Cartagena Act is the law that regulates the use of LMOs, to ensure the precise and smooth implementation of the Cartagena Protocol on the Biosafety to Convention on Biological Diversity..
"Living modified organism" means any living organism that possesses a novel combination of genetic material obtained through the use of modern biotechnology; Living modified organisms (LMOs) are also commonly referred to as genetically modified organisms (GMOs)..
JBSA steps up the research of biosafety-safety management, safety equipment and laboratory facilities to handle pathogenic agents, and spreads knowledge of biosafety by education and training.Mar 11, 2022.
Under international environmental law and policy, biosafety refers to the need to protect the environment and human health from the possible adverse effects of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and products resulting from modern biotechnology..
The Cartagena Protocol is an international agreement managing the movement of living modified organisms from one country to another.
It aims to protect nature from the potential risks posed by such organisms by establishing procedures countries can use to make informed decisions on the import of such organisms..
