What does the 2022 UN Biodiversity Summit Outcome on digital sequence information mean for the ocean and ocean research? (Part 2)

Stephanie Switzer; Elisa Morgera; Jessica Lavelle; Rachel Wynberg

What does the 2022 UN Biodiversity Summit Outcome on digital sequence information mean for the ocean and ocean research? (Part 2)

Stephanie Switzer, Elisa Morgera, Jessica Lavelle, Rachel Wynberg

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Abstract

Following on from a previous blog post on the UN Biodiversity Conference of the Parties (COP15, held on 7-19 December 2022 - Montreal, Canada), this post reflects on the decision to establish a multilateral mechanism for benefit-sharing from digital sequence information (DSI), including a global fund, and its implications of for the ocean, ocean-dependent human rights and ocean research. In doing so, this post draws on the contributions from One Ocean Hub research to this process, as well as the work that remains outstanding, under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), the World Health Organisation and the newly concluded international Agreement on marine biodiversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ).

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 26 Apr 2023

UN SDGs

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SDG 14 Life Below Water

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ocean research
human rights
marine biodiversity

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What does the 2022 UN Biodiversity Summit Outcome on digital sequence information mean for the ocean and ocean research? (Part 2)

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What Do The 2022 UN Biodiversity Conference outcomes mean for the ocean and ocean research? A focus on marine biodiversity and human health (part 3)

What does the Global Biodiversity Framework and other 2022 UN Biodiversity Summit outcomes mean for the ocean and ocean research? (Part 1)

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