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STUDY ON OPTIONS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF CHECKPOINTS AND A SYSTEM FOR MONITORING THE UTILISATION OF GENETIC RESOURCES AND ITS COMPLIANCE UNDER THE NAGOYA PROTOCOL
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This study was elaborated in June 2014 by Alejandro Lago Candeira, in his capacity as director of the UNESCO Chair for Spatial Planning and Environment at the Rey Juan Carlos University (URJC) within the scope of the IUCN-UNEP/GEF ABS LAC Regional Project that the IUCN-Sur and the UNEP implemented from July 2011 to June 2014 (www.adb.portalces.org)
The purpose of the study is to present options for the practical implementation of checkpoints and a system for monitoring the utilization of genetic resources as established in the Nagoya Protocol along with the implementation of compliance measures. This study begins by focusing briefly on the Nagoya Protocol and the importance of compliance measures and checkpoints. The following is a detailed analysis of the three basic obligations regarding compliance measures and checkpoints, as well as a discussion of the possible use of checkpoints to monitor the use of traditional knowledge and its implications. The next section elaborates on the importance of the generation of information and the role of documentation and the communication of information in this new control system for the utilization of genetic resources. Finally, based on the above analysis, a number of options for the practical implementation of these obligations will be presented.
