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Acknowledgements4
Executive Summary5
1. Introduction5
2. Asociación Andes and the Potato Park10
2.1 Asociación ANDES10
2.2 The Potato Park10
Social Organization and Governance11
2.3 Developing an Indigenous Biocultural Territory: Activities in the Potato Park 12
3. Biocultural Systems5
3.1 The challenges to biocultural systems and the development of biocultural protocols13
4. The Potato Park inter-community agreement for benefit sharing15
4.1 Methodological approach for developing the agreement 15
4.2 Why translate an agreement rooted in oral tradition into a written document? 5
4.3 Community leadership in Development & Negotiation of the Agreement 16
4.4 The Agreement’s foundation in customary norms and principles17
4.5 The Parties and implementing institutions5
4.6 Benefit sharing18
4.7 Conflict resolution Mechanisms 19
4.8 Harmony with national and international laws5
5. The policy context for developing the inter-community agreement: Key elements and shortcomings21
5.1 International policy: fAO, CBD, WIPO21
The International Treaty on Plant Genetic resources for food and Agriculture21
The CBD and the Nagoya Protocol22
The World Intellectual Property Organization23
5.2 The Peruvian Policy Context23
5.3 Shortcomings in existing access and benefit sharing models5
Traditional knowledge and biocultural systems24
Prior informed consent and mutually agreed terms24
6. Conclusions5
References5

Community Biocultural Protocols Customary norms based ABS in Potato Park

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Date: Oct 31, 2011

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South America: Peru

Source: http://pubs.iied.org/pdfs/G03168.pdf

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