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… Claims and cases reviewed 127 9.5.2 Analysis: Extent and level of claims 128 9.5.2.1 Extent 128 9.5.2.2 Level 128 … marine sector, through the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the UN Open-ended Informal Consulta- tive … of seamounts Seamounts are submarine mountains that rise steeply from the surrounding abyssal plains but do not …

… under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea”. Resolution 67/78 further recalled the United Nations … the term genetic resources at international and national level. However, it is important to note that these … health food products and restorative cosmetics. This gives rise to the question of the role of the commercialization of …

… IUCN adopts a broader definition: “an area of land and/or sea especially dedicated to the protection and maintenance of … being developed under the Nagoya Protocol at the national level. Sui generis systems can now coexist in parallel or as … the community will respond to the issue which has given rise to the community protocol process, and how the community …

… Box 6. Implementation of Farmers’ Rights at the national level 55 Article 7 – National Commitments and International … the rights and obligations of States under the law of the sea. The major commitments made by Parties to the CBD include … being sought. Using this material, crosses are made giving rise to thousands of different combinations. These are …

… results also show however that there is a relatively high level of inventive activity in Africa in the field of mitiga- … water or waste water Y02E10:1 Marine & tidal Energy from sea All subclasses, including: – Oscillating water column … Hydro energy – Tidal stream or damless hydropower, e. g. sea flood and ebb, river, stream Y02E10:28 Hydro conventional …

… throughout the term of the project have achieved the level of legal excellence expected of the IUCN Environmental … of secret traditional knowledge and more hits. Q will rise with c but not indefinitely as diminishing returns set … (ISA) of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) enjoys monopoly power over the seabed. Even …