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Srdjan Stojanović Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection

Institutions involved in the management of AnGR: Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection Livestock Institute, Zemun-Belgrade / Herdbook Agriculture Faculty, Novi Sad / Herdbook Veterinary Service / Centers for Reproduction and A.I. PUBLIC SERVICE Extension services Breeding Association of the old breeds of Serbia Local comunities NGO S, hobbyists

Legal and policy frameworks for the management of AnGR: - Law on Animal Husbandry (2009) - Law on Agriculture and Rural Development (2009) - Rules of...list of autochthonous breeds (2010) - Rules...of register of the indigenous breeds...(2010) - The Strategy for the Agriculture and Rural Development 2014-2020 (2014) - Nat. Rural Develop. Program 2015-2020 (final draft 2015) - National Program for Sustainable Use, Development and Conservation of Biological Diversity of Domestic Animals 2016-2021 (final draft 2016) - Biodiversity Strategy 2011-2018 (2011) - Nagoya Protocol (signed 2011, not ratified)

Global review, Conservation and Management of AnGR: - 1944 in Spain, Toledo, experimental herd of Iberian pigs (Zjalić et al., 2005). - 50-th years, in Sweden, Centers for A.I. performed semen conserv. of all bulls used for natural mating. - During 60-th years, the scientists and farmers have noticed a high level of erosion of AnGR (Oldenbroek, 2007). - In Hungary 1962 First Low/Regulation (Bodo et al. 1996)

Global review, Conservation and Management of AnGR: - In Great Britain 1968 (Alderson and Ramsey, 2001) - In France 1970 The First conservation programme, 1983 established the Biro aux ressources génétiques (www.brg.prd.fr) - Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture 1983 (FAO) - Established Nordic Gene Bank 1984 (www.nordgen.org)

Global review, Conservation and Management of AnGR: - Global Strategy for Conservation and Management of AnGR 1985 (FAO) - Convention on Biological Diversity 1992 (COP) - ITWG-AnGR 1997 (FAO) - Global plan of Action for AnGR and Interlaken declaration 2007 (FAO) - Nagoya protocol 2014 (COP)

When its all started in Serbia - Activities on the AnGR conservation became more important in Serbia in the ninties. - Organized work on managment of AnGR was started at the 1994 years, with the identification of autochthonous breeds. - Data are sent to FAO AnGR data bank.

- Till 2001 applied conservation system was economically and technically far away from selfsustaining. - Conservation and management of AnGR had make a significant changes.

- Reintegration of AnGR conservation with the traditional mixed-farming systems and nonagricultural activities was promoted. - Government institutions started active cooperation with NGOs and building interactive links with all stakeholders. - AnGR stakeholders are informed that providing rural development policy is needed to support AnGR conservation. - Work on establishing legal framework for conservation of AnGR.

In-situ conservation (currently applies). Keeping live animals in the areas where they occurred. Ex-situ conservation - In-vivo (zoo`sandnaturalparks) -In-vitro(4centers for A.I.)

Number of animals and breeders in the programe of the in situ conservation of AnGR in Serbia (2015) Species No of registered animals Estimate No of breeders Cattle 909 1000 50 Buffalo 423 1000 144 Horse and donkey 465 700 48 Pig 899 3000 48 Sheep 2034 3000 43 Goat 521 800 17 Poultry 820 3000 2

The population trend of Localy Adapted Breeds (2000-2015) *only registered animals and in reproduction Breed 2015 2010 2005 2000 Podolian cattle 240 350 137 110 Busha cattle 669 550 65 / Domestic buffalo 423 250 139 / Domestic-mountain pony 110 80 17 9 Nonius 74 85 34 17 Balkan donkey 281 250 22 / Mangalitsa pig 780 400 262 124 Moravka pig 103 100 33 / Resavka pig 16 40 8 /

The population trend of Localy Adapted Breeds (2000-2015) *only registered animals and in reproduction Breed 2015 2010 2005 2000 Lipska sheep 687 300 110 / Krivovirska sheep 532 350 273 / Bardoka sheep 81 60 31 / Vlashko-vitoroga sheep 468 350 70 / Pirotska sheep 101 50 20 / Karakachanska sheep 165 130 40 / Chokan Tsigai sheep 650 550 288 100 Balkan goat 521 250 203 242 Svrljig hen 250 300 140 / Somborska hen 260 200 159 100 Banat Nacked Neck 560 450 207 50

Main tasks for future work 1.Financial support for implementation of GPA, 2.Developing of scientific research (DNK research...), 3.Capacity bulding (human and infrastructure), 4.Support popularization of AnGR (exhibition, shows...), 5.Improving the quality of local products (PDO, PGO, organic),

Main tasks for future work 6.Developing sustainable use of AnGR and valorisation true agro-turism, 7.Harmonisation legislatives with the EU Regulations, 8.Cooperation on global, regional and national level, 9.Using indigenous knowledge for processing and producing tipycal products, 10.Established Gene Bank (ex situ)

Thank you for your attention Ph.D. Srdjan Stojanovic Ministry of Agriculture and Environmetal Protection Belgrade, Serbia