The Scientists for Genetic Diversity have raised alarms about a compromise proposal discussed at the 11th session of the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture in Lima, Peru. They argue that the proposal, which aims to enhance the Multilateral System on Access and Benefit Sharing, is unjust and favors large agribusinesses. The scientists urge the Indian government to reject the proposal, stating it allows multinational enterprises to monopolize vital genetic resources. They criticize the lack of provisions for mandatory payment schedules for genetic resource use, which they believe perpetuates inequity between the Global North and South. The scientists also express disappointment over the Indian delegation's silence during the discussions, viewing it as a failure to advocate for the rights of local farming communities.