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… change, population growth, shrinking areas of arable land and the rapid erosion of agrobiodiversity. Greater … through the purchase of biotechnology companies, the acquisition of patents for key technologies and products and, …

… random bioprospection; no further information available/acquisition of sample of completely unidenti!ed resources … rights regarding access to biological resources on private land or to create speci!c rights over the genetic resources … knowledge or any other intended activity on their land occurs according to their customary laws. Overall, BCPs …

… (e) Taxonomic status, common name, point of collection or acquisition, and chara- cteristics of recipient organism or … (g) Taxonomic status, common name, point of collection or acquisition, and charac- teristics of the donor organism or … but as canola in North America. Point of collection or acquisition 760. Article 15 of the CBD requires that access …

… over the long run. As oil, clean water and arable land become scarcer, their cost as agricultural inputs … plant breeding. be expected from an expansion in arable land.12 Crop genetic resources contain the essential building … is also subject to its informed consent prior to the acquisition of the material. Measures taken with the aim of …

… an outstanding example of a traditional human settlement, land-use, or sea-use which is representative of a culture (or … often led to communities being forcibly relocated from land that had in some cases been their traditional homelands … income, housing, food, alternative livelihoods, education, acquisition of new skills. • Empowerment: governance …