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… Traditional Knowledge and Folklore IHR International Health Regulations ILC indigenous and local community INBio … for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants WHO World Health Organization WIPO World Intellectual Property … that threaten or damage human, animal, or plant health; and ! consider the importance of genetic resources …

… Traditional Knowledge and Folklore IHR International Health Regulations ILC indigenous and local community INBio … for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants WHO World Health Organization WIPO World Intellectual Property … that threaten or damage human, animal, or plant health; and � consider the importance of genetic resources …

… of biodiversity and its value for meeting the food, health, clothing and housing needs of their families, is … a key role in managing local biodiversity to meet food and health needs. In many countries, they also play a crucial … relies on traditional medicine as their primary source of health care. Women manage different resources and make …

… of global partnership to conserve, protect and restore the health and integrity of the Earth’s ecosystem. In view of the … essential to protecting the environment (including human health) and is accordingly one of the most commonly … http://leo.informea.org/terms/health …

… of TK and biodiversity plays a critical role in their health care, food security, culture, religion, identity, … medicinal knowledge by international patent offices. The health care needs of more than 70 percent of the population, … are laid down, so as to ensure their identity, health and quality. The EU plant variety database includes …

… fermented bread injera). Has great market potential in health food and organic food sector: Gluten-free, rich in … by the terms of the ABS agreement 2004: Foundation of Health Performance Food International (HPFI) – S&C treated as …

… relevance is the work of the National Institutes of Health, which has imposed specific benefit-sharing practices … was not clear upon review. 107 The National Institutes of Health program is described in numerous publications, … Groups (ICBG), under the US National Institutes of Health, which has reported- ly adopted specific rules for …

… the fact that different ministries, such as agriculture, health, environment, science, technology, trade and industry, … 2014; maintains expectations of 4–6% growth in 2010. IMS Health, Norwalk, CT, 20 April. EFPIA, 2010. The …

… absolute poverty, and 68% of the population had access to health care in 1991. An estimated 42% of the population in … 29.8%, Zambia 24.5% and Zimbabwe 32.3%. Poverty, poor health and sanitation facilities have the potential of … as poverty eradication, infrastructural devel- opment, health in general and HIV/AIDS in particu- lar.114 Presently …

… nearly exhausted, resulting in negative impacts on related health, and on economic and social activities. 2 2 2 …