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Roberto
Requião, Governor of the State of
Fatimah Raya Nasron, COP/MOP-3 President (Malaysia), declared the meeting officially open, and welcomed the opportunity to resolve outstanding issues by adopting the detailed documentation for living modified organisms for food, feed or processing (LMO-FFPs).
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Elizabeth Mrema, on behalf of UNEP Executive Director Klaus Töpfer, noted UNEP’s mandate to strengthen capacity building in developing countries and countries with economies in transition, and said country-driven capacity building is a crucial to ensure the Protocol’s implementation. |
Cláudio
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Above photo: Tewolde Berhan Egziabher (Ethiopia) |
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Above photo: Michiko Miyano (Japan) |
Above photo: Cheng Weixue (China) |
WORKING GROUP I
Above photo: Chair of Working Group I Birthe Ivars (Norway) with Kirsty Galloway (CBD)
Above photo: Marco Antonio Meraz (Mexico)
Above photo: Ositadinma Anaedu (Nigeria)
WORKING GROUP II
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Above photo: Chair of Working Group II Orlando Rey Santos (Cuba) | Sam
Johnston, United Nations University (UNU), highlighted the
need for further support from a wide range of donors. |
Jarle Harstad,
GEF, presented on the GEF’s assistance for capacity
building. |
CONTACT
GROUP:
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Above photos L-R: Contact group chairs François Pythoud (Switzerland) and Luiz Alberto Figueiredo Machado (Brazil); view of the contact group in session.
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Above photos: UNU-IAS held a side event as part of a consultation on its "Assessment of Ongoing Efforts to Build Capacity for Biosafety and Biotechnology". More than fifty participants from governments, donors and international organizations attended the meeting.
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