Titlebook: Global Transformations in the Use of Biodiversity for Research and Development; Post Nagoya Protocol Evanson Chege Kamau Book 2022 The Edit

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The Ethiopian Access and Benefit-Sharing Regime: Stringent with a Purpose about the loss of?GR. Its development was highly influenced by lessons learned from the agreement on access to and use of Teff and the related case of bio-piracy and, therefore, it is not a hidden fact that its intention is to establish ownership and maintain sovereign control over its genetic reso

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Abracadabra! Or When and How Will the Kenyan ABS Law Be Born?eactionary approach meant to curtail bio-piracy and capture the anticipated huge benefits from “green gold”. As a consequence, the ABS scenario is clouded with requirements and procedures that rather cripple than aid access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing. About 5 years ago, it was undertak

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The Fastest Animals Are Not the Fastest Over Time: Malaysia Adopts a Comprehensive ABS Legislation Aor to the Nagoya Protocol. Only two States, Sabah and Sarawak, had such a law. Following the assent of the bill of 2017 regulating access and benefit-sharing (ABS) within the entire territory the country now has a relatively comprehensive law in this area. For instance, besides access measures, it a

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Access and Benefit-Sharing Law and Policy in South Koreat the national level, stakeholders’ opinions as to how to incorporate the Nagoya Protocol into domestic law were so different in the process of making law that enacting the ABS Act was delayed until January 2017. Besides, some ministries involved in genetic resources related work had enacted their l

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ABS in Australia: A Story of Early Success and Faltering Progressplement the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) article 15—Access to Genetic Resources. To do so, it followed a path of legal and operational innovation, contributed to the further international evolution of ABS through the development of world’s best ABS practice—the CBD Bonn Guidelines on Acc

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The ABS Compliance Regime of the European Uniontates may regulate access to their genetic resources and demand the sharing of arising benefits. These rights and corresponding obligations have been specified in the Nagoya Protocol of 2010. States providing genetic resources have only limited legal powers and actual means to monitor and control th

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Access and Benefit-Sharing Regime of Spain: Striking the Right Balance Between Its Interests as a Pr not exercised until recently. Newly adopted Royal Decree No. 124/2017 related to the access to genetic resources deriving from wild taxons and to the control of their utilization, soundly fulfills obligations set under the Nagoya Protocol and the European rules on the matter. In addition, the Decre

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