Can Montreal help communities: DTE’s coverage on access and benefit-sharing in the run-up to COP15

Benefits arising from the use of biodiversity have not been shared equitably with communities who have protected it for centuries
Photo: @UNEP / Twitter
Photo: @UNEP / Twitter
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The fate of biodiversity hangs in balance as negotiators congregate in Montreal to discuss Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework
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Nagoya Protocol sets clear mandates for potential users of genetic resources to obtain prior informed consent from the communities associated with the resource
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Communities managing and providing biodiversity resources do not get benefits, while users evade regulations
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Developed countries are expected to oppose their developing counterparts; but change is imperative
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