GM Crops: Responses from organisations to the
methodology paper and backgound working papers
This page lists all of the responses received to date from organisations in
respect of the Strategy Unit's methodology paper and background working
papers, published on 30th January 2003. Responses are listed in
alphabetical order, separated out into responses from organisations and
responses from individuals. In some cases, individuals indicated an
affiliation to one or more organisations, even though they appeared to be
responding in a personal capacity. All such affiliations are indicated next
to individual xnames. Where respondents provided more than one document as
part of their response, these documents are numbered and are listed on this
webpage in their most logical order.
Every attempt has been made to ensure legibility of the responses published
on this webpage. However, the legibility of the electronic copy is
inevitably constrained by the format of the original response. For this
reason, typed transcripts of hand-written letters are listed next to the
originals. In addition, hard copies of responses will be available from the
Strategy Unit on request. Please contact us at GMCrops@cabinet-office.x.gsi.gov.uk
.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to all
those who submitted responses. We are especially aware of the difficulties
faced by many respondents in submitting their views on our papers within
the one month timescale requested. The Strategy Unit has itself been set a
challenging timetable of producing a final report from this study by the
end of June. Within the context of this timetable, we have set out to
provide as much opportunity as possible for stakeholders and experts to get
involved in our work, and for the wider public to comment on our
work-in-progress. Our promise throughout has been that we will endeavour to
take into account all information that we receive during the course of the
study. In the light of this promise, we were pleased to be able to extend
the deadline for responses for those who requested an extra period of time,
and we are pleased to be able to include on this web-page responses that
were received after the original deadline.
Finally, it is important to emphasise that our final report will not be a
statement of Government policy - indeed, as has been clearly stated in our
overview methodology paper, the Strategy Unit report will not make policy
recommendations, and nor will it set out potential implementation
strategies. Instead, our final report will itself be a contribution to the
debate, and we anticipate that all interested parties will be invited to
comment on the content of the report.
Responses from individuals
Responses from organisations
| A | B | C | D | E |
F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O |
P | Q | R | S | T | U
V | W | X | Y | Z |
A
Agricultural Biotechnology Council (1) (Developing Countries) (pdf
42kb).
Agricultural Biotechnology Council (2) (Environment and Human Health)
(pdf 37kb).
Agricultural
Biotechnology Council (3) (Industry and Science) (pdf 31kb).
Agricultural
Biotechnology Council (4) (Product Chain) (pdf 40kb).
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B
Bayer Crop Science (1) (Developing Countires) (pdf 16kb).
Bayer Crop Science (2) (Environment and Human Health) (pdf 19kb).
Bayer Crop Science (3) (Industry and Science) (pdf 14kb).
Bayer
Crop Science (4) (Product Chain) (pdf 25kb).
British Overseas Aid Group (pdf 62kb).
British
Statutory Nature Conservation Agencies (pdf 25kb).
Broom's
Barn (published paper submitted as evidence to the Strategy Unit study)
(pdf 59kb).
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E
Elm Farm Research Centre (pdf 115kb).
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F
FARM (pdf
58kb).
Farmers for a GM-Free Future (pdf 11kb).
Food
Ethics Council (pdf 34kb).
Forum
for Biotechnology and Food Security (India) (analytical paper submitted
as evidence to the Strategy Unit study) (pdf 85kb).
Friends
of the Earth Swindon (1) (Comments on Overview Methodology Paper) (pdf
10 kb).
Friends
of the Earth Swindon (2) (Comments on Product Chain Working Paper) (pdf
8kb).
Friends of the Earth Swindon (3) (Comments on Environment and Human
Health Working Paper) (pdf 10kb).
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G
Gaia
Foundation (1) (Overview) (pdf 5kb).
Gaia
Foundation (2) (Attachment - 'Let nature's harvest
continue', statement from African NGO's against the introduction of
genetic engineering) (pdf 13kb).
Gaia
Foundation (3) (Attachment - 'BT traits in India', report from
www.thehindu.com ) (pdf 7kb).
Gaia
Foundation (4) (Attachment - 'Feeding or fooling the world',
report from the Five Year Freeze) (pdf 210kb).
Gaia
Foundation (5) (Attachment - Gaia Foundation resource primer on risks
associated with GE) (pdf 103kb).
Genewatch
UK (1) (Overview Methodology Paper) (pdf 18kb).
Genewatch
UK (2) (Developing Countries) (pdf 9kb).
Genewatch
UK (3) (The environment and human health) (pdf 16kb).
Genewatch
UK (4) (Industry and science) (pdf 16kb).
GM Free Cymru (1) (General Comments) (pdf 14kb).
GM Free Cymru (2) (Product Chain) (pdf 13kb).
Grace de Haro (Bariloche Human Rights Organisation) (pdf 5kb).
Greenpeace
(1) (Overview Methodology Paper) (pdf 28kb).
Greenpeace
(2) (Developing Countries) (pdf 20kb).
Greenpeace
(3) (Attachment - 'Will the US start a trade war over GM food?)
(pdf 49kb).
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H
Hemel Hempstead GM Action Group (pdf 36kb).
Highland
Council (1) (Covering Letter) (pdf 31kb).
Highland
Council (2) (Comments on papers) (pdf 39kb).
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J
Joint
Energy & Environment Projects (Uganda) (1) (Developing Countries)
(pdf 15kb).
Joint
Energy & Environment Projects (Uganda) (2) (Attachment -
'Uganda NGO Rio and 10 Coaliton's Position Paper on Food Security
and Market Access') (pdf 16kb).
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M
La
Marechal (original Spanish version of published paper submitted as evidence
to the Strategy Unit study) (pdf 36kb).
La
Marechal (Strategy Unit translation) (pdf 28kb).
Monsanto
(pdf 17kb).
Munlochy GM Vigil (pdf 13kb).
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N
National
Farmers' Union (1) (Policy statement) (pdf 60kb).
National
Farmers' Union (2) Attachment - Policy position on liability) (pdf
16kb).
National
Farmers' Union (3) (Attachment - NFU briefing on soya) (pdf 22kb).
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R
Royal
Society, The (1) (Covering letter) (pdf 10kb).
Royal
Society, The (2) (Attachment - 'Genetically modified plants for
food use and human health - an update').
Royal
Society, The (3) (Attachment - 'Transgenic plants and world
agriculture')
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S
Scientists
for Labour (pdf 14kb)
Scottish Agricultural College (analytical paper submitted as evidence
to the Strategy Unit study) (pdf 81kb).
Scottish Beekeepers Association (pdf 12kb).
Soil
Association (pdf 49kb)
South East Essex Organic Gardeners (pdf 498kb).
Syngenta
(pdf 15kb).
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