Примеры использования Related to marine genetic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNCLOS and patents related to marine genetic resources.
Further research is needed to provide reliable andupdated information to support policy discussions related to marine genetic resources.
A number of delegations raised legal issues related to marine genetic resources within and beyond areas of national jurisdiction.
Some representatives of international organizations called attention to their research andcapacity-building programmes including those related to marine genetic resources.
Developments related to marine genetic resources are discussed in the reports of the Secretary-General, documents A/64/66 and A/64/66/Add.2.
What are the challenges in the effective participation in activities related to marine genetic resources of areas beyond national jurisdiction?
Issues related to marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction continued to be discussed at the fifth meeting of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group.
It was emphasized that the participation of developing countries in activities related to marine genetic resources depended on the availability of scientific information, the flow of scientific data and the transfer of knowledge.
Promote further scientific cooperation and multidisciplinary research efforts, partnerships and public andprivate joint ventures in order to encourage research related to marine genetic resources.
Technological requirements related to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction include requirements for accessing the resources and for conserving, analysing and exploiting the resources.
In light of the symbiosis between natural resources, including marine genetic resources, and their surrounding environment, there is an inextricable link between the protection andpreservation of the marine environment and activities related to marine genetic resources.
The view was expressed that activities related to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction should be carried out in accordance with principles of conservation and sustainable development and on the basis of a precautionary approach.
Invite States, relevant international organizations and stakeholders to promote further scientific cooperation and multidisciplinary research efforts, partnerships andpublic and private joint ventures in order to encourage research related to marine genetic resources;
The second part of thethird segment,"International cooperation and coordination on issues related to marine genetic resources: current and future challenges", identified priorities for action in relation to marine genetic resources.
The discussions on the topic of focus also addressed, inter alia, existing tools and instruments as well as possible options for the conservation and management of marine biodiversity inareas beyond national jurisdiction, and activities related to marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction.
In addition, the informational basis related to marine genetic resources is still incomplete, with further sharing of research and information being needed on, inter alia, the geographic origin of the material and the number of patented inventions resulting in marketed products.
At the 2008 meeting of the Working Group, the need for capacity-building for developing countries to participate in and benefit from activities related to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction was underlined, as was the need to enhance the sharing of scientific information and results.
At the 2008 meeting of the Working Group, several delegations expressed interest in considering a proposal to use the multilateral system developed under the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food andAgriculture as a possible reference point for discussions on practical measures related to marine genetic resources.
The need for capacity-building for developing countries to participate in, and to benefit from, activities related to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction was underlined, as was the need to enhance the sharing of scientific information and results.
The first partof the third segment, entitled"International cooperation and coordination on issues related to marine genetic resources: current activities at the global and regional levels", provided an overview of current activities with respect to marine genetic resources in various international forums.
For example, the"marine bioprospector" web-based database of the United Nations UniversityInstitute of Advanced Studies, which includes 105 records of activities related to marine genetic resources, provides information on the applications and commercialization, including actual or potential value and market information, for sourced material.
Are there mechanisms in place to share information on research results relating to marine genetic resources?
Present activities supporting international cooperation and coordination relating to marine genetic resources.
Several delegations highlighted the need for further consideration of intellectual property rights relating to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction.
Some delegations expressed the view that an access andbenefit-sharing regime relating to marine genetic resources of areas beyond national jurisdiction was not needed or even desirable.
The present section provides an overview of recent activities supporting international cooperation and coordination relating to marine genetic resources.
Issues relating to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction were considered by the General Assembly Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group at its meeting in 2008 see A/63/79.
It was underlined that the Working Group was the appropriate forum to discuss issues relating to marine genetic resources beyond areas of national jurisdiction and that such discussion should be conducted within the framework of, and in conformity with, the Convention.
This section focuses on recent developments relating to marine genetic resources from a multidisciplinary perspective and provides background information on issues raised during the 2008 meeting of the Working Group but not addressed in detail in previous reports of the Secretary-General.
A number of delegations argued that issues relating to marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction should be further discussed in the context of the mandate of the second meeting of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Informal Working Group established by the General Assembly to study issues relating to the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity beyond areas of national jurisdiction.