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Intellectual property rights: Key to access or entry barrier for developing countries

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Implementation of an innovation-system approach is critical to facilitate the adaptation and assimilation of biotechnology developed in other countries. Protection of IPR will play an important role creating a safe climate for technology transfer and needs to involve a close relationships between science, technology and the market to foster innovations and their dissemination. Sound policies are needed to ensure that researchers, enterprises, NGOs and farmers can participate.

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1994

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NABC

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Agricultural biotechnology; intellectual property rights; IPR; gene transfer; genetic engineering; genum mapping; patents; research exemption; stakeholder rights,

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Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International

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