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DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS IN PATENT APPLICATIONS: A TOOL AGAINST MISAPPROPRIATION OR AN OBSTACLE TO INNOVATION?

Side Event Organised by ICTSD, ABS Governance Programme (UNU-IAS, IDDRI, CPDR) and Chatham House

Description | Programme | Documents | Participants

8th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP-8), Curitiba, Brazil

28th March 2006, 18h30 - 20h15, Room B1.25

Participants

1. Giuliano Tolusso, AAFC - Government of Canada
2. Pierluigi Bozzi, Universtiy of Rome "La Sapienza"
3. Graham Dutfield, Quen Mary College
4. David Hurtado, Fudinaga Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Peru
5. Sander van Bennekom, Oxfam-Novib
6. Jayashree Watal, WTO
7. Thomas Oerth, FDFA (ministry of Foreign Affairs, Switzlerand)
8. Ligie Lai, SCBD / UNEP
9. Young-Gyun Cho, Korean Intellectual Property Office
10. Peter Wood,IISd
11. Sarah Lawson-Stopps, College of the Atlantic
12. Susan K. Finsta,ABIA
13. Corazon de Jesus, Searice
14. Beatriz Moreira
15. Jan Borring, Norway
16. Grethe Evjen, Norway Ministry of Agriculture
17. Simone N. Ferreira, Embrapa
18. Elise de A. Fraga Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade, Brazil
19. Lim Li Lin, TWN
20. H.V.Singh, WTO
21. Yogesh Rai,NECIN
22. Pierina Eertibin, Actionaid
23. Rosa Vasconcelos, Embrapa
24. Tomme Young, IUCN Environmental Law Centre
25. Elpidio V. Pena, Philippine Delegation
26. Guridal S. Nijar, Malaysia
27. Marco Paulo Fuck, Unicamp
28. Juan Carlos Fernandez, INE
29. Sarah Hernandez Ministry of Ecology, France
30. Gou Haibo, China
31. Lena Chan National Parks Board, Singapore
32. Kees Noome, EU Seed Association
33. Sophie Galarneau,Industry Canada
34. Mona Frendo, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, Canada
35. Asha Sukhwani, Spanish Patent Office
36. Mohammad Rafir, IUCN
37. Gustavo Falepros, Patri / Public policies
38 Campbell Davidson, Canada
39. J.H. Seyani, NHBG
40. José Alberto, Press

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