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APPROACHES AND TOOLS - SUPPORTING THE RIGHTS AND PARTICIPATION OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF ABS IN AFRICA
EN
- Organisation non gouvernementale (ONG)
63 Hout Street, Mercantile Building
Cape Town,
8000, Afrique du Sud
Téléphone : +27 21 426 1633,
Télécopieur : +27 21 426 1633,
E-mail : info@naturaljustice.org,
Site Web : http://naturaljustice.org/,
Postfach 5180 - 65726
Eschborn,
, Allemagne
Téléphone : +49 6196 79-0,
Télécopieur :
E-mail : abs-initiative@giz.de,
Site Web : http://www.abs-initiative.info/,
GIZ GmbH, Natural Justice
EN
2025-10
FR
- 202510 IPLC Participation Approaches Tools.pdf [ English ]
This document presents a summary of some key highlights from a study that critically examines tools and approaches used to support the rights and participation of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities in implementing Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) frameworks in seven African countries. ABS frameworks, under the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Nagoya Protocol, aim to ensure that Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities can give Prior and Informed Consent (PIC), develop Mutually Agreed Terms (MAT), and receive fair benefits from the use of their genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge.
The report identifies six broad approaches comprising 23 tools:
1. Biocultural
2. Legal, policy, and governance-based
3. Market-based
4. Procedural and capacity development
5. Spatial and resources-based
6. Collaboration and advocacy-based
EN
- Afrique - tous les groupes et régions
- GBF-T13.
- GBF-T22.
