Examples of using Nagoya protocol in English and their translations into Romanian
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Benefit-Sharing Clearing House to ensure the exchange of the information listed in Article 17(2) of the Nagoya Protocol for monitoring the compliance of users.
which are not included in the Convention or in the Nagoya Protocol, are consistent with the definitions of the Convention and the Nagoya Protocol.
It sees the effective implementation of the Nagoya Protocol, which is intended to implement some of the objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity(CBD),
of the Nagoya Protocol that should not be affected by the rules implementing the Nagoya Protocol.
of the relevant provisions of the Convention and the Nagoya Protocol in the Union;
The date of entry into force of this Regulation should be directly correlated to the entry into force of the Nagoya Protocol for the Union in order to ensure equal conditions at Union and global level in activities relating to access
support an effective application of the rules implementing the Nagoya Protocol.
It would, however, point to the international-law obligation entered into with ratification of the Nagoya Protocol to adopt"legislative, administrative or policy measures" to ensure that the benefits derived by the user from the utilisation and marketing of genetic resources
Protocol rests on two main pillars:">measures on access, and measures on user-compliance" 3, it fails to explicitly stress benefit sharing as an essential objective of the Nagoya Protocol, a requirement of the WSSD and an international-law obligation under the CBD.
sound framework for implementing the Nagoya Protocol that should contribute to the conservation of biological diversity
Consult, if appropriate, with stakeholders on the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol and this Regulation;
Under the Nagoya Protocol check-points must be effective and should be relevant
The proposal for a regulation submitted by the Commission is intended to implement the objectives of the Nagoya Protocol.
The implementation of the Nagoya Protocol should be one of these effective measures for the implementation of the UN Declaration.
of traditional knowledge associated with genetic resources in a Party to the Nagoya Protocol;
It is not clear to the EESC how these provisions will ensure satisfactory benefit sharing in line with the relevant articles of the Nagoya Protocol.
Article 3 of the Nagoya Protocol explicitly confirms that the rules of the Protocol apply to all genetic resources falling within the scope of the CBD.
9 of this Regulation shall apply one year after the date of entry into force of the Nagoya Protocol for the Union.
The EESC therefore considers that Article 2 of the draft regulation does not clearly implement central elements of the Nagoya Protocol and must therefore be revised or amplified.
All members of the CBD can ratify the Nagoya Protocol: twelve states have already done so(as of February 2013) and 92 states signed the protocol after its adoption3.