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A National Regulatory System

A National Regulatory System. The FairWild Standard as the basis for regulation of medicinal and aromatic plants wild collection in Lebanon. Danna J. Leaman IUCN-SSC Medicinal Plant Specialist Group FairWild Foundation.

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A National Regulatory System

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  1. A National Regulatory System The FairWild Standard as the basis for regulation of medicinal and aromatic plants wild collection in Lebanon Danna J. Leaman IUCN-SSC Medicinal Plant Specialist Group FairWild Foundation

  2. Mainstreaming Biodiversity Management into Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (MAPs) Production Processes in Lebanon

  3. Photo credit: Bilal Kamoon I ♥ mankousheh with za’atar

  4. Lebanese oregano (Origanum syriacum)

  5. Traditional harvest  quality

  6. Commercial harvest  quantity

  7. Global challenge for sustainable use Plant species used as medicine: est. 60,000 Linked to published uses: > 28,000 Published in pharmacopoeias: > 2,000 International trade: 3,000 Commercial cultivation: 900

  8. FairWild and Relevant Frameworks Laws Policy Social Ecological Health and safety Quality Market driven require-ments GACP

  9. FairWild’s Unique Elements • Design for wild collection

  10. 2. Different needs, scenarios, partnerships FWF Secretariat (UK) FWF HEADQUARTERS (CH) AZERBAIJAN GEORGIA FRANCE KAZAKHSTAN UZBEKISTAN MACEDONIA NEPAL ARMENIA CROATIA CHINA Lebanon POLAND ALBANIA VIETNAM BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA HUNGARY CAMBODIA ECUADOR INDIA GHANA BRAZIL LESOTHO

  11. 3. Focus on ecology gap SUSTAINABILITY ECONOMIC S0CIAL ECOLOGICAL

  12. 1. RISK

  13. 2. ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT

  14. 3. APPROPRIATE RIGOUR

  15. 3. APPROPRIATE RIGOUR

  16. Medicinal and aromatic plants native to Lebanon : 365 species

  17. What must be done, can be done Nobody said it was easy

  18. What must be done, can be done Nobody said it was easy www.FairWild.org

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