Medicinal biodiversity has since times immemorial served as one of the richest sources of bio-prospecting leading to the discovery of novel drugs for mankind globally. However, in Kenya, despite the Country being known to be a mega biodiversity hotspot, bio-prospecting has not been very successful mainly due to lack of effective institutional and legal frameworks. This article reviews the policy and legislation instruments governing medicinal biodiversity in Kenya in order to identify their weaknesses and strengths and come up with recommendations for effective economic exploitation of the Country’s’ mega diverse resource. The methodology employed was a qualitative content analysis of relevant biodiversity legislations in Kenya. Results rev...
The Mau Forest situated in western Kenya is is the largest remaining near continuous block of indige...
This study engages in an ethical examination of contemporary socio-ecological and economic issues wh...
Historically, developed countries have benefited from the biodiversity and traditional knowledge of ...
Madagascar has always held a special place on the bioprospecting map. Designated as one of the world...
The relationship between plant resources and traditional communities in Africa is inseparable. For c...
Bio-prospecting is a subject of interest especially as to its utility in environmental protection. I...
Modern economic activities are heavily dependent on using diversity of biological resources. Africa ...
Background: Traditional herbal medicine has been a constant source of substances for curing and prev...
This article examines the present systems for regulating biodiversity resource use, with a specific ...
Background: Traditional herbal medicine has been a constant source of substances for curing and prev...
Background: Africa is being described as the wretched of the earth, despite this, the continent is e...
Bioprospecting is a controversial issue, and anthropologists and other scientists are quick to take ...
The most successful bioprospecting venture was established in 1989 in Costa Rica. Interestingly, the...
Background: Africa is being described as the wretched of the earth, despite this, the continent is e...
For several decades, pharmaceutical companies have engaged in bioprospecting activities in developin...
The Mau Forest situated in western Kenya is is the largest remaining near continuous block of indige...
This study engages in an ethical examination of contemporary socio-ecological and economic issues wh...
Historically, developed countries have benefited from the biodiversity and traditional knowledge of ...
Madagascar has always held a special place on the bioprospecting map. Designated as one of the world...
The relationship between plant resources and traditional communities in Africa is inseparable. For c...
Bio-prospecting is a subject of interest especially as to its utility in environmental protection. I...
Modern economic activities are heavily dependent on using diversity of biological resources. Africa ...
Background: Traditional herbal medicine has been a constant source of substances for curing and prev...
This article examines the present systems for regulating biodiversity resource use, with a specific ...
Background: Traditional herbal medicine has been a constant source of substances for curing and prev...
Background: Africa is being described as the wretched of the earth, despite this, the continent is e...
Bioprospecting is a controversial issue, and anthropologists and other scientists are quick to take ...
The most successful bioprospecting venture was established in 1989 in Costa Rica. Interestingly, the...
Background: Africa is being described as the wretched of the earth, despite this, the continent is e...
For several decades, pharmaceutical companies have engaged in bioprospecting activities in developin...
The Mau Forest situated in western Kenya is is the largest remaining near continuous block of indige...
This study engages in an ethical examination of contemporary socio-ecological and economic issues wh...
Historically, developed countries have benefited from the biodiversity and traditional knowledge of ...