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Access to genetic resources and benefit sharing
2001Access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing seems to be a fairly new concept. However, the prospecting of plants and animals dates back to colonial times. In the past few years the challenging issue of how ecology, economics and sociology overlap has witnessed an explosion of publications and talks about the concept of “bioprospecting” and how it ...
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Access and Benefit Sharing and Threatened Medicinal Plants
2020The place of plants in medicine has always been of profound contribution; it was radically altered in the nineteenth century by the application of chemical analysis and the vast scope of synthetic biology, but nevertheless the medicinal plants have always been the guiding light for potential drugs developed and those in process, thanks to the ...
Atul Kumar Gupta, K. Souravi
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Implementing Access and Benefit Sharing for Seed Banking
Annals of the Missouri Botanical Garden, 2017Abstract A global study has shown that Australian crop wild relatives (CWRs) are a priority for ex situ conservation and future use. The majority of target species occur across various land tenures in northern Australia, including Indigenous Protected Areas.
Lucy A. Sutherland, Mark L. Shepheard
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Accessing Accessions: Biobanks and Benefit-Sharing
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012Following an introduction to some of the issues facing biobanks and their relationship to accessing various materials, an example of the work done by one recently visited biobank site is described. The types of material held in a sample of biobanks in different jurisdictions are discussed, along with proposals for further research in the area.
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Access and Benefit Sharing and Biodiversity Conservation
2022Rachel Wynberg, Sarah Laird
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Conclusion. Comparing Access and Benefit-Sharing in Europe
2015Brendan Coolsaet articulates a comparative analysis of the ABS regimes in Europe, and outlines a comprehensive evaluation of the challenges related to the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol taking into account the provisions of the EU Regulation on ABS.
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NGOs and the Nagoya protocol on access and benefit sharing
2012Die vorliegende Arbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Frage ob und inwieweit Nicht-Regierungs-Organisationen (NRO bzw. NGO) zu einer Demokratisierung internationaler Biodiversitätspolitik beitragen können. Dass NGOs zu einer Demokratisierung zwischenstaatlicher Politik beitragen, wird insbesondere von VerfechterInnen des Global Governance Konzepts angenommen.
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