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Role of NIKSO in Research and Development

Role of NIKSO in Research and Development. National Indigenous Knowledge Systems Office [NIKSO] Portfolio Committee on Science and Technology Cape Town 29 August 2006. Decade of Traditional Medicine [2001 – 2010] Lusaka Summit of Heads of States and Government.

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Role of NIKSO in Research and Development

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  1. Role of NIKSO in Research and Development National Indigenous Knowledge Systems Office[NIKSO] Portfolio Committee on Science and Technology Cape Town 29 August 2006

  2. Decade of Traditional Medicine [2001 – 2010] Lusaka Summit of Heads of States and Government African Union Plan of Action on TM TM Directorate and Act

  3. The NIKSO is Aware of Numerous Research Projects in Science Councils and Universities Research on HIV/AIDS Using Medicinal Plants/Products

  4. NIKSO’s Position on Research and Development Research and Development Innovation [NSI] Technology Social and Economic Impact [ASGISA and JIPSA]

  5. Interfacing IK with Other Knowledge Systems Recognise Current Laws Recognise New Epistemology Promotion and Protection Development Beneficiation Monitoring and Evaluation

  6. Protection on IK and IK Innovations IKS Policy Protection and Commercialisation Patent Act Biodiversity Act Intellectual Property Rights [Public Funded Research]

  7. Biodiversity Act Prior Informed Concerned Materials/Non-Material Transfer Agreements Beneficiation Agreement Community of Practice Geographic Indicators

  8. WHO-AFRO Minimum/Specific Requirements for Registration of TM Safety Efficacy Quality Control Labelling Packaging Advertising and Marketing

  9. Medicines Control Council Requirements Disclosure of Materials Used Pre-Clinical Trials Phase I Phase II Phase III

  10. DST has Created and Enabling Environment for Research and Development DST is Cognizant of Debates on TM DST Supports and Promotes of TM DST will Continue Searching for New Epistemologies DST Facilitates Human Capital, Intensive Scientific Research and Technological Innovation NIKSO Coordinates Knowledge Management for Social and Economic Impact Conclusion

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