The Nagoya Protocol is an international agreement that regulates access to genetic resources. Its goal is to ensure that countries providing these resources are fairly involved in the benefits arising from their successful use. The system is based on two key components — access control and benefit sharing — which must be negotiated before research starts.

In this presentation, we will address the following questions:

• What exactly is the Nagoya-Protocol?
• Which materials and activities fall under the Nagoya Protocol?
• How is the Nagoya Protocol implemented in practice?

 You will learn to recognize relevant cases and take the right steps to ensure compliance.

Speaker: Dr. Stefanie Tadros, PROvendis

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