Mexico strengthens conservation, sustainable and equitable management of genetic resources to enhance food production

Published 2020년 7월 17일

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Mexico's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has introduced the Sectoral Committee on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (GRFA) to promote the conservation, sustainable use, and fair benefit distribution of genetic resources for food security. This initiative aligns with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, highlighting Mexico's commitment to biodiversity conservation and the Nagoya Protocol. As the host country of a significant portion of the world's genetic resource diversity, including key staple crops, this committee aims to enhance agricultural production while valuing the environmental and human rights aspects of food production.
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Original content

The agreement that creates the Sectoral Committee on Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (GRFA) to promote the conservation, management, fair and equitable distribution of benefits and sustainable use of genetic resources for food and nutrition was published in the DOF. farming. With this central objective, we contribute to achieving food security through inter-institutional and interdisciplinary coordination in the sector and the valuation of genetic resources on which the fulfillment of the human right to nutritious, sufficient and quality food is based: Agriculture. In order to promote the conservation, management, fair and equitable distribution of benefits and sustainable use of genetic resources for food and agriculture in the country, the Government of Mexico, through the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, created the Sectoral Committee of Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture (RGAA), which will boost national agricultural, aquaculture and fisheries ...

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