Protection of Traditional Knowledge of Indigenous Peoples: The Peruvian Experience

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2008/SOM3/IPEG/SEM/011 Protection of Traditional Knowledge of Indigenous Peoples: The Peruvian Experience Submitted by: Peru Seminar on Genetic Resources and Protection of Traditional Knowledge Lima, Peru 13-14 August 2008

PROTECTION OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES: THE PERUVIAN EXPERIENCE Néstor Escobedo Ferradas (Mr.) Head of the Office of Inventions and New Technologies INDECOPI - Peru Lima 13 August 2008 AGENDA Background The Law 2781: Protection regime for the traditional knowledge of Peruvian indigenous peoples derived from biological resources Implementation of the Law 27811 Progress and Results Challenges Future Actions

B A C K G R O U N D 1992: Convention on Biological Biodiversity, Art. 8 j); Signed: 12 June,1992. 1996: Andean Decision 345 was regulated through the Supreme Decree. 008-96- ITINCI. 1997: Andean Decision 391: Common Regime on Access to Genetic Resources. 1999: A proposal for a Protection Regime for the Traditional Knowledge of Indigenous Peoples and Access to Genetic Resources was published. 2000: Andean Decision 486 (Article. 26.i and 75h). THE LAW 27811 Protection Regime for the traditional Knowledge of Indigenous Peoples related to Biological Resources (August 10, 2002)

Goals (Article 5) 1. To promote respect for and the protection, preservation, wider application and development of the traditional knowledge of indigenous peoples. 2. To ensure that the use of the knowledge takes place with the prior informed consent of the indigenous peoples. 3. To promote the fair and equitable distribution of the benefits derived from the use of that traditional knowledge. Goals (Article 5) 4. To avoid situations where patents are granted for inventions made or developed on the basis of traditional knowledge of Peruvian indigenous peoples without taking into account that knowledge as prior art in the patent examination. 5. To promote the strengthening and development of the potential of indigenous peoples.

Protection granted by this Regime Indigenous peoples possessing traditional knowledge shall be protected against the disclosure, acquisition or use of that collective knowledge without their prior informed consent and against the unfair use provided that the collective knowledge is not in the public domain.(article 42). Main mechanisms of the Law 27811 Prior Informed Consent (Article 6) Registration of license contracts Registers of the traditional knowledge of indigenous people Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples Permission to access the traditional knowledge Access for commercial and industrial use (Previous Prior Informed Consent). Fair and equitable sharing of benefits Preservation; Confidential Register (Preservation and test date); Public Register (Avoid Biopiracy) Local Register (Preservation) Strengthening capacities of Indigenous Peoples; Fair and equitable sharing of benefits

Specialized Council for the protection of traditional knowledge; Monitoring and follow up implementation of the regime and the Administrative Committee of the Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples (Article 65 and Article 66). Other mechanisms of the Law 27811 Infringements of rights of the indigenous peoples (Article 43). The burden of proof will fall upon the accused (Article 44). Resolutions of discrepancies between indigenous peoples (Article 46). Sanctions - Imposition of a fine (Article 62). Specialized Council for the Protection of Traditional Knowledge A D V I C E SUPPORT SUPERVISE Monitoring of the Regime implementation INDECOPI Representatives of indigenous peoples Administrative Committee of the Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples Development Projects

Implementation of the Law 27811 Progress and Results 2002: Implementation of the procedures for registration 2003 to date: Strategic Alliances (Peruvian Society for Environmental Law SPDA, Confederation of Nationalities of the Peruvian Amazon - CONAP, Centre for Indigenous Cultures of Peru CHIRAPAQ). MAIN DEVELOPMENTS 2003 to date: Generating discussion spaces with representatives of Indigenous Peoples. 2004: Creation of a Web Site and Implementation of National Register of collective knowledge in the public domain (Bibliographic Information) 2005: Preparation and approval of the implementation project by INDECOPI: fully self-funded. 2006: The proceedings of the Law 27811 were declared free of costs - Ministerial ResolutionN 076-2006-PCM.

2006: Implementation of the project "Collective knowledge registration in communities of indigenous people : design of specialized materials (in Spanish and indigenous languages, printed and audio), training to the indigenous people. MAIN DEVELOPMENTS 2006: Research study about the representation of Indigenous Peoples in Peru, aimed at proposing and developing better mechanisms for communication with indigenous organizations. 2007 to date: Training in Rural communities and Jungle communities. Support and guidance in Local Registers. 2008: 2 Consultancies (to implement the Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples). MAIN RESULTS RESULT: 220 RECORDS IN IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE IN IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN Source: bibliographic information

MAIN RESULTS 2006 3 Applications Confidential National Register of Traditional Knowledge 2007 25 Applications 2008 35 Applications To improve the access protocol to the National Register of Traditional knowledge in the public domain, and the structure of the database wich support it. To integrate all the existing information at the national level in the database. Strengthen Local Register of Traditional knowledge. CHALLENGES To promote its inclusion as minimal information consultation (PCT). To promote opportunities for negotiation. To strengthen communication with the main indigenous organizations.

To Continue with the difusion of Law 27811, advocacy and strengthening of Capacities of indigenous peoples. FUTURES ACTIONS To promote the implementation of the Fund for the Development of Indigenous Peoples(Studies). Strategic alliances with institutions that can assist the process of Registration (For example Taxonomic identification). To Search for permanent mechanisms of consultation with Indigenous Peoples. Active participation in forums where has been studying and discussing the protection of traditional knowledge (CBD, WIPO, WTO). Support the permanent discussions on the topic on the agenda of the IPEG. INDECOPI THANKS YOU FOUR YOUR ATTENDANCE nescobedo@indecopi.gob.pe