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Clémence Roggo,Jan Roelof van der Meervide a broad framework for ABS procedures. The Nagoya protocol exemplifies a trend toward using legal measures to clarify rights and drive sustainable development through market mechanisms such as contracts, intellectual property rights, and mutually supportive institutions at the national, regional

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