PROGRESS FOR FARMERS’ RIGHTS AT GB5 IN OMAN By Regine Andersen1 Former Senior Research Fellow at FNI (on leave) Since the first time Farmers’ Rights came up in the negotiations under the FAO, it has been difficult to - International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	PROGRESS FOR FARMERS’ RIGHTS AT GB5 IN OMAN By Regine Andersen1 Former Senior Research Fellow at FNI (on leave) Since the first time Farmers’ Rights came up in the negotiations under the FAO, it has been difficult to Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-01-07 05:40:01 Open Document File Size: 444,36 KB Share Result on Facebook City Muscat / / Company Crop Genetic Resources / Plant Genetic Resources / / Continent Europe / / Country Australia / Germany / Norway / Oman / France / Canada / / Facility Plant Treaty’s Multilateral System / / IndustryTerm chair / food production / on-farm management / food / / Organization Contracting Party / Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants / Civil society / World Intellectual Property Organization / European Union / Committee on Food Security / United Nations / / Person Regine Andersen / Tone Winge / / Position Chair / Secretary / / URL http / SocialTag Land management Food politics Food and drink Food security International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture Breeding Food and Agriculture Organization International Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants Plant breeding Biology

PROGRESS FOR FARMERS’ RIGHTS AT GB5 IN OMAN By Regine Andersen1 Former Senior Research Fellow at FNI (on leave) Since the first time Farmers’ Rights came up in the negotiations under the FAO, it has been difficult toAdd to Reading List