Traduction de «échange génétique » (Français → Anglais) :

Notes that the most effective way to maintain genetic diversity in agriculture is by using it in vivo; notes that of the three DUS criteria (distinctiveness, uniformity and stability) applied to official EU seed catalogues, uniformity and stability are not natural characteristics in genetically diverse plants; notes that adaptation to climate change is dependent upon high genetic variation; notes the increasingly concentrated seed markets and decreased variation per variety; encourages the role played by farm seed systems and exchanges in empowering farmers, and recognises participative breeding as a long tradition of innovation in r ...[+++]ural communities.

Regarding the exchange of DNA profiles between Canada and other countries, subsections 6 (3), (4) and (5) of the DNA Identification Act permit the National DNA Data Bank to exchange information, solely for the investigation or prosecution of a criminal offence, with any country that enters into an agreement with Canada.

First, a procedure has been developed to allow the data bank to engage in communications, including the exchange of DNA profiles, without identifying information with regional forensic laboratories in cases where the DNA profiles supplied by those laboratories were less than complete and so there is some doubt whether a profile in the DNA data bank is a match.

targeted actions, part-financed up to a maximum of 50% of their total cost and including:- transnational actions promoting the ex situ and in situ conservation *, characterisation, collection and utilisation of genetic resources in agriculture; - the establishment of a European decentralised, permanent and widely accessible web-based inventory of genetic resources currently conserved in situ including in situ/on-farm genetic resources conservation activities; - the establishment of a European decentralised, permanent and widely accessible web-based inventory of the ex situ collections (gene banks) and in situ resources; - the promotion of regular exchanges of techni ...[+++]cal and scientific information among competent organisations in the Member States.

VI-Transboundary movement of genetically modified organisms PAGEREF _Toc13296716 \h VISOIL PROTECTION Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296717 \h VIBIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY Council conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296718 \h VIIIPACKAGING AND PACKAGING WASTE PAGEREF _Toc13296719 \h XIMAJOR ACCIDENTS INVOLVING DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES REVISION OF "SEVESO II" DIRECTIVE PAGEREF _Toc13296720 \h XIENVIRONMENTAL LIABILITY PAGEREF _Toc13296721 \h XISUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY REINFORCEMENT OF THE COUNCIL'S STRUCTURES PAGEREF _Toc13296722 \h XIISUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PREPARATION OF THE JOHANNESBURG SUMMIT PAGEREF _Toc13296723 \h XIICLIMATE CHANGE - KYOTO PROTOCOL PA ...[+++]GEREF _Toc13296724 \h XIIICLIMATE CHANGE GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSION ALLOWANCE TRADING PAGEREF _Toc13296725 \h XIIITRACEABILITY AND LABELLING OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS PAGEREF _Toc13296726 \h XIVDANGEROUS CHEMICALS-Ratification of the Rotterdam Convention PAGEREF _Toc13296727 \h XIV-Trade in hazardous chemicals PAGEREF _Toc13296728 \h XIVOTHER BUSINESS-Clean technologies for diesel-engined cars PAGEREF _Toc13296729 \h XV-Chemicals policy PAGEREF _Toc13296730 \h XV-National sustainable development strategies PAGEREF _Toc13296731 \h XV-Production of ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) in the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296732 \h XV-Coexistence of genetically modified, traditional and organic crops PAGEREF _Toc13296733 \h XV-Integrated product policy PAGEREF _Toc13296734 \h XV-Climate change Legislation on fluorinated gases PAGEREF _Toc13296735 \h XVIITEMS APPROVED WITHOUT DEBATEEXTERNAL RELATIONS--EU Liechtenstein relations Conclusions PAGEREF _Toc13296736 \h XVI--Afghanistan Appointment of the new Special Representative of the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296737 \h XVI--FYROM Extension of the mandate of the Special Representative of the European Union PAGEREF _Toc13296738 \h XVI--Angola PAGEREF _Toc13296739 \h XVIIRELATIONS WITH ACP STATES--ACP-EC Council of Ministers (Punta Cana, 28 June 2002) PAGEREF _Toc13296 ...

In exchange for Canada's financial contribution, Quebec committed, in particular, to submit to the National DNA Data Bank, all completed DNA identification profiles for designated offences as defined in the Criminal Code, for fiscal year 2009-10, which met the criteria of the Crime Scene Index, as defined in the DNA Identification Act.