Examples of using Benefit-sharing in English and their translations into German
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The Council looks forward to a productive discussion on benefit-sharing.
Ensure benefit-sharing between users and providers of genetic resources.
What influence do actor-related factors have on the chances that benefit-sharing will materialise?
The concept of benefit-sharing This component looks into whether, how, and under what conditions the principle of benefit-sharing can be implemented for typical projects.
Welcomes the report and takes note of the findings of the Panel of Experts on Access and Benefit-sharing;
Some specific aspects of the issue of access and benefit-sharing are under discussion in international fora other than the CBD.
Under the CBD,negotiations will continue on international rules on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing.
Review of access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing arrangements and consideration of options.
A number of other EC legislative andpolicy measures contribute to the implementation of the CBD's provisions on benefit-sharing.
The European Union thinks that the guidelines shouldbe flexible enough to suit Access and Benefit-sharing arrangements by different users and for different uses.
Such methods are necessary to put a socially,economically and environmentally sound‘price' on genetic resources and therefore facilitate benefit-sharing.
Due to her former work on access and benefit sharing at the Federal Agency forNature Conservation(BfN), she continued to deal with the issue within the EU project Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-Sharing of Genetic Resources, analyzing the consequences of implementation in Germany and other countries.
Nagoya Protocol on Biodiversity:(international regime on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing- ABS): Implementing the ABS protocol.
A further aim is to negotiate, by 2010,an international regime on fair and equitable benefit-sharing that would assign greater responsibility to the industrialised countries, possibly by requiring them to do more to regulate and control the use of genetic resources, e.g. in the pharmaceutical industry.
The EC has stated on several occasion its commitmentto further developing a transparent international regime on access and benefit-sharing.
ABS Package in relation to the international regime on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing(ABS), including Proposals for Council Decisions for the Signature and Ratification of the international agreement and appropriate implement-ting initiatives at Union level.
These initiatives are part of the preparatory process leading to the signatureand ratification by the EU of an international Treaty on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing.
Actions 11 and 12 specify support for, amongst others, national capacity-building in defining biodiversity-related intellectual property rights and formulating laws enabling equitable benefit-sharing, as well as the development of participatory frameworks for and capacity building of community-based organisations and NGOs in negotiating equitable benefit-sharing.
The Council welcomes the inclusion of issues related to intellectual propertyrights on the agenda of the Expert Panel on Access and Benefit-Sharing.
To that effect, the Council welcomes the establishment of the Expert Panel on Access and Benefit-Sharing as a valuable step in the process to further the implementation of Decision III/15 and recommends that the Intersessional Meeting considers whether and how the task given to the Expert Panel could be more focused in the light of developments in this field since the last COP.
The EESC has given this subject high priority for many years,most recently with an opinion adopted in February on the subject of access and benefit-sharing in relation to genetic resources.
The proposal- a draft Regulation that wouldimplement the'Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit-sharing'- is designed to protect the rights of countries and of indigenous and local communities that allow their genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge to be used, while also giving researchers in Europe improved, reliable access to quality samples of genetic resources at low cost with high legal certainty.
Particularly industrialized country Parties have beenreluctant to adopt measures supporting effective benefit-sharing of their researchers and companies.
That's why in 2010, the tenth Conference of Parties(COP) to the Convention on BiologicalDiversity adopted the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit-Sharing.
The Guidelines aim, inter alia, at contributing to the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity, at providing Parties and stakeholders with a transparent framework to facilitate access to genetic resources and ensure fair and equitable benefit-sharing; at providing guidance to Parties in the development of access and benefit-sharing regimes; at informing the practices and approaches of users and providers in access and benefit-sharing arrangements.
STRESSES that the full involvement of stakeholders, in particular localand indigenous communities, is essential in the development and implementation of access and benefit-sharing arrangements.
Notes the holding of the tenth meeting of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, as well asthe meetings of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit-sharing and the first meeting of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on Protected Areas;
Following the deliberations of the CBD inter-sessional meeting on the Multi-year Programme of Work(March 2002), it is now foreseen that the second meeting of the Ad hoc Open-ended Working Group of the CBD, in December 2003, will address the issue of"aninternational regime on access to genetic resources and benefit-sharing.
This information has been compiled by the Executive Secretary and made available for the second meeting of the AdHoc Open-ended Working Group on Access and Benefit-sharing, held from December 1 to 5, 2003.
These are: sustainable finance of protected areas(including through the CBD's LifeWeb Initiative); addressing impacts of climate change on protected areas; improving management effectiveness; improving invasive alien species management; enhanced efforts towards the establishment of marine protected areas, also on the high seas; increased coverage, quality, representativeness and connectivity of inland water protected areas; restoration of ecosystems and habitats; valuing the ecosystem services of protected areas; governance, participation,equity and benefit-sharing; and reporting.