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last updated: 06 Sep 2018
Access and Benefit-Sharing Around the World: The Brazilian law contrasted with international regulations
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National Confederation of Industries - Brazil
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ABSCH-ORG-SCBD-240745-1
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- Private sector (business and industry)
SBN Qd 1 bloco C
Brasilia,
Distrito Federal70040-903, Brazil
Phone: +556133179054, +5561999658460,
Fax:
Email: edezolt@cni.com.br,
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GSS Sustainability
(GSS)
ABSCH-ORG-SCBD-240744-1
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- Other
Av. Iguaçu, 2820 - Água Verde,
Curitiba,
Paraná80710-570, Brazil
Phone: +5541999630655,
Fax:
Email: leal@gsssustentabilidade.com,
Website: http://www.gsssustentabilidade.com/pt,
- Private sector (business and industry)
V de Acesso, 30,5, S/N - Km 30,5; Itaim Empresarial
Cajamar,
São Paulo07.790-190, Brazil
Phone: +551145716000, +5511943664325,
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Email: anaviana@natura.net,
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2018-01
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The study was conducted from secondary sources, with the ABS-Clearing House website and the Convention on Biological Diversity as its main sources.
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GSS, Natura, CNI - Any part of the document may be reproduced with acknowledgement of the source.
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- ABS_Brogota_English_Draft.pdf [ English ]
- Estudo_Acesso e repartição de benefícios no cenário mundial_CNI_Natura_GSS.pdf [ Portuguese ]
This material is the result of a study that sought to identify and catalog the rules of access and benefit sharing in different countries. It is intended for Users of genetic resources and aims to facilitate the identification of the legal framework on the subject in the world. The study was conducted only from secondary sources, with the ABS-Clearing House website and the Convention on Biological Diversity as its main sources. It is dynamic, as a “living study” in which the updates are constant. Due to this the time limit for this research ended in November 2016.
It should be emphasized that the legal norm is the only authentic legal reference and that the information contained in this publication
does not constitute legal or technical advice on the subject. The use of the information contained in this study is the sole responsibility of the User. CNI, Natura and GSS do not assume any responsibility for the use that may be made of the information contained in the present study.
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- Aichi-T16. Nagoya Protocol on ABS
- GBF-T13. Fair and equitable sharing of benefits from genetic resources, digital sequence information and associated traditional knowledge
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