Примеры использования Including genetic resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some States, on the other hand claim sovereignty not only over natural resources, including genetic resources, but also over traditional knowledge.
Biological resources in the Area, including genetic resources, cannot be depleted or inappropriately exploited, and must be used for the benefit of present generations and also preserved for future generations.
The state of the world reports provide a comprehensive picture of the global situation andtrends of biodiversity, including genetic resources, for food and agriculture.
It is important to note that resources in the marine environment, including genetic resources, often straddle legal and political boundaries owing to the fluid and transient nature of the marine environment.
The Russian Federation's environmental policy stressed the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity and the fair and equitable sharing of benefits arising from the use of resources, including genetic resources.
The right of indigenous communities to their natural and biological resources, including genetic resources, and to their traditional know-how must be protected and respected.
The mandate of the Authority, which currently covered the protection of the marine environment, including biodiversity, under article 145 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea,could potentially be expanded to deal with all issues relating to deep-sea biodiversity, including genetic resources.
Traditional lands, waters- including historical, sacred andspiritual sites- natural resources, including genetic resources, such as seeds, medicines and plants;
The presentation was followed by a discussion of various issues, including genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge, coordination with other United Nations bodies working on similar or related issues, participation mechanisms, the complementary work of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Inter-sessional Working Group on Article 8(j) and related provisions to ensure the effective implementation of the Nagoya Protocol.
Substantial progress can be made through promoting the further development and application of landscape and ecosystem approaches for the conservation andsustainable use of biodiversity, including genetic resources for food and agriculture, and the natural resource base.
States shall, preferably through recognizing indigenous peoples' right to control and benefit from their natural resources, including genetic resources, traditional knowledge and traditional cultural expressions, guarantee that indigenous peoples have financial resources available that effectively allow them to maintain, safeguard and protect their cultural heritage.
Emphasized the need to recognize, respect and protect indigenous peoples' cultural rights and their right to participate in all matters that affect them, and urged parties to recognize indigenous rights to lands, waters,territories and natural resources, including genetic resources, as well as associated traditional knowledge and custodianship over biodiversity.
IOM also supports the recognition andeffective application of the rights of indigenous people to their natural resources, including genetic resources, and their knowledge, technologies, traditional practices and innovations, and supports the full and effective participation of representatives of ethnic minorities in international meetings in which matters relating to land, territories and environment are discussed.
Land-related policies and legislation and related incentive and benefit-sharing measures, such as security of tenure and access to land andother natural resources, including genetic resources, should be reviewed and revised, as appropriate, to address biodiversity concerns.
Support for the recognition andeffective realization of the rights of indigenous peoples with respect to biodiversity resources, including genetic resources, and with respect to their knowledge, technologies and traditional practices and innovations, drawing attention to their scientific, economic and cultural value and their role in environmental preservation, and promoting the establishment of adequate legal measures for their protection, including patent recognition;
The Division would coordinate the work relating to the tools available within the international legal regime to conserve and use marine biodiversity sustainably in areas beyond national jurisdiction;whereas the secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity would continue to coordinate the work relating to the global distribution of biodiversity(including genetic resources) in areas beyond national jurisdiction, as well as the status of that biodiversity and the threats that it is facing.
Through their adherence to a traditional lifestyle, conservation of resources andprotection of biological diversity, including genetic resources for food and agriculture, their practices and knowledge created an important basis for the food security of current and future generations.
For the food and agriculture sectors, the potential risks to be considered in the biosafety context are risks to human health through the consumption of foods or exposure to agricultural products; the impacts on plant and/or animal life and health; and environmental impacts such as potential adverse effects on the conservation andsustainable use of biological diversity, including genetic resources for food and agriculture.
Such an implementing agreement has to be negotiated as a package, and must encompass the conservation andsustainable use of marine biodiversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction, including genetic resources, the sharing of benefits taking into account intellectual property rights, scientific research, capacity-building and the transfer of marine technology.
In this context, further discussion on the legal status of marine biological diversity, including genetic resources beyond national jurisdiction, is needed in order to clarify how such resources may have to be regulated, whether existing tools and arrangements are sufficient or whether new tools are required for their conservation and sustainable use, including consideration of access and benefit sharing.
The Cuzco Declaration, adopted in November 2002 at the Ministerial Meeting of the Group of Like-minded Megadiverse Countries,stressed the need to recognize the sovereign rights of countries of origin over their biological resources, including genetic resources, and to protect traditional knowledge, in such a way that those resources would not be used either without the knowledge of the countries or without agreements on the sharing of benefits.
The Division would coordinate the work relating to the tools available within the international and regional legal regimes for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity,while the secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity would continue to coordinate the work relating to the global distribution of biodiversity(including genetic resources) in marine areas beyond national jurisdiction, as the status of that biodiversity and the threats that it is under.
In response to requests for clarification on the uses and applications of genetic resources, including the probability of commercial success from the utilization of marine genetic resources, a panellist explained that despite the limited knowledge of marine resources, including genetic resources, it was estimated that the odds of finding a commercially valuable compound were higher for marine organisms given the broader diversity of organisms in the oceans as compared with land.
Growing scientific and commercial interest in areas heretofore largely unexplored arecumulatively affecting marine biodiversity and biological resources, which include genetic resources.
Includes genetic resources, organisms or parts thereof, populations, or any other biotic component of ecosystems with actual or potential use or value for humanity.
The development of new sciences and technologies, particularly those associated with deep sea ecosystems, and growing scientific and commercial interest have spurred an increase in human activities related to the oceans, and their biodiversity andbiological resources, which include genetic resources.
The term also includes genetic resources and associated knowledge.
Coastal States have sovereign rights, as appropriate, with respect to resources, including marine genetic resources and all related activities, in areas within national jurisdiction.
More attention must be given to the equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources, including access to genetic resources and transfer of technologies.
Marine genetic resources, including.