This paper analyses the ways in which CGIAR Centers use digital sequence information (DSI) in their efforts to conserve and sustainably utilize the world’s most important crop and livestock genetic diversity. The paper then reflects on which of the benefit-sharing options currently under consideration by the Contracting Parties to the CBD (and the versions of those options that must be considered by the Governing Body of the Plant Treaty and the UN FAO Commission on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture) would provide effective policy support for the continued use of DSI in agricultural research and development in the future.
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https://hdl.handle.net/10568/125749Altmetric score:
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Publication year
2022
Authors
Hamilton, R.S.; Halewood, M.; Lopez Noriega, I.; Rouard, M.; Tiambo, C.; Azevedo, V.; Bhattacharjee, R.; Cuellar, W.; Gisel, A.; Hearne, S.J.; Heider, B.; Hendre, P.; Kreuz, J.; Muchugi, A.; Mwai, O.; Ndjiondjop, M.-N.; Odeny, D.; Patel, E.; Perset, E.; Platten, J.; Ramaiah, V.; Roa, A.C.; Singh, K.; Wenzl, P.; Vermeulen, S.; Zhang, X.
Language
English
Keywords
genetic resources, agriculture, access to information, research, development
