|
Intellectual Property |
MIHR - Centre for the Management of IP in Health R&D |
WIPO - Traditional Knowledge Contracts Database |
|
Canada's Intellectual Property Policy Directorate - Research Papers
|
Intellectual Property Rights and the Environment |
|
OECD - IP
Rights, Tech Transfer in Developing country Agriculture
|
Intellectual property Rights and Plant Genetic Resources: Options for a sui
generis system (in English -
(en francais)
|
Innovation Law Forum: Traditional Knowledge Research Guide - The
Centre for Innovation Law and Policy mission is to help foster a legal and policy environment - in Ontario,
Canada and internationally - that promotes ethical and socially beneficial
innovation and technological progress.
It is
a multi-faceted academic centre devoted to the study of laws, institutions and
policies that affect, or are affected by, innovation or technological change.
The Centre supports teaching, research and policy analysis in a broad range of
areas in which law and policy intersect with innovative activity. These
include intellectual property, telecommunications, electronic commerce and the
Internet, biotechnology and the financing of innovative ventures.
|
The Biodiversity Convention and Intellectual Property:
Conflict or Harmony |
|
WTO Environment - Bulletins
|
Traditional Ecological Knowledge Prior Art Database (T.E.K. P.A.D.) |
Implications of the DOHA Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health,
WHO 2002
- The WTO council responsible for
intellectual property, on 27 June 2002, approved a decision extending until
2016 the transition period during which least-developed countries (LDCs) do
not have to provide patent protection for pharmaceuticals. "The Doha
Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health enshrines the principle
WHO has publicly advocated and advanced over the last four years, namely the
reaffirmation of the right of WTO Members to make full use of the safeguard
provisions of the TRIPS Agreement to protect public health and enhance access
to medicines." (Carlos Correa) |
Intellectual
Property - European Union - contribution to WTO |
Public
Agricultural Research: the Impact of Intellectual Property Rights on
Biotechnology in Developing Countries” - Report - FAO expert workshop,
June 2002, Rome |
Intellectual Property Rights in Biotechnology and Health Care
- Results of a Stakeholder Dialogue - from World Business Council for
Sustainable Development (WBCSD). |
IPRsonline.org -
Resources - TRIPs -
IPRsonline.org is a
new internet portal on Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and Sustainable
Development. It contains a selection of relevant online documents and
resources related to IPRs and sustainable development including a
guide to IPRs,
proposals
submitted to the WTO, discussion papers classified by topics, a
calendar of
IPRs related events, latest
news
on IPRs, and links
to listservs and relevant institutions working on IPRs.
|
Patents:
Disclosure of Origin & Prior Informed Consent - Requiring Disclosure
of the Origin of Genetic Resources and Prior Informed Consent in Patent
Applications Without Infringing The TRIPS Agreement: The Problem and The
Solution - By Nuno Pires de Carvalho* (http://law.wustl.edu/Journal/2/p371carvalho.pdf) |
AIPPI - Association Internationale
pour la Protection de la Propriété Intellectuelle |
|
|
|
|
|
Traditional Knowledge (TK) - Traditional Medicine
(TM) |
Protection and Promotion of Traditional Medicine - Implications for Public
Health in Developing Countries |
Systems of Medicine - The authors of this
book/site initiated work on medicinal plants some twenty years ago, but it did
not take shape till they received financial support in January 1987. Very soon
they realized the disadvantages in working on medicinal plants without an
adequate scientific background on the philosophy and methods of different
systems of medicine, the methods of modern scientific medicine, drug
development, the related aspects of pharmacognosy and pharmacology, economic
implications, and a variety of other issues. With biodiversity, conservation
and biotechnology coming to a sharp focus, the scenario became that much more
complex. All the background information needed is spread over in a very large
number of diverse publications and some areas are of topical interest with a
large number of publications pouring in. In consequence, putting all such
information as in this book together, was an essential activity the authors
carried out parallel to the actual research on the medicinal plants. |
|
|
|
|
|
Sustainable
Development |
Combining
High Risk Science with Ambitious Social and Economic Goals.
Rosenthal, J.P., et al. (1999). Pharmaceutical Biology Vol. 37, Supplement,
pp. 6-21.
(Warning: LARGE PDF Files) |
The Role of Chemical
Prospecting in Sustainable Development. In: Grifo, F.T. (1996),
Feinsilver, J., ed., Emerging Connections Among Biodiversity,
Biotechnology, and Sustainable Development in Health and Agriculture,
Washington, D.C., Pan American Health Organization. |
|
|
|
|
|
Benefit Sharing |
FIC - Equitable Sharing of Biodiversity Benefits Agreements on Genetic
Resources Rosenthal, J.P. (1996).
Proceedings of the OECD International Conference on Biodiversity Incentive
Measures. Cairns, Australia. |
International Regime on Access and Benefit-Sharing: Proposals for an
international regime on access and benefit-sharing
- CBD Executive Secretary - note for the open-ended inter-sessional
meeting on the Multi-Year Programme of Work of the Conference of the Parties
up to 2010, Montreal, 17-20 March 2003.[en
español] [en
français]. |
|
|
Material
Transfer Agreements |
MTA example non-profit & commercial |
Access to Genetic Resources - Case Study - An Evaluation of the
Development and
Implementation of Recent Regulation and Access Agreements - COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS |
|
|
|
|
|
BioPiracy |
India - US - The turmeric patent is just the first step in stopping biopiracy |
The
future for patents on life - Issues such as bio-piracy and the
patenting of GMOs continue to receive wide coverage. Current state of play |
|
Curtain has fallen on hopes of legal bioprospecting |
|
BioMed Central - Hague meeting targets biopiracy |
India - US - The turmeric patent is just the first step in stopping biopiracy
|
Biopiracy
Article |
Indigenous Peoples Council on Biocolonialism (IPCB)
|
Kilburn
& Strode (UK) |
|
BioMed Central - Hague meeting targets biopiracy |
|
|
|
|
|
Indigenous People, BioEthics |
IAIP
- International Alliance of the Indigenous-Tribal Peoples of the Tropical
Forests |
Protecting Communities in Biomedical Research - Science -- Weijer and Emanuel
289 (5482) 1142 (requires Science Magazine's subscription) |
As
precious as gold - EU position on responsibility on Biodiversity.
TRIPS vs. CBD |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|