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#11. Biopiracy - Fondation Danielle Mitterrand

More specifically, biopiracy involves the illegal appropriation of indigenous peoples' knowledge of using genetic resources, without their consent and without ...

#12. Biopiracy: How companies are buying up nature - YouTube

Medicines and cosmetics use substances derived from nature. But Bioprospecting can turn into biopiracy. More and more companies are ...

#13. biopiracy - Yahoo奇摩字典搜尋結果

biopiracy. n. 生物海盜；生物盜版. Dr.eye 譯典通. Mountain View Santa Clara更新疑難排解 · 會員登入 · 設定 · 建議 · 服務中心 · 隱私權政策 · 服務條款 ...

#14. Integrating Biodiversity Management and Indigenous ... - NCBI

However, biopiracy occurs when bioprospecting is used to appropriate knowledge and biodiversity resources to gain exclusive use through intellectual ...

#15. biopiracy - Linguee | 中英词典（更多其他语言）

大量翻译例句关于"biopiracy" – 英中词典以及8百万条中文译文例句搜索。

#16. Biopiracy: The fight for fairness in the scientific exploitation of ...

Countries from the Global South are demanding that wealthy nations share the benefits of the biological resources extracted from their lands ...

#17. biopiracy - European Environment Agency

Biopiracy or Green Petroleum? Expectations & Best Practice in Bioprospecting. - Overseas Development Administration, Environment Policy ...

#18. Notes on BIOPIRACY - Unacademy

Biopiracy (also known as scientific colonialism) is the illegal capture of farming and indigenous communities' expertise and genetic resources by ...

#19. “Biopiracy related to Traditional Knowledge & Patenting issues”

Biopiracy ( theft of biological resources) by big multi- national companies and pharmaceutical companies. Page 11. What is Bio-piracy? A situation where ...

#20. Bioprospecting as Sophisticated Biopiracy | Signs

He dubbed the ayahuasca plant “Da Vine.” The bioprospecting/biopiracy patent was challenged by the coordinating body of indigenous organizations of the Amazon ...

#21. Biopiracy | World Rainforest Movement

Biopiracy is a process by which companies appropriate traditional knowledge for profit. For years, governments have been facilitating this process—which ...

#22. Digitising biopiracy? The global governance of plant genetic ...

[Google Scholar]). The term 'biopiracy' is attributed to the scholar-activist Pat Mooney, who argued that trade agreements and existing multilateral ...

#23. Bioprospecting and Biopiracy - Novotech CRO

While biopiracy is when researchers and scientists use sources from nature and traditional knowledge without permission and exploit the indigenous cultures ...

#24. biopiracy - Wiktionary

EtymologyEdit · bio- +‎ piracy. NounEdit. biopiracy (uncountable). (derogatory) The appropriation of indigenous biomedical knowledge, especially by ...

#25. Biopiracy | SpringerLink

Biopiracy is an imprecise neologism. This lack of specificity far from being a defect is one of its most interesting features because it allows for multiple ...

#26. Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge - Amazon.com

In Biopiracy, the Plunder of Nature and Knowledge, Vandana Shiva starts from the very reasonable premise that life forms, used for nutritional and medicinal ...

#27. Biopiracy Watch - Third World Network (TWN)

About the Book. The biopiracy of genetic resources including seeds, medicinal plants and microbes, as well as of the traditional knowledge of uses of those ...

#28. NEW REPORT POINTS TO WIDESPREAD BIOPIRACY IN ...

"Biopiracy", according to the publishers is a term that refers to "the acquisition of biodiversity, i.e., biological material (plants, animals, ...

#29. Biopiracy - ETC Group

Biopiracy refers to the appropriation of the knowledge and genetic resources of farming and indigenous communities by individuals or institutions who seek ...

#30. THE MODEL OF BIOPIRACY DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IN THE ...

Solving the problem of traditional knowledge biopiracy faced by Indonesia is the background of this article. Thereby the problem of this papers is to seek ...

#31. Digital biopiracy and the (dis)assembling of the Nagoya Protocol

In the late 1980s, environmental justice scholars and NGOs coined the term biopiracy to describe the act of profiteering from biological ...

#32. The Issue of Biopiracy in Agriculture | foodcircle

Merriam Webster defines 'biopiracy' as follows: “the unethical or unlawful appropriation or commercial exploitation of biological materials that are native ...

#33. Biopiracy - Oxford Reference

biopiracy. Quick Reference. The unauthorized and uncompensated collection of biological resources (indigenous plants and animals) by individuals or companies ...

#34. Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge | 誠品線上

The resistance to this biopiracy, she argues, is the struggle to conserve both cultural and biological diversity. As the land, forests, oceans, ...

#35. Biopiracy: the largely lawless plundering of Earth's genetic ...

Biopiracy is historically rooted in colonialism. Top commodities like sugar, pepper, quinine and coffee were all taken from formerly colonized ...

#36. Biopiracy: The Appropriation of Indigenous Peoples' Cultural ...

Biopiracy : The Appropriation of Indigenous Peoples'. Cultural Knowledge. Marcia Ellen DeGeer. *. If the United States is to open its wallet, poor nations ...

#37. Biopiracy in the Brazilian Amazon: Learning from International ...

The indigenous communities need to sell animals and plants to meet their subsistence needs. In addition to the actual exploitation that facilitates biopiracy,.

#38. Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge

discussed in biography ... Vandana Shiva. ... In her 1997 book, Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge, she charged that these practices ...

#39. Biopiracy after the Nagoya Protocol: Problem Structure ...

The term "biopiracy" loosely refers to "the use of intellectual property systems to legitimize the exclusive ownership and control over biological resources ...

#40. Rise of digital DNA raises biopiracy fears | Science | AAAS

And for many genetic databases, there isn't even a clear path back to a sample's origin. That system, some argue, opens the door to biopiracy—profiting from ...

#41. Biopiracy, TRIPS and the Patenting of Asia's Rice Bowl - GRAIN

Biopiracy, or the stealing of genetic material and knowledge from communities in the gene-rich developing countries, is an exploding issue in Asia.

#42. "Biopiracy and Beyond: A Consideration of Socio-Cultural ...

This Article provides afresh and multi-dimensioned approach to a long-standing claim of biopiracy patents made by developing countries and communities.

#43. Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge

In this intelligently argued and principled book, internationally renowned Third World environmentalist Vandana Shiva exposes the latest frontier of the ...

#44. Protecting Indian Traditional Knowledge from Biopiracy - WIPO

India's TKDL is proving a powerful weapon in the country's fight against erroneous patents, sometimes referred to as “biopiracy”. In this article, Dr. V.K. ...

#45. How can developing countries confront biopiracy? | Experts ...

The consequences of biopiracy on developing countries could be extremely harmful, from affecting the endemic living organisms to the economy of ...

#46. biopiracy Archives - Synergetic Press

Tax-deductible donations can be made to support Synergetic Press publications and events in global ecology and planetary stewardship through our fiscal sponsor, ...

#47. Biopiracy or bioprospecting: Negotiating the Limits of ...

Biopiracy is often regarded as an extension, and in some aspects even an intensification, of a colonial exploitation (Robinson, 2010, 2015). Bringing back ...

#48. Biopiracy: what is this? | Actualités | Recherche

Biopiracy refers to the actions of some researchers or research organizations when they take biological resources – often from isolated communities or ...

#49. What is Biopiracy? State the initiative taken by the Indian ...

Biopiracy is defined as the illegal removal of biological material of a country by organisations or multinational companies without proper authorization from ...

#50. Are millets safe from biopiracy? - Down To Earth

This is not a one-off case of the biopiracy of millets. Texas A&M University in the United States applied for a patent in 2009 on a gene ...

#51. Bioprospecting and Biopiracy in Latin America

This article discusses biopiracy and bioprospecting in Latin America as they relate to law, patents, and indigenous groups, focusing on the legal battle over.

#52. Biopiracy: How can African countries protect their plants and ...

Biopiracy is the illegitimate appropriation or commercial exploitation of biological resources and associated traditional knowledge – often ...

#53. Actions against biopiracy - Revista Pesquisa Fapesp

Actions against biopiracy ... The advance of biotechnology and the fragility of the legal measures for the protection of biodiversity leave traditional knowledge ...

#54. 'Biopiracy' fear looms over genetic stock - POLITICO

'Biopiracy' fear looms over genetic stock. FOR centuries, the indigenous peoples living in the Bolivian Andes have cultivated “quinoa”, a high protein ...

#55. Biopiracy | Public Eye

Biopiracy is the appropriation, without fair compensation, of genetic resources and/or the corresponding traditional knowledge.

#56. Biopiracy row at UN talks in Geneva threatens global deal to ...

A standoff over biopiracy is threatening to derail a global agreement to halt the loss of nature, with developing countries demanding they ...

#57. Intellectual Property Rights: Bioprospecting, Biopiracy and ...

Intellectual Property Rights: Bioprospecting, Biopiracy and Protection of Traditional Knowledge - An Indian Perspective. Written By. Bency Baby T and ...

#58. Biopiracy -- U.S. Patent Law Must Change | IATP

The patents on the anti-diabetic properties of 'karela', 'jamun', brinjal once again highlight the problem of biopiracy -- the patenting of indigenous ...

#59. Biopiracy, the CBD and TRIPS – - Lund University Publications

Biopiracy is a problem among developing countries where indigenous peoples have great knowledge over plants that carry medicinal properties. Individual ...

#60. Non-Patent Biopiracy Cases | 9 | Knowledge | T

Although biopiracy is often discussed in terms of injustices relating to patent monopolizations, there are other cases where biological materials and.

#61. Biopiracy: Distrust Widens the Rich–Poor Divide - Cell Press

Biopiracy : Distrust Widens the Rich–Poor Divide ... In May 2000, the European patent office revoked a patent granted six years ago to the United States Department ...

#62. biopiracy ​Definitions and Synonyms - Macmillan Dictionary

Definition of BIOPIRACY (noun): unauthorized use of genes for scientific research.

#63. Fighting Biopiracy: The Legislative Protection of Traditional ...

knowledge and biopiracy. Part II provides an overview of the Mexican patent law system and examines its incompatibility with traditional knowledge. Part III.

#64. Global Biopiracy: Patents, Plants and Indigenous Knowledge

The phenomenon of appropriation of plants and TKUP, otherwise known as biopiracy, thrives in a cultural milieu where non-Western forms of knowledge are ...

#65. Biopiracy in India: Scientific eruption or traditional disruption?

However, while biopiracy refers to the practice of commercially exploiting naturally occurring biochemical or genetic resources, “bioprospecting ...

#66. Biopiracy, the CBD and TRIPS - The Prevention of Biopiracy

Biopiracy is defined as the commercial development of naturally occurring biological materials, such as plant substances or genetic cell lines, ...

#67. Biopiracy of natural products and good bioprospecting practice

Biopiracy mainly focuses on the use of biological resources and/or knowledge of indigenous tribes or communities without allowing them to share the revenues ...

#68. Biopiracy on digitalized sequences : two examples - Inf'OGM

If cases of biopiracy of living organisms based on digital sequence information (DSI) are not frequent for the moment, Inf'OGM (...)

#69. IPC is in India to protect farmers' rights from multinationals ...

We will be there to make sure that biopiracy using the genetic information will not be institutionalised excluding the Digital Sequence ...

#70. Biopiracy Definition & Meaning - Dictionary.com

Biopiracy definition, the commercial exploitation or monopolization of biological or genetic material, as medicinal plant extracts, usually without ...

#71. Peruvian region outlaws biopiracy - SciDev.Net

[LIMA] A region of Peru is claiming to be the first in the world to enact a law outlawing biopiracy and protecting indigenous knowledge at a ...

#72. Amazon rainforest: biodiversity and biopiracy - The BMJ

Amazon rainforest: biodiversity and biopiracy ... Klaus Morales and Tulio Vinicius investigate why biopiracy is becoming a threat to ...

#73. Biopiracy | Environmental Justice Organisations, Liabilities ...

Biopiracy is a situation in which indigenous knowledge of nature, originating with indigenous peoples, is used by others for profit, without permission from ...

#74. Biopiracy and Access to Biological Resources: International ...

This article deals with the issue of biopiracy from the perspective of international law. It examines in detail the leading international ...

#75. Kenya bans 'biopiracy' export of notorious baobabs - BBC News

Kenya bans 'biopiracy' export of notorious baobabs · Kenya has cancelled a licence issued to a foreign company to uproot and export baobab trees ...

#76. Biopiracy in Queensland: A broken record that needs repair

Bosse, Jocelyn (2016). Biopiracy in Queensland: A broken record that needs repair. Trade Insight 12 (2) 35-38. Files. File name.

#77. Bio-piracy of Traditional Knowledge - TKDL

Biopiracy of traditional knowledge is not limited to India alone. In fact, there have been several examples from other countries where traditional knowledge ...

#78. What is Biopiracy | IGI Global

Biopiracy indicates unauthorized use of bio-resources of a country either by the individuals or institutions or companies of other countries.

#79. Pharmaceuticals and Biopiracy: How the AIA May ...

However, a recent change to U.S. patent law may have the unintended consequence of helping resolve the issue of biopiracy. Prior to the passage ...

#80. Peru Is Leader Against Biopiracy - Patent - Mondaq

A study carried out by the Peruvian Anti-Biopiracy Commission and recently submitted to the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) member countries.

#81. Biopiracy: conservationists have to rebuild lost trust - Nature

Biopiracy is a matter of deep concern for indigenous peoples, who all too often have had their heritage abused.

#82. Biopiracy: The Struggle for Traditional Knowledge Rights

Biopiracy has become a growing problem due to the soaring sales of pharmaceuticals. The value of the world market for medicinal plants found by.

#83. BIODIVERSITY, BIOPIRACY AND BENEFITS: WHAT ...

ABSTRACT This paper examines the concept of biopiracy, which initially emerged to challenge various aspects of the regime for intellectual ...

#84. List of Biopiracy cases of India | Download Table

Download Table | List of Biopiracy cases of India from publication: India's Fight Against Agricultural and Medicinal Plants' Biopiracy: Its Implications on ...

#85. Biopiracy - Definition, Meaning & Synonyms - Vocabulary.com

biopiracy Add to list Share. Definitions of biopiracy. noun. biological theft; illegal collection of indigenous plants by corporations who patent them for ...

#86. Biopiracy' increasing threat to survival of Asian indigenous ...

The violation of Asian indigenous people's intellectual and cultural property rights through 'biopiracy' and other forms of exploitation of ...

#87. Battling 'biopiracy', scientists catalog the Amazon's genetic ...

In a bid to stop "biopiracy", researchers are building a giant database to catalog genetic material from the world's largest rainforest.

#88. biopiracy | LDOCE

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbiopiracybi‧o‧pi‧ra‧cy /ˌbaɪəʊˈpaɪərəsi $ ˌbaɪoʊˈpaɪr-/ noun [uncountable] the process in which large ...

#89. Biopiracy definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

Biopiracy definition: Biopiracy is the use of wild plants by international companies to develop medicines,... | Meaning, pronunciation, translations and ...

#90. Biodiversity, Biopiracy & Patents - Gesunde Erde

Biodiversity, Biopiracy & Patents. *Locally adapted seed is more successful! Why high-yielding varieties kill diversity and do not ensure higher yields in ...

#91. Biopiracy: what is it? - Endangered Wildlife Trust

However, some use these laws to infringe upon the rights of others. Biopiracy occurs when individuals or companies take indigenous knowledge of species provided ...

#92. Locating Biopiracy: Geographically and Culturally Situated ...

The issue of 'biopiracy' inevitably evokes a wide variety of responses and emotions. It is likely that, for this reason, few academic articles have ...

#93. Biopiracy - Tutorialspoint

Biopiracy is the inappropriate and unethical use of traditional knowledge and biological materials such as biochemical or genetic materials ...

#94. Cultural Conflicts with Global Patent Policies - LAW eCommons

claim of biopiracy patents made by developing countries and communities. ... biopiracy under patent law as part of a project for NGOs South ...

#95. Biopiracy: Analysis of Existing International and Indian Legal ...

Biopiracy is playing a crucial role in the maintenance of biodiversity as biopiracy ... Intellectual Property, Biological Diversity Law, India and Biopiracy ...

#96. IIED biopiracy

Sustaining Local Food Systems,. Agricultural Biodiversity and Livelihoods. Protecting Indigenous. Knowledge against. Biopiracy in the Andes ...

#97. Culture, Cultural Heritage and the Globalization of Intellectual ...

... is highly charged with accusations of piracy from developed countries countered with allegations of biopiracy from developing countries.