WIPO'S NEW IGC MANDATE: IMPLICATIONS FOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERY, BIODIVERSITY AND TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE

with Kent Nnadozie, Southern Environmental and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (SEAPRI), Kenya, and Rodrigo de la Cruz, COICA, Ecuador

Dialogue coorganised in collaboration with the World Conservation Union (IUCN)
17 March 2004

At WIPO, Geneva

Participants | Documents

  Documents

Integrating African Perspectives and Priorities into Genetic Resource Regulations: A Resource Guide for Policymakers by Kent Nnadozie, Policy & Global Change Series, Trade and Biodiversity, SEAPRI, Environmental Law Institute, ICTSD and IUCN, March 2004.

Vision of Indigenous Peoples in the context of the decisions pertaining Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit Sharing (ABS) and Article 8j: An Analysis of the Impacts of CBD/COP Decisions with respect to WIPO’s IGC Mandate by Rodrigo de la Cruz, Policy & Global Change Series, Trade and Biodiversity, Informal Notes, COICA, ICTSD, IUCN, March 2004.

Visión de los Pueblos Indígenas en el contexto de las decisiones sobre ABS y 8(j): Impacto de las decisiones de la CDB/COP sobre el mandato de la IGC de la OMPI por Rodrigo de la Cruz, Policy & Global Change Series, Trade and Biodiversity, Notas Informales, COICA, ICTSD, IUCN, marzo 2004.

International Negotiations on Biodiversity, Genetic Resources and Intellectual Property: Implications of the WIPO Intergovernmental Committee’s New Mandate by David Vivas-Eugui, María Fernanda Espinosa y Sebastián Winkler, Policy & Global Change Series, Trade and Biodiversity, Informal Notes, ICTSD, IUCN, March 2004.

Las negociaciones internacionales sobre biodiversidad, recursos genéticos y propiedad intelectual: implicaciones del nuevo mandato del Comité Intergubernamental de la OMPI por David Vivas-Eugui, María Fernanda Espinosa y Sebastián Winkler, Policy & Global Change Series, Trade and Biodiversity, Notas Informales, ICTSD, IUCN, March 2004.