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Ebyeng Edzuameniene Association (A2E)

Community forest management association in Gabon presented as a pilot iboga plantation and Nagoya Protocol implementation project, including benefit-sharing and local income-generation initiatives.

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Biocultural Preservation Organizations

Organization Type

Biocultural Preservation Organization

Jurisdiction

National

Coverage

1 country

Last Verified

Apr 16, 2026

Function Areas

Biocultural Protocol SupportCapacity Building / Technical AssistanceIndigenous Rights & Benefit-Sharing Advocacy

Compliance Mechanisms

Mutually Agreed Terms (MAT) ContractingPrior Informed Consent (PIC) Process

Governance Notes

Current evidence is partner-published (BOTF) describing A2E as a flagship iboga and Nagoya implementation project with benefit-sharing arrangements; independent primary documentation from A2E is still limited.

Verification

Unverified

Psychedelic Engagement

Explicit Psychedelic Focus

Framework Status

Active

Framework / Program

A2E pilot iboga/Nagoya implementation model in Gabon

Primary Policy Link

Source Evidence

BOTF - Ebyeng Edzuameniene (A2E)

https://blessingsoftheforest.org/ebyeng-edzuameniene/

BOTF - Conservation & Iboga (Nagoya)

https://blessingsoftheforest.org/conservation-iboga-nagoya/

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