Biodiversity and traditional knowledge : equitable partnerships in practice / edited by Sarah A Laird.
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Biodiversity and traditional knowledge : equitable partnerships in practice / edited by Sarah A Laird.
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First edition.
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Boca Raton, FL : Routledge, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, [2010].
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1 online resource (504 pages)
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part, Section I
IODIVERSITY RESEARCH RELATIONSHIPS
chapter 1 Laying the foundation: equitable biodiversity research relationships / Miguel N Alexiades Sarah A Laird
chapter The characteristics of biodiversity research
chapter Institutions Where
chapter B1.1C
chapter Biodiversity research and the changing 'ethical envelope'
chapter Development of a concept of ethics in biodiversity research circles
chapter Biodiversity research relationships as intercultural communication
chapter 2 Professional society standards for biodiversity research: codes of ethics and research guidelines / Sarah A Laird Darrell A Posey
chapter What are research guidelines?
chapter B2.1TPCFBRP (1996)
chapter B2.2DI
chapter B2.3E
chapter B2.4TAAACE:
chapter International Society of Ethnobiology (ISE)
chapter B2.5TMDMA
chapter B2.6FFC: TCT-CPSECRIH
chapter Conclusion
chapter Note
chapter 3 Institutional policies for biodiversity research / Sarah A Laird Rachel Wynberg
chapter Working towards a comprehensive policy for academic and commercial research
chapter B3.1CPG -
part, Section 5
chapter The process of developing a policy
chapter B3.2T :
chapter B3.3TUI, C' PCRPS:
chapter INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO BENEFIT - SHARING IN SOUTH A
chapter B3.4BSA:
chapter Taking stock
chapter LIMBE B OTANIC GARDEN P OLICY ON ACCESS TO G RESOURCES AND B RESEARCH AND D INFORMATION E
chapter Institutional policy as a commitment to best practice
chapter 4 Publication of biodiversity research results and the flow of knowledge / Sarah A Laird Miguel N Alexiades Kelly P Bannister Darrell A Posey
chapter PEOPLE ,
chapter Biodiversity research and publications
chapter B4.1R -
chapter B4.2R'
chapter B4.3T :
chapter B4.4A ' :
chapter DUSUN COMMUNITIES ' KINABALU N PARK
chapter Draft distribution protocol for the plant manual Wakau, Kayu Om Sakot:Tubat Tinungkusan Sinakagon Kadazandusun , 16 September 1998 (updated 8 October 1998)
chapter 5 'Giving back': making research results relevant to local groups and conservation / Patricia Shanley Sarah A Laird
chapter THE H Y BEE N ETWORK : TRANSFORMING THE SHARING
chapter COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN TRAINING AND COSTA R
chapter B5.1TMLC : ' '
chapter B5.2 -: F
chapter B5.3F ' '
chapter EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES TO SLOW DEFORESTATION : EASTERN A
chapter Recognize local value of biodiversity
chapter Catalyse the learning process with new, useful, challenging concepts
chapter FOREST EDUCATION IN THE EASTERN A MAZON : THE
chapter Dissemination
chapter Jump with Whales
part, Section II IN PROTECTED AREAS
IODIVERSITY RESEARCH AND PROSPECTING
chapter 6 Protected area research policies: developing a basis for equity and accountability
Research in protected areas / Sarah A Laird Estherine E Lisinge
chapter B6.1W ?
chapter B6.2 IUCN PAC 1994 G A
chapter THE T NATIONAL P ARK IN CÔTE D 'I VOIRE
chapter CASE S TUDY 2D CAMEROON
chapter Benefits resulting from research collaborations
chapter The Mount Kupe Forest Project: draft Guidelines for Visiting Researchers at Mount Kupe
chapter Draft research policy for protected areas in Cameroon
chapter BUILDING A BASIS FOR EQUITABLE RESEARCH BWINDI I NATIONAL P
chapter B6.3TCBD
chapter NOVARTIS ' S GOLDEN EGGS FROM A NORWEGIAN GOOSE
chapter ACCESS TO GENETIC RESOURCES AND BENEFIT - : AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN Y NATIONAL P DIVERSA C
chapter B6.4RD 391 A P
chapter B6.5 WWF IUCN/WCPA PI/TPPA
part, Section III COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS WITH
chapter 7 Building equitable research relationships with indigenous peoples and local communities: prior informed consent and research agreements / Sarah A Laird Flavia Noejovich
chapter B7.1I :
chapter B7.2TA : '
chapter B7.3W ?
chapter B7.4TKY
chapter B7.6TICC:
chapter CASE S TUDY 1N O QUICK FIX : DESIGNING ; THE CASE OF M AFRICA
chapter B7.8C
chapter B7.9D ? A
chapter CASE S TUDY 2B : THE FIJIAN COMMUNITY IN A BIODIVERSITY
chapter B 7.10 V
chapter Definition of terms and scope
chapter B 7.11 TGNPP
chapter Responsibilities of other collaborators
chapter B 7.12 TAF
chapter B 7.13 TSA: -
chapter Term and amendment Annex
chapter Annex 7.1 Prior informed consent: the anthropology and politics of cross-cultural exchange / Miguel N Alexiades (Institute of Economic Botany, the New York Botanical Garden) and Daniela M Peluso (Columbia University)
chapter Conclusion
chapter Annex 7.2 Indigenous peoples' declarations and statements and equitable research relationships / Graham Dutfield (Working Group on Traditional Resource Rights, Mansfield College, Oxford University)
chapter B 7.14 S
chapter Participation in research and decision-making
chapter Codes of ethics to guide research partnerships
chapter Annex 7.3 Prior informed consent: protocol and form / Marianne Guerin-McManus (Conservation International) and Dillon Kim (Conservation International)
chapter B 7.15 B
chapter Notes
part, Section IV THE COMMERCIAL USE OF BIODIVERSITY AND
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE
chapter 8 Biodiversity prospecting: the commercial use of genetic resources and best practice in benefit-sharing / Sarah A Laird and Kerry ten Kate
chapter B8.1D
chapter Horticulture
chapter B8.4C
chapter B8.5 CITES
chapter B8.6W ''?
chapter B8.7T
chapter Demand for access to genetic resources
chapter B8.8E-: -
chapter Best practice in benefit-sharing
chapter B8.9M -
chapter B 8.10 D -
chapter Botanical medicines, personal care and cosmetic products
chapter B 8.11: I :
chapter B 8.12 PCBD
chapter Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies (CERES)
chapter Conclusion
chapter Note
chapter 9 Biodiversity prospecting contracts: the search for equitable agreements / Brendan Tobin
chapter B9.1APD 391
chapter Identifying the resources and the parties who are the basis for
chapter B9.2P
chapter B9.3C
chapter B9.4C -:
chapter B9.5I :
chapter Prior informed consent and traditional knowledge rights
chapter B9.6TP ICBG A
chapter Genetic resources as information technology
chapter Enforcing contracts and securing equity
chapter B9.7W,
chapter Disclaimers of fitness for purpose Insurance policies
chapter 10 Elements of commercial biodiversity prospecting agreements / Michael A Gollin
chapter Structures for biodiversity prospecting agreements
chapter B 10.1 D F
chapter B 10.2 B P: -
chapter Annex 10.1 Outline of issues to address and language to comsider in a biodiversity prospecting agreement / Michael A Gollin
chapter Outline of issues to consider in bioprospecting agreements
chapter 11 Sharing financial benefits: trust funds for biodiversity prospecting / Marianne Guerin-McManus Kent C Nnadozie Sarah A Laird
chapter B 11.1 K
chapter Size and scope of trust funds
chapter CASE S TUDY 1 T FOREST P EOPLE FUND OF S
chapter CASE S TUDY 2 N IGERIA ' S F UND FOR INTEGRATED R DEVELOPMENT AND T MEDICINE (FIRD-TM)
chapter Criteria for fund disbursement and compensation
chapter CASE S TUDY 3 T PANAMA ICBG T RUST FUND : NATIONAL E FUND OF THE F NATURA
chapter B 11.3 K
chapter Governing structure
chapter CASE S TUDY 4 T HEALING F OREST CONSERVANCY : T FUND C
chapter B 11.5 P
chapter B 11.6 S
chapter General lesson learned: the importance of champions
chapter B 11.7 F
chapter Flexibility and efficiency
part, Section V
ATIONAL POLICY CONTEXT
chapter 12 Developing and implementing national measures for genetic resources access regulation and benefit-sharing / Charles V Barber Lyle Glowka Antonio G M La Viña
chapter B 12.1 W ' ' CBD?
chapter Sovereignty over genetic resources
chapter Prior informed consent (PIC)
chapter B 12.2 D -
chapter B 12.3 I CBD -
chapter B 12.4 A -M
chapter B 12.5 D 391: CRAGRAP
chapter B 12.6 I -
chapter B 12.7 TPIPRA 1997
chapter B 12.8 P P
chapter B 12.9 D -S A:
chapter CASE S TUDY 1 T HE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING COSTA R ' S 1998 B LAW AND ITS SHARING
chapter B 12.10 S -
chapter Coverage of associated knowledge and information
chapter Benefit-sharing and technology
transfer
chapter Administrative mechanism
chapter Conclusion
part, Section VI
chapter 13 Conclusion and recommendations
Conclusion / Sarah A Laird, Charles V Barber, Kelly P Bannister, Lyle Glowka, Michael A Gollin, Kerry ten Kate, Flavia Noejovich, Brendan Tobin, Antonio G M La Viña and Rachel Wynberg
chapter Making benefit-sharing work in practice
chapter Recommendations for protected area managers
chapter Directory of useful contacts and resources
Biodiversity-related secretariats
chapter Selected national government access and benefit-sharing contacts
chapter Selected industry associations
chapter Socially responsible business organizations
chapter Note
chapter Contributors' contact information / Chapter authors
chapter Acronyms and abbreviations
chapter Glossary
chapter References
chapter Section I: Biodiversity research relationships.
IODIVERSITY RESEARCH RELATIONSHIPS
chapter 1 Laying the foundation: equitable biodiversity research relationships / Miguel N Alexiades Sarah A Laird
chapter The characteristics of biodiversity research
chapter Institutions Where
chapter B1.1C
chapter Biodiversity research and the changing 'ethical envelope'
chapter Development of a concept of ethics in biodiversity research circles
chapter Biodiversity research relationships as intercultural communication
chapter 2 Professional society standards for biodiversity research: codes of ethics and research guidelines / Sarah A Laird Darrell A Posey
chapter What are research guidelines?
chapter B2.1TPCFBRP (1996)
chapter B2.2DI
chapter B2.3E
chapter B2.4TAAACE:
chapter International Society of Ethnobiology (ISE)
chapter B2.5TMDMA
chapter B2.6FFC: TCT-CPSECRIH
chapter Conclusion
chapter Note
chapter 3 Institutional policies for biodiversity research / Sarah A Laird Rachel Wynberg
chapter Working towards a comprehensive policy for academic and commercial research
chapter B3.1CPG -
part, Section 5
chapter The process of developing a policy
chapter B3.2T :
chapter B3.3TUI, C' PCRPS:
chapter INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO BENEFIT - SHARING IN SOUTH A
chapter B3.4BSA:
chapter Taking stock
chapter LIMBE B OTANIC GARDEN P OLICY ON ACCESS TO G RESOURCES AND B RESEARCH AND D INFORMATION E
chapter Institutional policy as a commitment to best practice
chapter 4 Publication of biodiversity research results and the flow of knowledge / Sarah A Laird Miguel N Alexiades Kelly P Bannister Darrell A Posey
chapter PEOPLE ,
chapter Biodiversity research and publications
chapter B4.1R -
chapter B4.2R'
chapter B4.3T :
chapter B4.4A ' :
chapter DUSUN COMMUNITIES ' KINABALU N PARK
chapter Draft distribution protocol for the plant manual Wakau, Kayu Om Sakot:Tubat Tinungkusan Sinakagon Kadazandusun , 16 September 1998 (updated 8 October 1998)
chapter 5 'Giving back': making research results relevant to local groups and conservation / Patricia Shanley Sarah A Laird
chapter THE H Y BEE N ETWORK : TRANSFORMING THE SHARING
chapter COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN TRAINING AND COSTA R
chapter B5.1TMLC : ' '
chapter B5.2 -: F
chapter B5.3F ' '
chapter EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES TO SLOW DEFORESTATION : EASTERN A
chapter Recognize local value of biodiversity
chapter Catalyse the learning process with new, useful, challenging concepts
chapter FOREST EDUCATION IN THE EASTERN A MAZON : THE
chapter Dissemination
chapter Jump with Whales
part, Section II IN PROTECTED AREAS
IODIVERSITY RESEARCH AND PROSPECTING
chapter 6 Protected area research policies: developing a basis for equity and accountability
Research in protected areas / Sarah A Laird Estherine E Lisinge
chapter B6.1W ?
chapter B6.2 IUCN PAC 1994 G A
chapter THE T NATIONAL P ARK IN CÔTE D 'I VOIRE
chapter CASE S TUDY 2D CAMEROON
chapter Benefits resulting from research collaborations
chapter The Mount Kupe Forest Project: draft Guidelines for Visiting Researchers at Mount Kupe
chapter Draft research policy for protected areas in Cameroon
chapter BUILDING A BASIS FOR EQUITABLE RESEARCH BWINDI I NATIONAL P
chapter B6.3TCBD
chapter NOVARTIS ' S GOLDEN EGGS FROM A NORWEGIAN GOOSE
chapter ACCESS TO GENETIC RESOURCES AND BENEFIT - : AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN Y NATIONAL P DIVERSA C
chapter B6.4RD 391 A P
chapter B6.5 WWF IUCN/WCPA PI/TPPA
part, Section III COMMUNITY RELATIONSHIPS WITH
chapter 7 Building equitable research relationships with indigenous peoples and local communities: prior informed consent and research agreements / Sarah A Laird Flavia Noejovich
chapter B7.1I :
chapter B7.2TA : '
chapter B7.3W ?
chapter B7.4TKY
chapter B7.6TICC:
chapter CASE S TUDY 1N O QUICK FIX : DESIGNING ; THE CASE OF M AFRICA
chapter B7.8C
chapter B7.9D ? A
chapter CASE S TUDY 2B : THE FIJIAN COMMUNITY IN A BIODIVERSITY
chapter B 7.10 V
chapter Definition of terms and scope
chapter B 7.11 TGNPP
chapter Responsibilities of other collaborators
chapter B 7.12 TAF
chapter B 7.13 TSA: -
chapter Term and amendment Annex
chapter Annex 7.1 Prior informed consent: the anthropology and politics of cross-cultural exchange / Miguel N Alexiades (Institute of Economic Botany, the New York Botanical Garden) and Daniela M Peluso (Columbia University)
chapter Conclusion
chapter Annex 7.2 Indigenous peoples' declarations and statements and equitable research relationships / Graham Dutfield (Working Group on Traditional Resource Rights, Mansfield College, Oxford University)
chapter B 7.14 S
chapter Participation in research and decision-making
chapter Codes of ethics to guide research partnerships
chapter Annex 7.3 Prior informed consent: protocol and form / Marianne Guerin-McManus (Conservation International) and Dillon Kim (Conservation International)
chapter B 7.15 B
chapter Notes
part, Section IV THE COMMERCIAL USE OF BIODIVERSITY AND
TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE
chapter 8 Biodiversity prospecting: the commercial use of genetic resources and best practice in benefit-sharing / Sarah A Laird and Kerry ten Kate
chapter B8.1D
chapter Horticulture
chapter B8.4C
chapter B8.5 CITES
chapter B8.6W ''?
chapter B8.7T
chapter Demand for access to genetic resources
chapter B8.8E-: -
chapter Best practice in benefit-sharing
chapter B8.9M -
chapter B 8.10 D -
chapter Botanical medicines, personal care and cosmetic products
chapter B 8.11: I :
chapter B 8.12 PCBD
chapter Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies (CERES)
chapter Conclusion
chapter Note
chapter 9 Biodiversity prospecting contracts: the search for equitable agreements / Brendan Tobin
chapter B9.1APD 391
chapter Identifying the resources and the parties who are the basis for
chapter B9.2P
chapter B9.3C
chapter B9.4C -:
chapter B9.5I :
chapter Prior informed consent and traditional knowledge rights
chapter B9.6TP ICBG A
chapter Genetic resources as information technology
chapter Enforcing contracts and securing equity
chapter B9.7W,
chapter Disclaimers of fitness for purpose Insurance policies
chapter 10 Elements of commercial biodiversity prospecting agreements / Michael A Gollin
chapter Structures for biodiversity prospecting agreements
chapter B 10.1 D F
chapter B 10.2 B P: -
chapter Annex 10.1 Outline of issues to address and language to comsider in a biodiversity prospecting agreement / Michael A Gollin
chapter Outline of issues to consider in bioprospecting agreements
chapter 11 Sharing financial benefits: trust funds for biodiversity prospecting / Marianne Guerin-McManus Kent C Nnadozie Sarah A Laird
chapter B 11.1 K
chapter Size and scope of trust funds
chapter CASE S TUDY 1 T FOREST P EOPLE FUND OF S
chapter CASE S TUDY 2 N IGERIA ' S F UND FOR INTEGRATED R DEVELOPMENT AND T MEDICINE (FIRD-TM)
chapter Criteria for fund disbursement and compensation
chapter CASE S TUDY 3 T PANAMA ICBG T RUST FUND : NATIONAL E FUND OF THE F NATURA
chapter B 11.3 K
chapter Governing structure
chapter CASE S TUDY 4 T HEALING F OREST CONSERVANCY : T FUND C
chapter B 11.5 P
chapter B 11.6 S
chapter General lesson learned: the importance of champions
chapter B 11.7 F
chapter Flexibility and efficiency
part, Section V
ATIONAL POLICY CONTEXT
chapter 12 Developing and implementing national measures for genetic resources access regulation and benefit-sharing / Charles V Barber Lyle Glowka Antonio G M La Viña
chapter B 12.1 W ' ' CBD?
chapter Sovereignty over genetic resources
chapter Prior informed consent (PIC)
chapter B 12.2 D -
chapter B 12.3 I CBD -
chapter B 12.4 A -M
chapter B 12.5 D 391: CRAGRAP
chapter B 12.6 I -
chapter B 12.7 TPIPRA 1997
chapter B 12.8 P P
chapter B 12.9 D -S A:
chapter CASE S TUDY 1 T HE PROCESS OF DEVELOPING COSTA R ' S 1998 B LAW AND ITS SHARING
chapter B 12.10 S -
chapter Coverage of associated knowledge and information
chapter Benefit-sharing and technology
transfer
chapter Administrative mechanism
chapter Conclusion
part, Section VI
chapter 13 Conclusion and recommendations
Conclusion / Sarah A Laird, Charles V Barber, Kelly P Bannister, Lyle Glowka, Michael A Gollin, Kerry ten Kate, Flavia Noejovich, Brendan Tobin, Antonio G M La Viña and Rachel Wynberg
chapter Making benefit-sharing work in practice
chapter Recommendations for protected area managers
chapter Directory of useful contacts and resources
Biodiversity-related secretariats
chapter Selected national government access and benefit-sharing contacts
chapter Selected industry associations
chapter Socially responsible business organizations
chapter Note
chapter Contributors' contact information / Chapter authors
chapter Acronyms and abbreviations
chapter Glossary
chapter References
chapter Section I: Biodiversity research relationships.
Summary
Biodiversity research and prospecting are long-standing activities taking place in a new legal and ethical environment. Following entry into force of the Convention on Biological Diversity in 1993, and other recent policy developments, expectations and obligations for research and prospecting partnerships have changed. However, to date there are few guides to integrating these concepts with practice. As part of the People and Plants initiative to enhance the role of communities in efforts to conserve biodiversity and use natural resources sustainably, Biodiversity and Traditional Knowledge will be invaluable to students, researchers and local communities, academic institutions, international agencies, government bodies and companies involved in biodiversity research, prospecting and conservation.This book offers practical guidance on how to arrive at equitable biodiversity research and prospecting partnerships. Drawing on experience and lessons learned from around the world, it provides case studies, analysis and recommendations in a range of areas that together form a new framework for creating equity in these partnerships. They include researcher codes of ethics, institutional policies, community research agreements, the design of more effective commercial partnerships and biodiversity prospecting contracts, the drafting and implementation of national 'access and benefit-sharing' laws, and institutional tools for the distribution of financial benefits.
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