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7. What are Farmers’ Rights’?

7.1. Why Farmers’ Rights matter

7.1.1. The biodiversity argument

7.1.2. The poverty alleviation argument

7.1.3. ...

7.2. The contents of Farmers’ Rights

7.2.1. Protecting traditional knowledge

7.2.2. Enhancing benefit sharing

7.2.3. Promoting participation

7.2.4. Ensuring farmers’ rights to seed

7.3. History of Farmers’ Rights

7.3.1. First use of the term

7.3.2. Origin of the concept in FAO

7.3.3. Keystone Dialogues

7.3.4. FAO resolutions

7.3.5. Other international processes

7.3.6. Plant Treaty negotiations

8. How to realise Farmers Rights?

8.1. Best practices

8.1.1. Ensuring farmers’ rights to seed

8.1.1.1. India

8.1.1.2. Norway

8.1.1.3. Spain

8.1.2. Protecting traditional knowledge

8.1.2.1. Peru

8.1.2.2. Switzerland

8.1.2.3. The Philippines

8.1.2.4. Norway

8.1.3. Enhancing benefit sharing

8.1.3.1. The Philippines

8.1.3.2. Zimbabwe

8.1.3.3. India

8.1.3.4. France

8.1.3.5. Nepal

8.1.3.6. Kenya

8.1.3.7. Peru

8.1.3.8. Norway

8.1.4. Promoting participation

8.1.4.1. Nepal

8.1.4.2. Malawi

8.1.5. Other measures

8.2. Stepwise approach

8.2.1. Step 1: Creating awareness

8.2.1.1. Central institutions

8.2.1.2. Sector-wise awareness rising

8.2.1.3. Cross-sectoral awareness rising

8.2.1.4. Awareness rising through media

8.2.1.5. Other means

8.2.2. Step 2: Ensuring farmers’ participation

8.2.2.1. Which farmers to involve`

8.2.2.2. How to ensure representation

8.2.2.3. Real participation

8.2.3. Step 3: National consultative process

8.2.3.1. Process as dialogue

8.2.3.2. Participants

8.2.3.3. Process design

8.2.3.4. Contents

8.2.3.5. Pooling resources

8.2.4. Step 4: Framework for implementation

8.2.4.1. ...

9. State of Farmers’ Rights

9.1. State of Farmers’ Rights per topic

9.1.1. Protecting traditional knowledge

9.1.2. Enhancing benefit sharing

9.1.3. Promoting participation

9.1.4. Ensuring farmers’ rights to seed

9.2. State of Farmers’ Rights per country

9.2.1. India

9.2.2. France

9.2.3. Nepal

9.2.4. Kenya

9.2.5. Peru

9.2.6. Norway

9.3. Key barriers to Farmers’ Rights

9.3.1. ...

9.3.2. ...

9.4. Options for Farmers’ Rights

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10. International negotiations

10.1. The international framework

10.1.1. ...

10.1.2. ...

10.2. Plant Treaty Negotiations

10.2.1. 2006: Governing Body Session 1

10.2.2. 2007: Governing Body Session 2

10.2.3. ...

10.3. Inter-sessional processes

10.3.1. 2007: International stakeholder survey

10.3.2. 2010: Global consultations

10.3.3. 2016: Global consultations

10.3.4. 2017: Global consultations

10.4. Other international processes

10.4.1. CBD

10.4.2. WIPO

11. Research projects

11.1. Current research projects

11.1.1. Diversifarm

11.2. Past research projects

11.2.1. The Farmers’ Rights Project

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12. Literature and links

12.1. Literature

12.1.1. Major works – global level

12.1.2. Articles – global level

12.1.3. Literature – regional and national levels

12.1.4. Other literature with relevance

12.2. Links

12.2.1. International institutions

12.2.2. Research institutions

12.2.3. NGOs and CSOs

12.2.4. Farmers’ organisations

12.2.5. Commercial seed sector