Looming global warming-induced sea rise and transfer of green technology to the least-developed countries : challenges and options for submersible Bangladesh

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Islam, M. Rafiqul and Khorseduzzaman, MD. (2010). Looming global warming-induced sea rise and transfer of green technology to the least-developed countries : challenges and options for submersible Bangladesh. European Intellectual Property Review. 32(12), pp. 643-652. https://doi.org/10.3316/agispt.20230805092694
AuthorsIslam, M. Rafiqul and Khorseduzzaman, MD
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This article examines green-technology transfer-related challenges andoptions for Bangladesh, which is fadng impending inundation due to global warming-induced sea rise, under TRIPS. It deduces from TRIPS' flexibilities certain viable options for Bangladesh in acquiring green technology for its climate-risk management and minimisation. Climate cataclysms are compared with the global health crisis to stress the Doha generic drug deal to cover green-technology transfer to address public necessities in the widely-predicted submersible Bangladesh.

KeywordsGlobal Warming; Green Technology Transfer; Bangladesh; Climate Change; Bangladesh
Year01 Jan 2010
JournalEuropean Intellectual Property Review
Journal citation32 (12), pp. 643-652
PublisherThomson Reuters (Sweet and Maxwell) (UK)
ISSN0142-0461
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)https://doi.org/10.3316/agispt.20230805092694
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