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The FAO called for complementarity with the International Plant Protection Convention. |
THEMATIC PROGRAMMES: |
SRI LANKA urged financial support and capacity building for implementation, emphasizing regional cooperation. |
Marine and Coastal Biodiversity: |
Spain, on behalf of the EU, supported integration of coral reefs as a new element in the work programme. The EU also stressed further study on coral reefs and on local communities' coastal management. |
Agricultural Biodiversity: |
Acknowledging concerns over GURTs, (left) AUSTRALIA raised doubts regarding proposals for further meetings on the issue, and with the US, supported a proposal by ARGENTINA for consideration at a later date. |
COLOMBIA suggested incorporating GURTs-related work within the Working Group on Article 8(j)'s mandate. |
The ETC GROUP (left) urged opposition to terminator technologies. |
The IIFB highlighted the role of ancestral production systems for seed conservation. |
WORKING GROUP II: ACCESS AND BENEFIT SHARING |
STRATEGIC PLAN: |
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Cameroon, on behalf of the AFRICAN GROUP advocated focus on the development of NBSAPs. |
NATIONAL REPORTS: |
NEW ZEALAND said that reports should support SBSTTA's preparatory work and, stressed attention to the implementation of NBSAPs. |
The IIFB supported reporting requirements on measures to protect traditional knowledge. A number of countries highlighted national reporting processes.
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