for pharmaceutical, agricultural, cosmetic and other applications. Bioprospecting activities must comply with the definition of utilization of genetic resources of the Nagoya Protocol or as stated in the national law or policy. The Nagoya Protocol applies to the utilization of genetic resources and their derivatives” ([https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf], [https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP]). Existing bioprospecting permits may go beyond the scope of the UNDP description.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A document authorising bioprospecting activities. We follow the UNDP definition of bioprospecting, i.e.: “Biodiversity prospecting or bioprospecting is the systematic search for biochemical and genetic information in nature in order to develop commercially-valuable products for pharmaceutical, agricultural, cosmetic and other applications. Bioprospecting activities must comply with the definition of utilization of genetic resources of the Nagoya Protocol or as stated in the national law or policy. The Nagoya Protocol applies to the utilization of genetic resources and their derivatives” ([https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf https://www1.undp.org/content/dam/sdfinance/doc/Bioprospecting%20_%20UNDP.pdf], [https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP https://de.scribd.com/document/505930765/Bioprospecting-UNDP]). Existing bioprospecting permits may go beyond the scope of the UNDP description.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information --> Bioprospecting permits may comprise very different elements, e.g. in South Africa a bioprospecting permit allows to export indigenous biological resources for the purpose of research, and/or allows within South Africa commercialisation of research on indigenous biological resources; in Vanuatu a bioprospecting permit allows collecting, and/or export, and/or import of genetic resources, derivatives and associated traditional knowledge; in Australia/Northern Terr. “collecting any kind of biological resource for scientific research or commercial use is called bioprospecting”.		\|<!-- 5:Additional information --> Bioprospecting permits may comprise very different elements, e.g. in South Africa a bioprospecting permit allows to export indigenous biological resources for the purpose of research, and/or allows within South Africa commercialisation of research on indigenous biological resources; in Vanuatu a bioprospecting permit allows collecting, and/or export, and/or import of genetic resources, derivatives and associated traditional knowledge; in Australia/Northern Terr. “collecting any kind of biological resource for scientific research or commercial use is called bioprospecting”.

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Overview: Permits for special purposes (not ABS) connecting HTML-IDs

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	\| documents by authorities or private entities allowing use of the collection (items) for specific, limited purposes (future perspective) - this does not include ABS-permits		\| documents by authorities or private entities allowing use of the collection (items) for specific, limited purposes (future perspective) - this does not include ABS-permits
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	* Permit to reintroduce/translocate organism into the wild		* [[#Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Permit_to_reintroduce_or_translocate_organism_into_the_wild\|Permit to reintroduce/translocate organism into the wild]]
	* Data use agreement		* [[#Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Data_use_agreement\|Data use agreement]]
	* Bioprospecting permit		* [[#Permits_for_special_purposes_not_ABS-definition_Bioprospecting_permit\|Bioprospecting permit]]
	\| for future actions; Notes from Breda: also move “Use: bioprospecting permit”; do we need to include “Use” for these or just name them for the terms after the semicolon?		\| for future actions; Notes from Breda: also move “Use: bioprospecting permit”; do we need to include “Use” for these or just name them for the terms after the semicolon?
	\|- style="background-color: #d9ead3;"		\|- style="background-color: #d9ead3;"

A.Plank: /* Biodiversity Permit/Contract Typology */ correct table row: «Use: bioprospecting permit» → Permits for special purposes (not ABS), I guess

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Biodiversity Permit/Contract Typology: correct table row: «Use: bioprospecting permit» → Permits for special purposes (not ABS), I guess

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	!<!-- 1:Document Category --> Document Category ~~(Under Discussion)~~		!<!-- 1:Document Category --> Document Category
	!<!-- 2:Status term --> Status term		!<!-- 2:Status term --> Status term
	!<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Specific Document Type		!<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Specific Document Type
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	\|- ~~style="background-color: #fff2cc;"~~		\|-
	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> ~~permits~~ for ~~collecting & related/taking/possessing~~		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> Permits for special purposes (not ABS)
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Use: bioprospecting permit		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Use: bioprospecting permit

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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Collecting Permit		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Collecting_permit"></span>Collecting Permit
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Authorizes the collection of specimens, DNA, tissue or environmental samples in the wild according to legal restrictions (e.g. protected species/areas, special techniques) AND where this is not covered by a legal requirement to obtain an ABS-permit/PIC. <strong>Please note</strong>: this document category includes Hunt/Fish/Trap licenses, salvage may be included unless special legislation calls for a separate type of permit (e.g. for migratory birds).		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Authorizes the collection of specimens, DNA, tissue or environmental samples in the wild according to legal restrictions (e.g. protected species/areas, special techniques) AND where this is not covered by a legal requirement to obtain an ABS-permit/PIC. <strong>Please note</strong>: this document category includes Hunt/Fish/Trap licenses, salvage may be included unless special legislation calls for a separate type of permit (e.g. for migratory birds).
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Authorisaton to enter site		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Authorisaton_to_enter_site"></span>Authorisaton to enter site
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A signed document that indicates that a researcher has authorization to enter private/public property; for purposes that sometimes may require additional documents, e.g. for conducting research and/or removing specimens from the property.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A signed document that indicates that a researcher has authorization to enter private/public property; for purposes that sometimes may require additional documents, e.g. for conducting research and/or removing specimens from the property.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Taking: “incidental take” permit		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Taking_incidental_take_permit"></span>Taking: “incidental take” permit
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A permit required when a protected species is unintentionally harassed, harmed, pursued, hunted, shot, wounded, killed, trapped, captured, or collected as a consequence of an approved or lawful activity.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A permit required when a protected species is unintentionally harassed, harmed, pursued, hunted, shot, wounded, killed, trapped, captured, or collected as a consequence of an approved or lawful activity.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Taking: Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) Special Purpose-Salvage Permit		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Taking_Migratory_Bird_Treaty_Act.Special_Purpose._Salvage_Permit"></span>Taking: Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA) Special Purpose-Salvage Permit
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A permit required to salvage migratory birds regulated under the US Migratory Bird Treaty Act found dead; authorizes temporary possession of the dead specimens for transport to a designated public, scientific, or educational institution. Applies to US only.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> A permit required to salvage migratory birds regulated under the US Migratory Bird Treaty Act found dead; authorizes temporary possession of the dead specimens for transport to a designated public, scientific, or educational institution. Applies to US only.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Taking: Salvage Permit (e.g., Non-US, US federal, state, local)		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Taking_Salvage_Permit"></span>Taking: Salvage Permit (e.g., Non-US, US federal, state, local)
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Authorizes the collection of dead animals or animal parts from the wild.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Authorizes the collection of dead animals or animal parts from the wild.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> Possessing: Receiving Permit		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Possessing_Receiving_permit"></span>Possessing: Receiving Permit
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Authorizes the acceptance - and holding - of specimens that are subject to special national regulations making possession legally restricted (or illegal) because of their properties. This is different from ABS-documents, where restrictions are based on the specimen’s origin/providing country, not on the properties. A receiving permit may also imposes certain conditions. <strong>Plese note:</strong> In contrast, a certificate of health or (phyto)sanitary certificate rules that a specimen, being legally unrestricted in general, is safe to import with regard to certain pathogen risks.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Authorizes the acceptance - and holding - of specimens that are subject to special national regulations making possession legally restricted (or illegal) because of their properties. This is different from ABS-documents, where restrictions are based on the specimen’s origin/providing country, not on the properties. A receiving permit may also imposes certain conditions. <strong>Plese note:</strong> In contrast, a certificate of health or (phyto)sanitary certificate rules that a specimen, being legally unrestricted in general, is safe to import with regard to certain pathogen risks.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information --> One difference between this document type and ABS documents is that ABS operates bilaterlally between countries (though in an international framework), but e.g. drugs and plant(/soil) health are national instruments prohibiting material being held and/or studied/utilised within or entering the country.		\|<!-- 5:Additional information --> One difference between this document type and ABS documents is that ABS operates bilaterlally between countries (though in an international framework), but e.g. drugs and plant(/soil) health are national instruments prohibiting material being held and/or studied/utilised within or entering the country.
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	\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing		\|<!-- 1:Document Category --> permits for collecting & related/taking/possessing
	\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved		\| style="background-color: #93c47d;" \|<!-- 2:Status term --> Term & definition approved
	\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> exemption evidence		\|<!-- 3:Specific Document Type --> <span id="Permits_for_collecting_aso-definition_Exemption_evidence"></span>exemption evidence
	\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Documents demonstrating that permits for collecting &related/taking/possessing are not necessary.		\|<!-- 4:Definition --> Documents demonstrating that permits for collecting &related/taking/possessing are not necessary.
	\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->		\|<!-- 5:Additional information -->