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      • First Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Spain, 2006
      • Second Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2007
      • Third Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Tunisia, 2009
      • Fourth Session of the Plant’s Treaty Governing Body, Indonesia, 2011
      • Fifth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Oman, 2013
      • Sixth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Rome, 2015
      • Seventh Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Rwanda, 2017
      • Eight Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2019
      • Ninth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, India, 2022
      • Tenth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2023
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    Plant Treaty Negotiations

    The Plant Treaty provides the international platform for negotiations on the realization of Farmers’ Rights related to crop genetic resources. Here you can read about the negotiations on Farmers’ Rights at each of the sessions of the Governing Body of the Plant Treaty.

    The Plant Treaty Negotiations:

    • First Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Spain, 2006.
    • Second Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2007.
    • Third Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Tunisia, 2009.
    • Fourth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Indonesia, 2011.
    • Fifth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Oman, 2013.
    • Sixth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Rome, 2015.
    • Seventh Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Rwanda, 2017.
    • Eight Session of the Plant Treaty’ Governing Body, Italy, 2019.
    • Ninth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, India, 2022.

     

    Published: 14.07.2020
    - Last updated: 24.10.2023

    International negotiations

    • The Plant Treaty
    • Plant Treaty Negotiations
      • First Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Spain, 2006
      • Second Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2007
      • Third Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Tunisia, 2009
      • Fourth Session of the Plant’s Treaty Governing Body, Indonesia, 2011
      • Fifth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Oman, 2013
      • Sixth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Rome, 2015
      • Seventh Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Rwanda, 2017
      • Eight Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2019
      • Ninth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, India, 2022
      • Tenth Session of the Plant Treaty’s Governing Body, Italy, 2023
    • Inter-sessional processes
      • 2005 - 2006: The Farmers’ Rights Project
      • 2006 – 2007: The Lusaka Informal International Consultations on Farmers’ Rights
      • 2007 – 2009: On-line consultations on Farmers’ Rights and other submissions
      • 2009 – 2011: The Addis Ababa Global Consultations on Farmers’ Rights
      • 2011 – 2013: Success stories and best practices – and other experiences
      • 2013 – 2015: Compilation of submissions so far – and initiative towards UPOV
      • 2015 – 2017: The Bali Global Consultation on Farmers’ Rights
      • 2017 – 2019: An inventory of Farmers’ Rights
      • 2019 – 2022: Options for the realization of Farmers’ Rights
      • 2022 – 2023: Global Symposium on Farmers' Rights
    • Other international processes
      • The Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)
      • The Agreement on Trade-related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS)
      • The Union for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants (UPOV)
      • The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)
      • The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Peasants and Other People Working in Rural Areas (UNDROP)
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