Titlebook: Biodiversity Conservation Through Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS); Himalayas and Indian Oommen V. Oommen,K. P. Laladhas,Balakrishna Pisupa

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Achievements in India’s ABS Mechanismon of ABS mechanism in India, there were Expert Committee on ABS; who are well versed in the administration of biodiversity, trade, Law, bio-resources etc. It is the statutory responsibility of the NBA and the State Boards to consult the BMCs while taking any decision relating to permitting the acce

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Statutory and Obligatory Responsibilities of State Biodiversity Boards for the Conservation of Indigses degradation of its precious biodiversity. India’s National legislation to oblige the CBD came into force in 2002 as Biological Diversity Act. A National, State and regional management mechanism was established as per the Act and gave an array of conservation protocols. Kerala State Biodiversity

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Access and Benefit Sharing in Indigenous Knowledge Stewardship and Sustainable Developmentvide a broad framework for ABS procedures. The Nagoya protocol exemplifies a trend toward using legal measures to clarify rights and drive sustainable development through market mechanisms such as contracts, intellectual property rights, and mutually supportive institutions at the national, regional

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Insects and ABS lack of complete scientific data on insect species is considered to be a reason for this distortion. While insect taxonomy is undoubtedly one of the most important areas to support documentation and conservation of insect diversity, there are certain hurdles in the form of “taxonomic impediments”,

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