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… also need to be made to build domestic capacity and infrastructure to support higher levels of scientifi c … 1: 1266–1287; ETC Group 2011. Who will control the green economy? Communiqué no. 107, ETC Group, Ottawa, Canada. …

… once all relevant authorities have given their green light II. Access to and utilization of GRFAII. Access …

… in the genetic improvement of wheat during the so-called ‘Green Revolution’. It was used as a donor of the genes that … and sustainable use: this was done through community-based infrastructure, such as gene banks, to promote diversity by …

… tracking system 57 4.2.4.5 Legislation where there is less infrastructure 57 4.3 Source-based incentives for compliance … who have asserted that bioprospecting would become a "green gold mine" have had to modify or moderate their … including MAT. 4.2.4.5 Legislation where there is less infrastructure For many countries, the experience of Costa …

… non-excludable, for instance the gene that codes the color green in spruce trees, to the genes that are excludable … (2005), for example, argues that: “We need to get past the green gold expectation.” One of his points is that “Perhaps … that users in developed countries had the technologies, infrastructure and capacity needed to benefit from the …

… and developing funding: An- other focus – the ‘green gold’ perspective – sees ABS as a way of generating the … Law of the Sea, 6th Ed. reprinted, London: Longmans Green & Co. Ltd, at 65; or Churchill, R.R. and A.V. Lowe, … be replicated in every case. manufacturing facilities and infrastructure, and increased research and development. …

… of the features may be shared equally by the agricultural (green) biotechnology sector. None of these is the primary … probable cause exist to justify public investment in the infrastructure needed to enable a market in genetic …