Das Nagoya-Protokoll ist ein völkerrechtliches Übereinkommen, das detailliertere Regelungen zu dem dritten Ziel (Zugang zu genetischen Ressourcen und dem gerechter Vorteilsausgleich) der CBD enthält.
Grippeviren der WHO – Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Framework (PIP Framework) German
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699 BfN-Schriften 684 – Restoration of European oyster (Ostrea edulis) in the German
September 2023 in Bonn, Germany Publikation BfN-Schriften • 2023 Since 2011, the German
100 young professionals from 28 countries have taken the opportunity to participate in the 18-month Klaus Töpfer Fellowship Programme, since its start in 2012. The alumni form an active network today.
and Nuclear Safety, Klaus Töpfer, the patron of the programme, Alfred Herberg, German
As the INA is part of the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN), a
verankerte Projekt CONMAR (CONcept for conventional MArine munition Remediation in the German
The interdependencies between climate and biodiversity are scientifically not yet fully understood. However, policies and actions are urgently needed to safeguard these important, interrelated fundamentals for life on earth.
these aspects an online workshop was held in June 2022, as part of the Chinese-German
After entry into force of the Nagoya Protocol and the corresponding Regulation (EU) No. 511/2014, European users of genetic resources (GR) are required to „exercise due dili-gence“ to ensure that they have acquired GR or associated traditional knowledge (aTK) in accordance with the national access procedures of the respective provider country. In Ger-many, as in other EU member states, “competent national authorities” (CNAs) for Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) are in the course of formation and a first meeting of European CNAs already took place in March 2017 on Vilm-Island.
CNAs, as the German Nagoya CNA-Unit, are repeatedly being asked for information and
FAO has developed an International Plan of Action for the Conservation and Management of Sharks and has recommended that shark fishing states conduct stock assessments and develop similar action plans on national level. CITES is discussing shark conservation and unsustainable trade in sharks, their parts and derivatives and has already listed shark species on its appendices and is considering further listing proposals.
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