Titlebook: Biodiversity Conservation Through Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS); Himalayas and Indian Oommen V. Oommen,K. P. Laladhas,Balakrishna Pisupa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-78271-1his chapter addresses the above issues with an emphasis on: (a) the growth of biotechnology, bio-prospecting and bio-piracy, (b) emergence of CBD and the ABS philosophy in the context of benefit sharing and equity principles, (c) role of Nagoya Protocol in the ease of implementation of the ABS mecha

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Die 14 Translations-(Bravais-)Gitter,ses degradation of its precious biodiversity. India’s National legislation to oblige the CBD came into force in 2002 as Biological Diversity Act. A National, State and regional management mechanism was established as per the Act and gave an array of conservation protocols. Kerala State Biodiversity

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Die 14 Translations-(Bravais-)Gitter,e of ethics, respecting dwellings and cultural aspects of indigenous people and repatriation of TK. Under the aegis of the intergovernmental committee on genetic resources under the WIPO the expansion of the context of TK to develop an international understanding on TK is ongoing. Post TRIPS the exp