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… the Treaty: Trust and Benefit-sharing as the Key 18. Our Heritage is Our Future – Humankind’s Responsibility for Food … they have, in reality, strong socio-economic, political, cultural, legal, institutional and ethical implications. … Development of agriculture and agricultural biodiversity • Cultural contacts and interactions result in crop diffusion …

… same species; or (b) a group for which geographical and/or cultural separation from phenotypically similar groups has … fertilizer (manure), savings (cash value of animals) and cultural values. The role of domestic animals as a source of … with new ways of: enhancing natural and cultural heritage; reinforcing the economic environment in order to …

… UNESCO – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UPOV – International Union for the … accepted, that plant genetic re- sources were “a heritage of mankind and conse- quently should be available … resources will limit the evolutionary adjustment of agri- cultural systems to changing environmental and economic …

… such as access to information, research, education and cultural development. Restrictions designed to achieve these … through breeder innovations, were part of the "common heritage of mankind and consequently should be available … and regularly engaged in as part of their agricultural or cultural practices. (Crucible Group, 2001, p. 168) Such an …

… concepts 8 Generalising about national laws 8 Integrating cultural factors 9 1 A Contractual View of ABS 11 1.1 Basic … in the countries involved in that transaction. Integrating cultural factors Finally (and perhaps most important), … sub products’ are declared of public interest and national heritage. In terms of access and use of resources, the …