IDENTIFYING SPECIFIC ELEMENTS FOR INTEGRATING THE TRADITIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, TECHNICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE OF INDIGENOUS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES, AND SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CRITERIA AND OTHER ASPECTS FOR THE APPLICATION OF SCIENTIFIC CRITERIA FOR IDENTIFICATION OF ECOLOGICALLY OR BIOLOGICALLY SIGNI

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