How to perform a study on plants from countries belonging to Nagoya Protocol?
Is it sufficient to mention the country? or to add the name of a scientist from that country?
Dear Ammar,
You need to apply for a Permission to Import 'Genetic Heritage'. Each country has its own procedures (but some still did not implement any one!). The better is to first arrange a collaboration with an university in the country by exchanging Material Transfer Agreements and a Memorandum of Understanding. Then identify the right Governmental body/office dealing with the Nagoya protocol (this is sometimes difficult) and apply for the list of plants you want to work on.
Good luck!
Jose
Dear Jose Maria
dose Genetic Heritage includes dry plants or it refers to seeds, or any study devoted for DNA analysis, fingerprint and replication?
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