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Saturday, November 21, 2009

Index of National Access Regimes and Status of CBD Implementation

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CBD Signatory Country Legislation Summary Web Site

Ecuador No information. http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/ec/ ec-nr-01-es.pdf (Spanish)

Egyot Article 15 -Access to wild organisms, with the exception of endangered, threatened, or protected species, is not restricted. Egypt’s strategy is to establish a gene bank and provide free access to genetic material.
Article 16 -A greater effort should be made to transfer green technologies, in particular related biotechnologies, within the framework of aid and development programs. The private sector, however, plays an important role in this respect.
Article 19 -The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Agriculture established by Decree No. 85 of 1995 a National Committee for Biosafety under his chairmanship. The Committee negotiated and endorsed Biosafety Regulations and Guidelines for Egypt.
(Updated December 1997)
http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/eg/ eg-nr-01-en.pdf

El Salvador No information.
(Updated December 1997)
http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/sv/ sv-nr-01-es.pdf (Spanish)

Equitorial Guinea No information.
(Updated 1998)
http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/gq/ gq-nr-01-es.pdf (Spanish)

Eritrea No access legislation.
(Updated December 1997)
http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/er/ er-nr-01-en.pdf

Estonia Article 19 - The draft Act on Genetically Modified Organisms has been submitted to Parliament and is in line with EU directive 90/220/EEC.
(Updated 1998)
http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/ee/ ee-nr-01-en.pdf
http://www.envir.ee/ eng/index.html

Ethopia No information. http://www.biodiv.org/ world/map.asp? ctr=et

European Community Probably no access legislation.
Article 19 - In the context of discussions on the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety, the Community’s position is to focus on the trans-boundary movement of Living Modified Organisms that might have an adverse effect on the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity, taking into account the risks to human health.
http://www.biodiv.org/ doc/world/eur/ eur-nr-01-en.pdf http://www.biodiversitychm. eea.eu.int/convention/ cbd_ec/strategy

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