Regional Programme on Access and Benefit Sharing - From Genetic

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    Partners

    The project partners from grassroots to policy level carry out most of the field level activities

    and are a mix of government agencies, academic organisations and non-government

    organisations. The main partners are: North-Eastern Community Based Resource

    Management Project (NERCMP), Nagaland Empowerment of People through EconomicDevelopment (NEPED), Kanchendzonga Conservation Committee (KCC), Ashoka Trust for

    Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE), World Conservation Union Bangladesh

    (IUCN-B), Himalayan Grassroot Womens Natural Resource Management Association

    (HIMAWANTI), National Biodiversity Centre of Bhutan (NBC), and Mizoram University

    (MZU).

    Expected long-term outcomes

    Raised awareness about access and benefit sharing (ABS) at the community level

    so that communities realise the value of their assets and can benefit from them;

    and at the policy level so that policy makers are able to prepare appropriate

    policies and legislation to use ABS for national and

    community benefit

    A regional strategy for ABS in the Eastern

    Himalayas so that countries can benefit from

    the common genetic resources

    without conflict

    Empowerment of grassroots women by

    promoting and enabling their full

    participation in the ABS process

    ICIMOD serving as a clearing house for

    documentation and exchange of knowledge

    on ABS in the Eastern Himalayan region Documentation and analysis of successes and

    failures of ABS implementation in the region

    providing a basis for learning

    Regional Programme onAccess and Benefit Sharing

    from Genetic Resources and AssociatedTraditional Knowledge in the Eastern Himalayas

    ABSAccess and Benefit Sharing

    for sustainable use of biological resources equitable sharing of benefits regulated access to biological resourcesPhotos: insect, aquatic and plant genetic resources, repositories of indigenous knowledge and traditional skills K.P. Oli

    Prepared by CEGG and ICIMOD Publications Unit, August 2006 Printed in Nepal

    For further information contact

    Dr. Krishna P. Oli, email: [email protected]. M. Kollmair, email: [email protected]

    Culture, Equity, Gender and Governance (CEGG)International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD)G.P.O. Box 3226, Kathmandu, Nepal, Tel: +977 1 5525313

    Fax: +977 1 5536747, www.icimod.org

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