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The aim is to analyze the biopiracy issue through the lens of the Kani tribe's experience with the Access and Benefit Sharing model.

June 21, 2026Technix International Journal for Engineering ResearchOpen Access

Access and Benefit sharing model in preventing biopiracy: A green criminological case analysis of Kani tribe

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NRNandana RRashtriya Raksha University SAShivalaxmi ArumughamKarunya University

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Case analysis demonstrates how access and benefit sharing safeguards indigenous knowledge in Kani tribe, highlighting ethical collaboration implications.

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The aim is to analyze the biopiracy issue through the lens of the Kani tribe's experience with the Access and Benefit Sharing model.
Utilized the case of the Kani tribe and the medicinal plant Arogyapacha to illustrate biopiracy concepts.
Examined benefit sharing agreements and community collaborations in relation to traditional knowledge.
Applied sociological theories to contextualize biopiracy as a product of colonial exploitation.
The Kani tribe received recognition for their traditional knowledge leading to the formulation of the drug Jeevani.
Ethical collaborations were shown to align scientific innovation with fair compensation for indigenous knowledge.
Implementation of Fair, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) is crucial in benefit sharing agreements.

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R et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a377edf24f042ddf4c59c6d https://doi.org/10.56975/tijer.v13i6.163088

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Case analysis demonstrates how access and benefit sharing safeguards indigenous knowledge in Kani tribe, highlighting ethical collaboration implications.

Access and Benefit sharing model in preventing biopiracy: A green criminological case analysis of Kani tribe

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Access and Benefit sharing model in preventing biopiracy: A green criminological case analysis of Kani tribe

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