[Nhcoll-l] FW: Webinar: Life Finds A Way: An Overview of the Nagoya Protocol from the U.S. Government

[Dirk Neumann]

... we will also have a half day (practical) symposium during the SPNHC 
conference in Edinburgh on this topic - with specific focus on 
management needs and workflows at Natural History Collections: 
http://www.spnhc-icomnathist2020.com/s3-1/

The webinar seems to have a slight focus on the internation seed treaty 
(ITPGRFA), WHO related items (e.g. Pandemic Influenza Preparedness 
Framework) and marine Genetic resources (= Areas Beyond National 
Jurisdiction ABNJ or Biodiversity Beyond National Borders BBNB).

If SPNHC members participate in this webinar, it would be good if they 
could forward a brief summary to the co-chairs Legs & Regs committee 
(Stephanie Carson or me). It would be good to have the (official) US 
perspective on necessary requirements of US users. As third party 
transfer is explicitly mentioned, this might be relevant for US-based 
GGBN-members.

With best wishes
Dirk


Am 14.02.2020 um 15:21 schrieb Bentley, Andrew Charles:
> Webinar: Life Finds A Way: An Overview of the Nagoya Protocol from the 
> U.S. Government
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> May be of interest to some.
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> Andy
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> *From:*American Institute of Biological Sciences <membership at aibs.org>
> *Sent:* Thursday, February 13, 2020 12:30 PM
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> *Subject:* Webinar: Life Finds A Way: An Overview of the Nagoya 
> Protocol from the U.S. Government
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> Dear AIBS Member,
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> The Nagoya Protocol is a multilateral treaty that sets up a legal 
> framework for utilizing genetic resources. It should be a part of 
> every researcher's thinking, from how to conduct research, to manage 
> collections, and how to work with partners. Even for researchers based 
> in the United States, familiarity with the Protocol, and what it 
> requires, is important as provider countries may have 
> rules/regulations/laws that carry obligations that apply to samples 
> even after they have left the country, such as restrictions on use, 
> third party transfer, and tracking of any shared benefits.
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> Please join us on Thursday, February 27 when Patrick Reilly, from the 
> U.S. Department of State, conducts a webinar on the Protocol; offering 
> a short history of how the Protocol was developed, what it actually 
> says (and what it doesn't), the difference between monetary and 
> non-monetary benefit sharing, and how the U.S. government can help. 
> Following the presentation, Patrick will be taking questions from our 
> members.
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> *Life Finds A Way: An Overview of the Nagoya Protocol from the U.S. 
> Government*
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> Location: Online
> Cost: Free and Open to the Public
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> Presented by: The American Institute of Biological Sciences
> Thursday, February 27, 2020
> 1:30 - 2:30 PM Eastern Standard Time
> Presenter: Mr. Patrick Reilly, U.S. Department of State
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