ENVIRONMENT

MANAGEMENT
• TOPICS:
 HUMAN RIGHTS-
 EQUITY,NUTRITION AND
HEALTH RIGHTS.


 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS(IPR),


 COMMUNITY BIODIVERSITY
REGISTERS(CBR’S).


PRESENTED BY:
 PANKAJ
 PARIJAT
 INTRODUCTION
v Every individual has rights in relation to
EQUUITY,NUTRITION & HEALTH.


§ The idea to establish a world health organization

emerged from the same process that, in 1948,
identified the universal value of human rights.
§ WHO's mandate is universal.
"the
§ It calls for equity in stating that
enjoyment of the highest
attainable standard of health is
one of the fundamental rights of
every human being without
distinction of race, religion,
political belief, economic or social
condition."
Human Rights-Equity
• The principle of
moral rightness;
equity
• Justice according to
natural law or
right
• Freedom from bias
or favoritism
• The quality of
fairness
• Conformity to
moral rightness
in action or
Human Rights-Nutrition

ØFood availability
Ø
ØFood accessibility
Ø
ØFood affordability
Ø
ØWell balanced food
Ø
ØHygienic food

ØBetter nutrition is
a prime entry point
to ending poverty and
a milestone in
achieving better
quality of life .
Human Rights-Health
•
 “HEALTH
IS A
FUNDAMEN
TAL HUMAN
RIGHT”


 "Health,
my
right!"
• There is a direct
relationship between
poverty, nutrition and
health outcomes
•
• Disparities in nutritional
status and health are
linked to disparities in
economic development.
•
• Health equity and social
justice are inseparable.
•
• Physical and intellectual
developments are
intertwined with levels
of nutrition.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
RIGHTS
It doesn't mean the books you own, or
even the ones you've read. It means
things you create or invent yourself,
trademarks and trade secrets, symbols,
marks, images and the designs used in
business. It also covers a few less
obvious things

"intellectual property: property (as

an idea, invention, or process) that
derives from the work of the mind or
intellect : an application, right, or
registration relating to this."
 Intellectual property is
property of the mind, according to
WIPO,
World Intellectual Property Organiz
and they say:

Intellectual property is
divided into two categories:
Industrial property, which
includes inventions (patents),
trademarks, industrial designs, and
geographic indications of source;
and Copyright, which includes
literary and artistic works such
as novels, poems and plays, films,
musical works, artistic works such
as drawings, paintings, photographs
and sculptures, and architectural
designs.

Rights related to copyright

include those of performing
artists in their performances,
producers of phonograms in their
recordings, and those of
EXAMPLES

1 . musical works , including any

accompanying words

2 . dramatic works , including any

accompanying music

3 . pantomimes and choreographic

works

4 . pictorial , graphic , and

sculptural works

5 . motion pictures and other

audiovisual works

6 . architectual works
Ø1 A Trademarkagent . co . in Ltd
Location : AHMEDABAD, SURAT, RAJKOT

Ø1 TM INDIA
Location : Shanghai, Beijing, London

Ø1st Attorneys
Location : Coimbatore

Ø21st Century Law Firm

Location : New Delhi
 COMMUNITY BIODIVERSITY REGISTERS

The number and variety of organisms found within a s

rganisms on the earth , including the variability wit

• Some ecologists assert
that ecosystem stability
is influenced by species
diversity. Roughly
speaking, species
diversity is a measure of
the number of species
living in a community.
The higher the diversity,
the greater the stability.
Observations that
extremely complex
ecosystems, such as
tropical rain forests,
remain unchanged
almost indefinitely if
undisturbed support this
idea. Simpler
ecosystems, such as
tundra, are less stable,
that is, they experience
sudden, drastic shifts in
population size.
• Other simplified
• In the frozen northern
regions of Canada
and Alaska, species
diversity is low. 
Heading south,
diversity increases
until one reaches
the tropics of
Central America,
where diversity is
highest. kingdoms. 
Latitude, therefore,
is an important
factor affecting
species diversity.
The connection
between latitude
and species
diversity is climate.
• Quite clearly, the
milder the climate,
the more species
• Simplifying ecosystems by
reducing species diversity
makes systems less stable
and more vulnerable to
outside influences.  Some
researchers maintain that
populations and
ecosystems rarely, if ever,
return to equilibrium once
disturbed.  Returning to
equilibrium, if possible,
would depend in large
part on the nature and
severity of the
disturbance.  Evidence
suggests, that ecosystems
can recover from small
perturbations, such as
changes in rainfall or
short-term drought. 

•
•


• More severe alterations, such

as deforestation of the
m o m e n tu m to w in a n d
re -w in re sp e ct fo r
h u m a n rig h ts
•W e n e e d p o litica l
co m m itm e n t a t th e
h ig h e st le ve l
•W e n e e d m o b iliza tio n
o f civilso cie ty , a n d
•W e n e e d a p ro g re ssive
fo rce to sta n d u p fo r th e
h u n d re d s o f m illio n s
w h o a re d e n ie d th e
e n jo ym e n t o f th e ir
rig h ts
T H A N K
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