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Report of the Second Meeting of the Compliance Committee under the Cartagena Protocol on Bioasfety
Report of the Open-Ended Ad Hoc Working Group of Legal and Technical Experts on Liability and Redress in the Context of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety on the Work of its Second Meeting
Report of the Third Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity Serving as the Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
European Parliament Resolution on preparations for COP-8 and COP-MOP-3
Handling, Transport, Packaging and Identification (Article 18): Compilation of information submitted by Parties and other Governments and by organizations on experience gained with the use of documentation requirements under paragraphs 2 (b) and (c) of Article 18 of the Cartagena Protocol on Bio ...
Handling, Transport, Packaging and Identification (Article 18): Compilation of information submitted by Parties and other Governments and by organizations on the Article 18 paragraph 3 of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety**
Report of the Second Coordination Meeting for Governments and Organizations Implementing or Funding Biosafety Capacity-Building Activities
Report of the Third Liaison Group Meeting on Capacity-Building for Biosafety
Subsidiary Bodies (Article 30): "Compilation of views submitted by Parties and other Governments on the need for subsidiary bodies to address scientific issues including risk assessment and risk management" **
Obligations and Rights of Transit States: Compilation of views submitted by Parties, other Governments and relevant international organizations on obligations and rights of transit States **
Report of The Workshop on European Responsibility for Biosafety Cooperation; 7 - 8 November 2005; Königswinter, Germany
Report of the Evaluation of GEF Support for Biosafety
Elements for a Biosafety Strategy
List of Participants
Provisional Agenda
Organization of the Meeting: Revised annotations to the provisional agenda (reposted for technical reasons)
Compliance (Article 34): Measures in cases of repeated non-compliance
Operation and Activities of the Biosafety Clearing-House
Status of Capacity-Building Activities: Report on the progress in, and effectiveness of, the implementation of the Action Plan for Building Capacities for the Effective Implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
Status of Capacity-Building Activities (Addendum): Draft updated Action Plan for building capacities for the effective implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
Status of Capacity Building Activities (Addendum): Report on the Roster of Biosafety Experts
Matters Related to the Financial Mechanism and Resources
Cooperation with Other Organizations, Conventions and Initiatives
Cooperation with Other Organizations, Conventions and Initiatives (Corrigendum)
Report of the Executive Secretary on the Administration of the Protocol and on Budgetary Matters
Taking a Decision on the Detailed Identification/Documentation Requirements of Living Modified Organisms Intended for Direct Use as Food or Feed, or for Processing (Article 18, Paragraph 2 (A) )
Handling, Transport, Packaging and Identification of Living Modified Organisms: Synthesis of information on experience gained with the use of documentation to fulfil the identification requirements of paragraphs 2(b) and 2(c) of Article 18
Consideration of the Need for and Modalities of Developing Standards with Regard to Identification, Handling, Packaging and Transport Practices in the Transboundary Movement of Living Modified Organisms (Paragraph 3, Article 18)
Risk Assessment and Risk Management (Articles 15 and 16)
Subsidiary Bodies (Article 30)
Monitoring and Reporting Under the Protocol (Article 33): Analysis of information contained in the interim national reports
Assessment And Review (Article 35): Initiating a process of evaluation of the effectiveness of the Protocol
Other Scientific and Technical Issues that May Be Necessary for the Effective Implementation of the Protocol
Report of the Ad Hoc Technical Expert Group on Risk Assessment
Status of Capacity-Building Activities: A compilation of the responses to the questionnaire for the review of the Action Plan for the effective implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
Summary of Reponses Submitted in the Interim National Reports on Implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety
Update on Ongoing Biosafety Capacity-building Initiatives: A Compilation of Submissions Made at the Second Coordination Meeting; 18-20 January, Tromso, Norway
Information Note for Participants
List of Hotels
Side-Events Request Form
Procedures For Media Accreditation<br>(<a href=/doc/meetings/bs/mop-03/other/mop-03-oth-pr-pt.pdf>Click here for Portuguese version</a>)
The IPPC will outline its pest risk analysis framework, including risk assessment and management, and describe how it can be used to evaluate the plant pest risk of living modified organisms.
Brief explanation of the most important discussions related to the interrelationships between Intellectual Property Rights and Biotechnology, particularly in certain agro products and technological elements.
A screening of 20 minute DVD followed by panel and presentation by attendees
A screening of 20 minute DVD followed by panel and presentation by attendees
Conference and debates about the role of organized civil society (universities, NGOs,etc) in international negotiation and treaty celebration- in general and the case of CBD/Cartagena Protocol/COPs and MOPs)
This side event draws on the UNU-IAS report "Trading Precaution: The Precautionary Principle and the WTO". This report examines the debate on the evolution of the precautionary principle in the context of the WTO. It clarifies proposals to enhance the incorporation of this principle in the rules ...
The side event will briefly described the elements under consideration for the elaboration of a biosafety strategy as requested by the GEF Council. It will then invite exchange of views with interested Parties and other stakeholders.
V-GURTs (Terminator technology) as a biological containment tool?
Panel- speakers will address the specifics of the ruling, the reactions of governments/industry/civil society/ and offer analyses of courses of action under the Protocol and othet international agreements.
L'objectif de cette presentation est de montrer l'état d'avancement de la mise en oeuvre du protocole en Afrique de l'ouest, particulièrement au Burkina.
The idea is to explain the potential regulatory challenges related to the Cartagena Protocol implementation based on the experiences of countries who have finished Phase I of the UNEP-GEF project in order to deal with cross-cutting issues and challenges that could interest countries that are sti ...
At MOP-3, Parties to the Cartagena Protocol will again be under pressure to finalise the negotiations on documentation requirements for LMO shipments. Underlying these negotiations are important trade interests that favour unhindered flows of agricultural goods, consumer demand for choice, and c ...
Could the potential applications of biotechnology in agriculture, industry, medicine, environmental protection and resource conservation help solve the problems of developing economies? This side event focuses on findings of a series of UNU-IAS reports by Dr Albert Sasson*, UNU-IAS Visiting Pro ...
The Centre for Integrated Research in Biosafety (INBI), formerly known as NZIGE, is a research centre of the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand. It is an independent and transdisciplinary Centre engaged in assessing whether and how various products of biotechnology may pose ri ...
Liability in the Biosafety Protocol has become a very narrow concept. There is an urgent need to address the social and environmental impacts of GM crops that are being felt throughout Latin America. We will present testimonies of the victims of GM crop expansion, from Paraguay and Argentina. ...
The briefing will discuss the results of the evaluation of GEF support for biosafety activities conducted by the GEF independent Office of Evaluation.
A presentation of a new approach - a strategic collaboration among five countries in Latin America - to develop country capacity to address environmental and feed/food safety and socio-economic impact assessment of transgenic crops. The proposal and structure of the project (until in the pre-a ...
Tenemos uma exposição de alto nível demonstrando a importância do surgimento de novos paradigmas sustentáveis no desenvolvimiento de uma nova agricultura e bioconstrução, e sua relação intima com uma nova nutrição vital bio-hemisférica e uma medicina preventiva e mais holistica.
We plan to have a reception with a number of display tables set up with information and we will serve food and drinks (similar to what we did at COP/MOP-3 in Montreal) so would appreciate it if we could hold this in a public area easily accessible.
The purpose is to demonstrate current effective actions/programmes and future plans/projects of the brazilian industry in order to protect and regenerate the brazilian biodiversity
This side event will focus on some of the key issues that will be discussed in COP-MOP 3 (details to be confirmed later)
Growers from around the world will lead a discussion about the implications of agricultural biotechnology on their farms, families, and communities.
The event will focus on describing GEF support for biosafety project implementation at the national level, and experience gained on these efforts to date.
Presentation of bilateral and regional acitvities
Panel with experts relating cases of GMO contamination related to trade and the experience of creating GMO free zones as a way of avoiding genetic contamination.
Panel with experts deepening the relation the Cartagena Biosafety Protocol is related to national legislation and countries rights and obligations.
The Brazilian Network on Biosafety - BioSeg- propose a presentation of a strategic collaboration among 13 Research Stations from Embrapa to develop the studies necessary to address environmental and food safety impact assessment of 5 transgenic crops under development by Embrapa. The proposal an ...
The BBI program is a component of the Program for Biosafety Systems (PBS). PBS, financially supported by the US Agency for International Development (USAID), addresses this need as part of a broader effort to support science-based decision-making and policy development. The Biotechnology and B ...
Orientated to present a study on the implications of BSP implementation on the Brazilian International Trade, with regard to the economic, logistic and social issues.
UNEP/ evening reception
To discuss with delegates and attendants the availability of human and technological resources in-country orientated to develop biotechnology, protecting the fundamental principles of biosafety.
Discuss some bases and believings about environmental problems.
Discuss some bases and beliefs about environmental problems.
Presentations and discussion on Biosafety Capacity Building activities of the European Commission and Member States of the European Union. Presentations will be given by Donor Countries on the possibilities and on ongoing projects and by Beneficiary Countries on accomplished projects, further ne ...
Biosafety Capacity Building linked to the Gateways Institutes
Panel with experts deepening under which economic and political scenario transgenics crops are spreading throughout the world
Six years on from the adoption of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, numerous activities have been implemented by international, bilateral and private donors to build capacity to assist developing countries implement Protocol obligations. How effective have these activities been and what are t ...
The GMO ERA Project will present an update on the methodologies developed by the project and the current status of implementation in Brazil. Project members will present three tools and their application in Brazil. Delegates will be informed about the project publications and project activities ...
The main purpose of this side event is to outline the work of the OECD and its relevance to risk assessment. It will also describe the development of the general framework for the evaluation of the safety of transgenic organisms in the environment over the last 20 years and the role of the OECD ...
Overview of public sector research in biotechnology that may be subject to the procedures of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety