Global Transformations in the Use of Biodiversity for Research and Development : Post Nagoya Protocol Implementation Amid Unresolved and Arising Issues
Enough laws have been enacted since the adoption of the Nagoya Protocol on access and benefit-sharing to permit a study which is capable of accurately portraying the status quo of national implementation of the Protocol and the ensuing practice, emerging challenges and how countries are coping with...
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Table des matières:
- Part I: Introduction
- Transformations in international law on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing and domestic implementation: Introduction, synthesis and conclusions
- PART II: Post Nagoya Protocol Measures On Access And Benefit-Sharing And Domestic Implementation: Implementation In South America
- Access and benefit-sharing regime in Argentina: Experiences and perspectives
- Brazilian biodiversity law challenges and opportunities for industries and research institutions
- Towards mutual supportiveness between the Nagoya Protocol and the Andean Sub-regional ABS Regime: The cases of Ecuador and Peru
- New ABS legislation and practice in compliance with the Nagoya Protocol: Current situation and perspectives in Costa Rica
- Part III: Post Nagoya Protocol Measures On Access And Benefitsharing And Domestic Implementation: Implementation In Africa
- The South African ABS regime: New wine in old wine skins?
- The post Nagoya Protocol ABS Regime in Cameroon: Exploring the extent to which ongoing policy, regulatory developments and ABS practices uphold the obligations of the Protocol
- The Ethiopian access and benefit-sharing regime: Stringent with a purpose
- Abracadabra! It is time for Kenyan ABS law to be born
- Part IV: Post Nagoya Protocol Measures On Access And Benefitsharing And Domestic Implementation: Implementation In Asia
- Access and benefit sharing law and policy in South Korea
- Malaysia From no ABS law to a comprehensive legislation
- The new Vietnamese law on ABS: Overview and innovations in legislation and practice
- Part V: Post Nagoya Protocol Measures On Access And Benefitsharing And Domestic Implementation: Implementation In Australia
- ABS in Australia: From innovation to hesitation
- Part VI: Post Nagoya Protocol Measures On Access And Benefitsharing And Domestic Implementation: Implementation In Europe
- ABS Regulation in the European Union
- Access and benefit-sharing regime in Spain: Striking the balance between its roles as a provider and a user of genetic resources
- The post Nagoya Protocol ABS regime in France: Exploring the extent to which it upholds the obligations of the Protocol
- Part VII: Implementation Experiences And Unresolved Issues: General Themes
- Due Diligence and the Regulation of Transnational Economic Activity - Regulation (EU) No 511/2014 compared to other EU due diligence scheme
- Implementation of Due Diligence obligations in Germany
- Rights over genetic resources and ways of monitoring the value chain: A case study from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
- Post Nagoya Protocol experiences of basic research in Ecuador
- Digital Sequence Information on genetic resources and the Convention on Biological Diversity
- ABS contractual obligations in the context of agricultural breeding and possible cut-off points
- Contract solutions for difficult ABS questions - example from information technology
- ABS in practice real life cases.