Bounded openness: A robust modality of access to genetic resources and the sharing of benefits

Vogel, Joseph Henry; Muller, Manuel Ruiz; Angerer, Klaus; Delgado‐Gutiérrez, Dino; Ballón, Alfredo Gálvez

doi:10.1002/ppp3.10239

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“…The new topic of global governance for DSI still has far to go (Vogel et al, 2022). In our view, there are two possibilities.…”

Section: Two Reform Paths Of Global Governance For Dsimentioning

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Global governance for digital sequence information on genetic resources: Demand, progress and reforming paths

Qin

2023

Global Policy

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The cross‐border transmission of digital sequence information (DSI) on genetic resources is an emerging global governance issue, particularly since its inclusion in the post‐2020 framework of the Convention on Biological Diversity. Based on a brief review of the value of DSI and the need for global governance, this paper identifies three elemental regimes on ‘physical’ genetic resources that are in conflict: divergent principles of sovereignty claim, global multilateral sharing and intellectual property rights protection. It then traces the progress of each elemental regime on DSI and describes their ongoing conflicts. Two reform strategies for better governance are suggested: one gradual and path‐dependent and one more radical. The basis of the radical strategy is to promote labour division and cooperation among institutions of different elemental regimes within a three‐layered system of DSI values.

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“…The new topic of global governance for DSI still has far to go (Vogel et al, 2022). In our view, there are two possibilities.…”

Section: Two Reform Paths Of Global Governance For Dsimentioning

confidence: 99%

Global governance for digital sequence information on genetic resources: Demand, progress and reforming paths

Qin

2023

Global Policy

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“…Nudge, nudge: Isn't "bounded openness" what intellectual property already does? Is this just old wine in a new bottle (Vogel et al, 2021)? Such skepticism is welcome.…”

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Bounded openness over natural information

Vogel,

Santori-Aymat,

Tomaiconza

et al. 2023

Elgar Encyclopedia of Ecological Economics

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“…Mulatu (2018) discussed the potential for bioprospecting of the rodent but did not explain how benefit sharing would unfold for Ethiopia. Open access to the genome of the naked mole-rat is seen as emblematic of how the object of R&D must be recognized as natural information for any sharing of benefits to be fair and equitable (Peruvian Society of Environmental Law, 2017;Vogel, Ruiz Muller, Angerer and Oduardo-Sierra, 2018). Criticism of ABS lies in the unbounded openness of the genetic resources, despite the potential for medical applications and need for habitat conservation in the countries of origin.…”

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Fairness, Equity and Efficiency for the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Nagoya Protocol: Analysis of a Rodent, a Snail, a Sponge and a Virus. Part 2

Ambiental

2023

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Case studies based on 4 different organisms to determine the best modality for ABS. We recommend that the Parties reaffirm the nature of the CBD and Nagoya Protocol (NP) as framework agreements. Decisions made at the COP can be revisited and reversed. The adoption of an alternative modality to bilateralism could even include a return to the “Common Heritage of Mankind” (Modality 5), which is just as much an expression of sovereignty as is the bilateral approach. Policy implications must be rendered into recommendations and the recommendations, into legislation. Appendix VI is a “Legal Elements for the ‘Global Multilateral Benefit-sharing Mechanism’ as contemplated in the Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization”

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Bounded openness: A robust modality of access to genetic resources and the sharing of benefits

Cited by 10 publications

References 17 publications

Global governance for digital sequence information on genetic resources: Demand, progress and reforming paths

Global governance for digital sequence information on genetic resources: Demand, progress and reforming paths

Bounded openness over natural information

Fairness, Equity and Efficiency for the Convention on Biological Diversity and the Nagoya Protocol: Analysis of a Rodent, a Snail, a Sponge and a Virus. Part 2

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