Примеры использования Protection of indigenous knowledge на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Recognition and protection of indigenous knowledge.
Protection of"indigenous knowledge" and/or"traditional knowledge" as a follow-up to Ms. Daes's report E/CN.41/Sub.2/2000/26.
Progressive legal recognition and protection of indigenous knowledge in Africa.
Success in combating environmental degradation depends on respect for ethical and spiritual values,cultural diversity and the protection of indigenous knowledge.
Promotion and protection of indigenous knowledge through ICTs;
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The integration, formalization, utilization and protection of indigenous knowledge.
His Government was particularly interested in the protection of indigenous knowledge, regulations regarding access to biological resources, and the patenting of herbal remedies and crop varieties.
We will endeavour to promote and develop indigenous healing practices andwork for the effective protection of indigenous knowledge from bio-piracy and patenting.
Appropriate protection of indigenous knowledge constitutes an intrinsic part of respecting their rights to culture, land, property and an adequate standard of living, including adequate housing.
Most of these countries have some form of law for the protection of indigenous knowledge or are at various stages of developing one.
The comment was made that the issue of indigenous intellectual property needed to be advanced, as opposed to Western concepts of copyright,in order to ensure the protection of indigenous knowledge.
Collective and individual rights were protected through the protection of indigenous knowledge, the right to self-governance and the preservation of indigenous ancestral domains and other rights.
They need to be people-centred and inclusive also of young people, encompassing human rights, gender equality,rule of law as well as protection of indigenous knowledge and respect for culture.
It also covered a wide range of issues, including protection of indigenous knowledge, human rights protection, water rights, ecotourism, natural resources, armed conflict and education.
We urge States and international organizations to recognize and respect the establishment anddevelopment of our own systems for the protection of indigenous knowledge; and to call for the immediate halt of all biopiracy activities.
Countries in Africa that offer some form of legal protection of indigenous knowledge include Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, South Africa, Uganda and the United Republic of Tanzania.
A civil society representative underlined the importance of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples for the realization of their right to development,including for the protection of indigenous knowledge.
Efforts are under way to ensure protection of indigenous knowledge, intangible heritage, and promotion of their cultural expressions that are collectively maintained and intergenerational in nature.
While progress has been made in advancing the legal protection of indigenous knowledge at the African regional level, widespread negative attitudes towards indigenous peoples more generally, and towards their knowledge systems more specifically, pervade and hamper the effective realization of these initiatives.
The observer for Panama gave a recent example of practical application of the principle of free, prior and informed consent in the area of traditional knowledge, in which the Government had established a national registry for the protection of indigenous knowledge.
In addition to its meetings, which were always preceded by presentations from indigenous representatives on their experiences andconcerns with regard to the protection of indigenous knowledge, the Intergovernmental Committee also organized several global symposia and workshops.
Also conscious that success in combating environmental degradation is dependent on the full participation of all actors in society, an aware and educated population, respect for ethical and spiritual values andcultural diversity, and protection of indigenous knowledge.
The American Association of Jurists also sent information relating to the subject-matter from the Third World Network, the Rural Advancement Foundation International(RAFI),Genetic Resources Action International, Statements of the Regional Meetings of Indigenous Representatives on the Conservation and Protection of Indigenous Knowledge funded by the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) and the Declaration of NGOs, UNCTAD-IX, 1996.
The 2000 Malmö Ministerial Declaration7 includes in its preamble a statement that"success in combating environmental degradation is dependent on the full participation of all actors in society, an aware and educated population, respect for ethical and spiritual values andcultural diversity, and protection of indigenous knowledge.
The dialogue could explore how to structure effective partnerships based on shared mutual interest, discuss policy frameworks to support information technology and address related issues, such as education and training,infrastructure and capacity-building, and the protection of indigenous knowledge.
The Forum renews the recommendation made at its first session on the need to create a three-year working group on free, prior informed consent and participatory research guidelines, under the aegis of the Forum,with funding from the regular budget that includes a focus on how the guidelines relate to the protection of indigenous knowledge and natural resources.
Strengthening the consistency between the provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity and the TRIPs Agreement, in particular creating ways to promote and enhance cooperation on research and development on technologies associated with the utilization of biological resources,giving due recognition to the source of these resources in patent applications for technologies in accordance with the Convention on Biological Diversity and addressing the protection of indigenous knowledge;
At its fourth session, the Permanent Forum had recommended that WHO organize, host and report to the Permanent Forum at its fifth session on methods, processes and best practice of integrating indigenous traditional knowledge, medicine, healing and other health practices in mainstream health-care systems andsensitizing health personnel concerning the protection of indigenous knowledge systems.
Issues note on the protection of indigenous/traditional knowledge;