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Thursday 2024.10.24 @ 18:00 Add to Calendar |
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| Room | Cano Cristales - CEE meeting room Plaza One Capacity: 136 people |
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| Conference | SBI-05 / COP-16 / CP-MOP-11 / NP-MOP-05 |
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| Meetings(s) | NP-MOP-05 Fifth meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from Their Utilization |
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| Title | ABS Around the World - The Brogota Platform | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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GSS |
CNI |
Natura&co |
Amyris |
TozziniFreire |
Croda |
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The first publication of the study "Access and Benefit-Sharing Around the World: The Brazilian Law Contrasted with International Regulations" occurred in 2016, during a side event at COP 13, in Cancun, Mexico, and is currently published at the ABS-CH website (https://absch.cbd.int/en/database/resource/50C78264-D414-0C2C-92A1-F11D1C99D411). Since then, many countries have updated their legislation, published new rules, or matured the application of their norms, which has increased the complexity of the information that users of biodiversity are required to understand and obtain. In order to facilitate access to this information and to promote an easier way to find, navigate, and compare legislation, GSS created an online platform to be presented at COP16 in addition to the 4th edition. This year the project is coordinated by GSS, and this edition is sponsored by the companies Natura (https://www.naturaeco.com/pt-br/); Amyris (https://amyris.com/); TozziniFreire (https://tozzinifreire.com.br/) and CNI - Confederação Nacional da Indústria (National Confederation of Industries (https://www.portaldaindustria.com.br/cni/). As the main topic alongside the study and platform, GSS proposes to open discussions regarding access and benefit sharing between Pan-Amazonian countries, when their representatives will be invited to share the challenges and expectations for addressing this topic. The harmonization of Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS) laws in Pan-Amazon countries is a significant and complex topic, given the region's rich biodiversity and the varying national legal frameworks. Harmonizing these laws could facilitate better cooperation and conservation efforts, ensuring that benefits from the use of genetic resources and traditional knowledge. With almost 100 participants in the last side event at COP15 in Montreal, expectations for the next edition are high. Therefore, differently from 2022's event, which had mainly the participation of the private sector, this year GSS intends to bring those representatives of the Pan-Amazonian countries, as well as the participation of Mr. Braulio Dias, former Executive Secretary of the Convention on Biological Diversity, and Henry Novion, Director of the Genetic Heritage at the Brazilian Ministry of Environment. Some of indicators and results of this study and events: 2022 - Official UN newspaper: https://enb.iisd.org/abs-around-world-brazilian-law-contrasted-international-legislations 2022 - Panelists' interviews and side event results: https://vimeo.com/782012862/2db646e369 2016 summary event https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=XJBDAZMCYvoJQnZv&v=8IFpQ4wdHBk&feature=youtu.be More than a thousand people have accessed/downloaded the Brogota study: https://www.gss.eco/brogota Reach - countries mapped: 14 countries (Brazil, France, Germany, United States, England, Canada, Portugal, Peru, Colombia, Japan, Italy, Norway, Netherlands) Main audience: cosmetics company, pharmaceuticals company, universities, chemical industry, law firms.
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