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Biopiracy : Imitations Not Innovations
Author: Suman Sahai, Prasmi
Pavithran, Indrani Barpujari
Biopiracy, is detailed compilation of the indigenous
resources of India, some of which have been the subject of
controversial patents over the years. Published by Gene
Campaign, a research and advocacy organization , the book
is presented in a reader friendly format and includes
discussions on Indigenous Knowledge as well as the on the
medicinal use of each plant, taken up as a case study. |
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 VOLUNTARY
GUIDELINES
to support the progressive
realization of
the right to adequate food
in the context of national food security
Adopted by the 127th Session
of the FAO Council
November 2004
FOOD AND AGRICULTURE
ORGANIZATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS
Rome, 2005 |
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Protecting Indigenous Knowledge of Biodiversity in India |
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(i)
Technical report |
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(ii) Briefing papers |
Benefit Sharing of Genetic Resources
The Convention on
Biodiversity, The Bonn Guidelines and Emerging ABS
Framework*
Research Project on
Protection of Indigenous Knowledge of Biodiversity
Briefing Paper 1, August 2004. - - Janak Rana
Ghose |
CUSTOMARY LAW AND THE PROTECTION OF INDIGENOUS
KNOWLEDGE IN INDIA*
Research Project on Protection of
Indigenous Knowledge of Biodiversity Briefing Paper 2,
November 2004 -
Nidhi Srivastava |
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UNDERSTANDING INDIGENOUS
PEOPLES DECLARATIONS*
Research Project on Protection of
Indigenous Knowledge of Biodiversity Briefing Paper 3,
April 2005 -
Rohit Priyadarshi, Dr.
Suman Sahai, Raghu Velankar |
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A GENDERED PERSPECTIVE OF INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE*
Research Project on Protection of Indigenous
Knowledge of Biodiversity Briefing Paper 4, July 2005 -
Indrani Barpujari |
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Internalising Traditional Ecological Knowledge in
the Application of Precautionary Principle in Natural
Resource Management*
Research Project on Protection of Indigenous
Knowledge of Biodiversity Briefing Paper 5, September 2005
- Nupur Chowdhury
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Exploring the Scope of Indigenous
Knowledge Protection within the Legal
Regime for Forest and Wildlife in India*
Research Project on Protection of
Indigenous Knowledge of Biodiversity Briefing Paper 6,
October 2005 - Santanu Sabhapandit |
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Discussion Papers |
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IS A SUI GENERIS LAW NEEDED TO
PROTECT IK OF BIODIVERSITY IN INDIA?
A Discussion Paper - I
- Indrani
Barpujari |
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IK PROTECTION BY LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND EXISITNG
POLICY ENVIRONMENT IN INDIA
A Discussion Paper - II
- Indrani
Barpujari
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(iv)
Policy briefs |
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International Instruments and Initiatives
Protecting Indigenous Knowledge:
Implications for
Developing Countries
- Suman Sahai, Ujjwal
Kumar, Indrani Barpujari
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Are Geographical Indications Better Suited
to Protect Indigenous Knowledge?
A Developing Country
Perspective
- Suman Sahai, Indrani
Barpujari
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