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… contribution to the global gene pool and associated knowledge is crucial, in order that they can maintain this … 30 years. These are community-managed seed banks where indigenous, local variety seeds are stored and shared with … represents a model for benefit sharing that supports indigenous communities’ control of their own resources, path …

… farmers over their plant genetic resources and traditional knowledge, also known as farmers’ rights, can best be … 21 ethnicities of the mayas, xinca, garífuna and ladina indigenous communities. Around half of the population of Guatemala is indigenous people, who mostly live in rural areas. Guatemala …

… stakeholder groups to strengthen capacities and increase knowledge on the operation and importance of the … the enormous contribution of generations of local and indigenous communities and farmers around the world over … Rights which aim at supporting farmers and local and indigenous peoples in conserving crop diversity on their …

… and EMPHASIZING ALSO the importance of including indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities in decision-making … and other relevant partners, to develop state-of-the art knowledge concerning the role and extent of ecosystem goods … natural ecosystems to the food security of both local and indigenous, rural and coastal communities; b. demonstrate …

… are well documented • Provides confidence that sufficient knowledge is available to detect the pest (how, when and … undertaking plant health monitoring who have expert knowledge of the pest î B E N E F I T S 9 A n A l y z i n g t … the home to natural flora) as well as forests (both indigenous and commercial). The framework of the IPPC – …