The Nagoya Protocol at Its 5th Anniversary: Legal Lessons Learned in the Pharmaceutical, Food and Cosmetics Sectors
The Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing is the main global mechanism to regulate the access and utilization of biological resources. The agreement entered into force nearly five years ago, on October 12, 2014, as a supplement to the 1992 Convention on Biological Diversity Today, 118 countries are a contracting party to the Protocol. The volume of national […]
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Access to Genetic Resources of the Republic of Belarus. Access Сircuitry.
APPLYING TO ABS NCC
APPLYING FOR PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT
PRIOR INFORMED CONSENT ISSUANCE
CONCLUSION OF MUTUALLY AGREED TERMS
APPLYING FOR A PERMIT
PERMIT ISSUANCE
INFORMING THE ACCESS AND BENEFIT-SHARING CLEARING-HOUSE
IRCC (INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE) GENERATION
IRCC ISSUANCE
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY GENETIC RESOURCES TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE BIOSAFETY. DICTIONARY
The Dictionary is destined for researchers, postgraduate students, master’s degree students, students of higher educational institutions, specialists of research and environmental institutions, ministries and other stakeholders.
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TRANSFER OF 1000 SAMPLES OF ANTARCTIC ORGANISMS (FRAGMENTS OF TISSUES, BODIES OR THALLI) TO STUDY THE GENETIC DIVERSITY OF ANTARCTICA
Prior Informed Consent Permit. Transfer of Antarctic organisms AGREEMENT. RUS-EN
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TRANSFER OF RIVERINE INVERTEBRATES AND FISH DNA TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO, NEW ZELAND
Signed Agreement IRCC. Riverine invertebrates and fish
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TRANSFER OF 50 INDIVIDUALS OF THE AQUATIC WARBLER TO LITHUANIA
Confirmation of compliance with the Nagoya Protocol Signed Agreement. Transfer of Aquatic warbler to Lithuania IRCC. Live individuals of the Aquatic Warbler
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MESSAGE OF THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF THE CONVENTION ON BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY DR. CRISTIANA PAȘCA PALMER on the occasion of the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples Theme: Indigenous Peoples: Migration and Movement 9 August 2018
On this International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, I take this opportunity to recognize
the World’s indigenous peoples as resilient sustainable societies steeped in an enduring
knowledge that remains as relevant today as it has ever been.