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Editorial5
Glossary11
Acronyms3
Abstracts3
OVERVIEW: Biodiversity and culture: exploringcommunity protocols,rights and consent25
1. Community protocols and free, prior informed consent – overview and lessons learnt27
PART I: Setting the scene: research partnerships and ABS from the perspective of communitie43
2. FPIC and beyond: safeguards for power-equalising research that protects biodiversity, rights and culture3
3. Whose access and whose benefit? The Nagoya Protocol and customary rights in India3
PART II: Institutional innovations for FPIC and benefit-sharing67
4. The spirit of FPIC: lessons from Canadaand the Philippines3
5. Indigenous benefit-sharing in resource development –the Australian Native Title experience3
6. Changing the system from within: participatory plant breeding and ABS in China4
PART III: Community protocols for genetic resources and ABS91
7. Decolonising action-research: the Potato Park biocultural protocol for benefit-sharing4
8. The Bushbuckridge BCP: traditional health practitioners organise for ABS in South Africa103
9. Biocultural community protocols: tools for securing the assets of livestock keepers4
PART IV: Community protocols and FPIC: mining, protected areas and forest partnerships121
10. Sacred groves versus gold mines: biocultural community protocols in Ghana4
11. Defending our territory: the biocultural community protocol of Alto San Juan, Colombia4
12. Creating the Ulu Papar biocultural community protocol4
13. Accessible technologies and FPIC: independent monitoring with forest communities in Cameroon4
14. Biocultural community protocols and ethical biotrade: exploring participatory approaches in Peru4
PART V: Tips for trainers175
15. How to implement free, prior informed consent (FPIC)4
16. Understanding and facilitating a biocultural community protocol process4
17. Using stakeholder and power analysis and BCPs in multi-stakeholder processes4
IN TOUCH195
Biodiversity and culture: exploring community protocols, rights and consent1
RELATED RESOURCES197
GENERAL RESOURCES207
Events and training210
EVENTS210
TRAINING211
E-participation213
RCPLA NETWORK219
Order form226
Subscriptions order form227

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