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… defines biological diversity as “the variability among living organisms from all sources including, inter alia, … or control risks associated with use and release of living modified organisms from biotechnology with likely adverse … possible to transfer genes iso- lated from any organism (plant, animals, virus, or bacterium) into a plant. …

… General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade GMO genetically modified organism GR genetic resource IDHGD International Declaration … which was defined in the CBD as: “...the variability among living organisms from all sources including, inter alia, …

… fish and the complexity of legal jurisdictions over marine living resources: � Subsidisation of fleets and acquisition … practices and the economic value of marine and coastal living resources � COP-6 will consider adopting guiding … full implementation of the CBD by increasing the risk of modified organisms. � There is a lack of clarity about the …

… 18 3.1.5 Distinguishing between stationary and mobile living resources 18 3.1.6 Available options 19 3.2 Biological … or other biodiversity issues (wetlands, genetically modified organisms (GMOs)). No national programme or action … enzyme, polypeptide, peptide, nucleotide, RNA, micro- organism, human gene, genome, plant gene, animal gene, …

… including polymetallic nodules”, which refers only to non-living resources and therefore does not include MGR. Defining … used in the development and functioning of all living organisms) and RNA (an ubiquitous family of large … the physiology and environmental factors of a single cell (organism) can be linked to their genetic makeup, and hence …

… Woodley, 2010). Biological diversity The variability among living organisms from all sources, including among other … Indigenous and community conserved areas “Natural and/or modified ecosystems containing significant biodiversity … mining and forestry developments that impact on the living cultural traditions of the San Juan Communities and …