A guide to designing legal frameworks to determine access to genetic resources

Gland, Switzerland: The World Conservation Union (IUCN) (1998)
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This book highlights some of the principles which should be considered by planners, legislative drafters, and policy-makers as they work to develop legal frameworks on access to genetic resources in their countries. Contextual information on the Convention on Biological Diversity and examples of how countries have approached the issue to date are provided.

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K3611.G46.G58 1998

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