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Biotechnology Product Development, Biosafety Regulations and Environmental Risk Assessment in the Philippines

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Linda M Penalba () (Institute of Agrarian and Rural Development Studies, College of Public Affair, University of The Philippines, Los Banos)
John A Fajardo (Institute of Agrarian and Rural Development Studies, College of Public Affair, University of The Philippines, Los Banos)
Flordeliza A Sanchez (Institute of Agrarian and Rural Development Studies, College of Public Affair, University of The Philippines, Los Banos)
Aida O Grande (Institute of Agrarian and Rural Development Studies, College of Public Affair, University of The Philippines, Los Banos)
Abstract

This study looks at the current biotechnology and bio safety situation in the Philippines. It assesses whether the country's biotechnology organizations are in a position to effectively perform bio safety regulation, protect intellectual property rights and respond to the accelerating pace of international biotechnology product development. Based on a mixture of primary and secondary information, the study finds that biotechnology development is constrained by funding and resources. It also finds that, while bio safety guidelines and practices are relatively strong, there are a number of institutional weaknesses. The study recommends measures to make biotechnology research and development more cost-effective and to improve bio safety in the country. Overall, the report calls for the Philippines to carefully balance the need for biotechnology regulation with the need for innovative biotechnology development.

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Paper provided by Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia (EEPSEA) in its series EEPSEA Research Report with number rr2006123.

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Date of creation: Dec 2006
Date of revision: Dec 2006
Handle: RePEc:eep:report:rr2006123

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