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#2415WG8J-07
2011-11-03
Exploring the Cross-cutting Nature of Protected Areas THIS SIDE-EVENT HAS BEEN COMBINED WITH SIDE-EVENT NO. 2433 - The IUCN V World Conservation Congress in room 3 at 18:15
In Paragraphs 12 and 13 of Decision X/43, the Conference of the Parties called for an in-depth dialogue on ecosystem management, ecosystem services and protected areas at the 7th Working Group on Article 8(j). This event will explore the cross-cutting nature of these issues, with a particular fo ...
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#2433WG8J-07
2011-11-03
The IUCN V World Conservation Congress: An opportunity to strengthen the role of indigenous peoples and local communities in the conservation of their lands, territories and resources.
The event will present information on the V World Conservation Congress of IUCN, to take place in Jeju, Republic of Korea, in September 2012. IUCN Congresses have been important venues where indigenous peoples and local communities can make their voices heard on conservation topics. The Congres ...
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#2406WG8J-07
2011-11-03
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND BIODIVERSITY IN THE WIPO IGC: EXPLORING LINKS BETWEEN THE CBD AND WIPO
The Secretariat of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) will update the participants on the text-based negotiations underway in the WIPO Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore (IGC) process (namely the renewed ...
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#2428WG8J-07
2011-11-03
IIFB- Case studies relating to traditional knowledge
The IIFB will share case studies prepared for the 2011 Article 8j Meeting which include lessons learned and recommendations relating to Traditional Knowledge
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#2395WG8J-07
2011-11-02
Recognizing and Supporting Territories and Areas Conserved by Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
Territories and areas conserved by Indigenous peoples and local communities (also known as ICCAs) are a phenomenon of global significance for the earth's biodiversity and ecosystem functions, cultural and linguistic diversity, and livelihood security. If properly recognized and supported, ICCAs ...
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#2427WG8J-07
2011-11-02
Implications of the Nagoya Protocol for Traditional Knowledge, Innovations and Practices
This event will offer an overview of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-Sharing by leading experts in law on biodiversity, indigenous peoples and and intellectual property. It will focus on the Protocol's provisions on traditional knowledge related to genetic resources, and address how th ...
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#2389WG8J-07
2011-11-02
Indigenous and Local Community Consultation on Biodiversity-related Aspects of Geo-engineering the Climate
This side event is an ILC consultation on climate-related geo-engineering and its impacts on the achievement of the objectives of the CBD, as per decision X/33 on biodiversity and climate change and the ongoing work of the Liaison Group on Climate-related Geo-engineering as it relates to the CBD.
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#2413WG8J-07
2011-11-02
Biodiversity, customary sustainable use and traditional knowledge- a case study from a local community in Norway
A case study on customary use from a local community in Mørkridsdalen, a valley in Western Norway.
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#2419WG8J-07
2011-11-02
Spring duck hunting in Sápmi, Norway: Indigenous cultural practices based on traditional knowledge. Sustainable customary use of biodiversity?
Spring duck hunting is a saami tradition in the municipality of Kautokeino in Norway. The Sami Parliament and State authorities in Norway are now in consultations with the objective of achieving agreement for the future of spring duck hunting. Spring duck hunting is an indigenous cultural practi ...
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#2424WG8J-07
2011-11-02
EXPLORING SYNERGIES BETWEEN THE NAGOYA PROTOCOL AND THE PROGRAMME OF WORK ON PROTECTED AREAS
The event will present on the outcomes and of expert meetings in Gland (July 2011) and Washington DC (October 2011) that have rigorously explored the potential gaps and opportunities in the interface between the Nagoya Protocol and the PoWPA.