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Publication - An Explanatory Guide to the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-sharing
… rather than the sectoral approach (focusing on speci!c species, ecosystems, or sites) that is characteristic of … all sources, occurring at three levels: diversity within species (genetic diversity),2 diversity between species, and … and sustainable use of biological diversity, such as indicator species; and 3. Described genomes and genes of …
Beyond access : Exploring implementation of the fair and equitable sharing commitment in the CBD
… right in the genetic properties of naturally occurring species. No such right had ever existed in any 16 CBD, … Principles provide useful guidance, and serve as a strong indicator of the need to address the issues of ex-situ … elsewhere in Australian law) would consider this to be an “indicator” of possible penalty range, or a maximum penalty, …
Covering ABS: Addressing the need for sectoral, geographical,legal and international integration in the ABS regime - papers and studies of the ABS Project
… the vari- ability in descriptions of ABS is an important indicator of thechallenges to be faced in attempting to … maintained high levels of diversity both of known species, and of ecosystems containing a broad range of … overexploited seamount fauna should be interpreted as an indicator of how little is known about these commercial …
A moving target : Genetic resources and options for tracking and monitoring their international flows
… CITES Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora CSOLP certificate of source, … as a valuable stage in the development process and an indicator of commercial “intent”; and as such, consider the … evidence for other requirements (such as serving as an indicator of “corporate social responsibility” in countries …
An Explanatory Guide to the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-sharing
… rather than the sectoral approach (focusing on specific species, ecosystems, or sites) that is characteristic of … all sources, occurring at three levels: diversity within species (genetic diversity),2 diversity between species, and … and sustainable use of biological diversity, such as indicator species; and 3. Described genomes and genes of …
Addressing the problems of access : Protecting sources, while giving users certainty
… give consent is often problematic, given the range of species and the fact that many species populations are pelagic or migratory. 2.1.2.4 … differentiated treatment is accorded for some agricultural species, held by some institutions. In the same way, existing …
Farmer's Rights in the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture
… example is the genus Lycopersicon, in which many wild species can be crossed with the cultivated tomato L. … plant variety rights to varieties of more than 1700 plant species. Today, around 2500 applications/year are received of … is covered by a CPVR. The exemption concerns a list of species of several agricultural crops: fodder plants, …
ABS Elements. Elements to facilitate domestic implementation of Access and Benefit-Sharing for different subsectors of genetic resources for food and agriculture
… d. For crops and domestic animals, diversity within species is at least as important as diversity between species and has been greatly expanded through agriculture; e. … this may not be the case. While some of the most relevant species have been moved extensively throughout the world, …
Mainstreaming Gender Equality and Equity in ABS Governance
… the use of all components of biodiversity – ecosystems, species, genes – must be equitably distributed among … to tend to household plots. Greenburg documents 140 plant species in 33 immigrant household plots. Of these, 49 species … and reducing inequality has been seen as a key indicator of success in the realisation of the MDGs. Securing …