Lesestoff fürs lange Wochenende: DSMZ-Studie legt der UN-Biodiversitätskonvention erste Grundlagen für Zugangs- und Vorteilsausgleichsindikatoren vor, um gemeinsame Vorteile der Nutzung von Biodiversität durch Forschende weltweit zu messen
👉 https://tinyurl.com/muy4wyx7
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Forschende mahnen, dass der Vorteilsausgleich für die biologische Vielfalt einen radikal neuen Ansatz erfordert
Mehr dazu in der jetzt publizierten Analyse des Policy Forums 👉 https://tinyurl.com/e8t5x83a
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Experten betonen die Notwendigkeit, bei der Entwicklung eines neuen internationalen Mechanismus zur Aufteilung der Vorteile aus der Nutzung digitaler Sequenzinformationen (DSI) mit der Vergangenheit zu brechen
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@gkalinkat I have been reading about Access and Benefit Sharing since last week for a project and one of the things that I came across in an IUCN link was: "Benefit sharing could be monetary, or non-monetary through other benefits such as reduced phosphate pollution and improved water quality" and this article explains phosphate pollution so well.
Absolutely loved the writing! Witty and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Lets pee the change we want to see in the world 😁
Data from DNA or RNA can be stored digitally. This is known as Digital Sequence Information (DSI). International agreements are unclear on how to administer DSI and share the benefits arising from it. The benefits from genetic resources are therefore not always shared equitably, even though this is a responsibility of governments under international law. Openly accessible DSI is essential for research including vaccine development and species conservation, and any new rules to govern its use must not curtail access. The post-2020 global biodiversity framework is an opportunity to guarantee equitable sharing of DSI benefits, while ensuring essential research can continue.
Leibniz-Institut DSMZ
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