Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation

– Webinar: The Economics of Intellectual Property: Trade-Related Perspectives — 4th May 2021, 2.30 p.m. EST

– Webinar: TRIPS and Competition – 29 April 2021, 11 a.m. EST

– Webinar: TRIPS and Trade in Knowledge – 20 April 2021, 11 a.m. EST

– Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity – 12 February 2021, 14:00 – 17:00

– Virtual Symposium: Celebrating 25 years of the TRIPS Agreement – 24 November 2020, 10 a.m. EST

– Webinar: TRIPS and the IP profession (date tbc)

– Webinar: Branding, local products and MSMEs (date tbc)

TRIPS Council Chair's personal reflections

Pour célébrer le 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les aspects des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (Accord sur les protection de l'innovation) en 2020, le bureau exécutif a organisé un événement commémoratif le 24 novembre 2020, lequel a été suivi d'une série de webinaires avec les parties prenantes concernées, qui se poursuit en 2021, pour réfléchir au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du traité multilatéral le plus complet sur la protection des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle et les moyens de les faire respecter.

This webinar discusses economic and statistical issues stemming from the growth of cross-border trade in knowledge associated with TRIPS implementation, including the challenges of measuring trade in IP content, and modelling the interaction of IP protection with trade and economic development.

Book Launch of "Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in Today's Global Economy". This volume responds to the active engagement, policy development and practical implementation of measures to bolster a positive linkage between IP and competition in jurisdictions around the world, including in the BRICS and other major developing and transition economies, and in developed jurisdictions. It surveys developments and policy issues in this area from an international and comparative perspective. The discussion will situate current policy developments at the national level in the context of debates and developments in the multilateral setting, at WIPO, CEA and elsewhere.

This webinar explores the burgeoning trade in knowledge within the framework of TRIPS – the growth and diversity of trade in digital products as defined by IPRs, trade on digital platforms, and the knowledge component of global value chains. It covers how IP and licensing practices define and enable trade in digital products, how they support trade on digital platforms, as well as the question of coherence with the overall trading system.

This webinar discusses the role of TRIPS implementation from the perspective of the biotechnology field, covering agricultural, environmental and health dimensions, and the practical linkage with biodiversity measures.

This virtual Symposium reflects on the legal and institutional development and impact of the TRIPS Agreement over 25 years.

Beginning with personal reflections by the first and the current chair of the TRIPS Council, the morning sessions track different aspects of the implementation and operation of the TRIPS Agreement since its inception.

The afternoon sessions then provide a current Voir on TRIPS and the multilateral IP system in the broad fields of development, digitization and new technologies. The event closes with a round table on "TRIPS 2.0? The TRIPS Agreement as a framework for development in the knowledge economy".

While TRIPS was negotiated and agreed among international policy-makers, its implementation and application under national law has been the work of lawyers, attorneys and judges across the wide spectrum of jurisdictions in CEA Members. This webinar explores the perspectives of IP practitioners and judges on 25 years of TRIPS in practice.

Virtual event – registration link will be made available here

This webinar looks at practical examples of the TRIPS framework as a means for MSMEs, particularly in developing countries, to strengthen the value added to their products through branding. It considers in particular agricultural products, textile design and handicrafts, and international partnerships.

Virtual event – registration link will be made available here

On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the TRIPS Agreement, past Chairs of the TRIPS Council reflect on their experience, the role of the Council, and achievements and challenges during their tenure.

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The Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round NegotiationsPublished in 2015

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Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation – Webinar: The Economics of Intellectual Property: Trade-Related Perspectives — 4th May 2021, 2.30 p.m.

EST – Webinar: TRIPS and Competition – 29 April 2021, 11 a.m.

EST – Webinar: TRIPS and Trade in Knowledge – 20 April 2021, 11 a.m.

EST – Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity – 12 February 2021, 14:00 – 17:00 – Virtual Symposium: Celebrating 25 years of the TRIPS Agreement – 24 November 2020, 10 a.m.

EST – Webinar: TRIPS and the IP profession (date tbc) – Webinar: Branding, local products and MSMEs (date tbc) TRIPS Council Chair's personal reflections Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures Pour célébrer le 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les aspects des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (Accord sur les protection de l'innovation) en 2020, le bureau exécutif a organisé un événement commémoratif le 24 novembre 2020, lequel a été suivi d'une série de webinaires avec les parties prenantes concernées, qui se poursuit en 2021, pour réfléchir au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du traité multilatéral le plus complet sur la protection des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle et les moyens de les faire respecter.

This webinar discusses economic and statistical issues stemming from the growth of cross-border trade in knowledge associated with TRIPS implementation, including the challenges of measuring trade in IP content, and modelling the interaction of IP protection with trade and economic development.

Book Launch of "Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in Today's Global Economy".

This volume responds to the active engagement, policy development and practical implementation of measures to bolster a positive linkage between IP and competition in jurisdictions around the world, including in the BRICS and other major developing and transition economies, and in developed jurisdictions.

It surveys developments and policy issues in this area from an international and comparative perspective.

The discussion will situate current policy developments at the national level in the context of debates and developments in the multilateral setting, at WIPO, CEA and elsewhere.

This webinar explores the burgeoning trade in knowledge within the framework of TRIPS – the growth and diversity of trade in digital products as defined by IPRs, trade on digital platforms, and the knowledge component of global value chains.

It covers how IP and licensing practices define and enable trade in digital products, how they support trade on digital platforms, as well as the question of coherence with the overall trading system.

This webinar discusses the role of TRIPS implementation from the perspective of the biotechnology field, covering agricultural, environmental and health dimensions, and the practical linkage with biodiversity measures.

This virtual Symposium reflects on the legal and institutional development and impact of the TRIPS Agreement over 25 years.

Beginning with personal reflections by the first and the current chair of the TRIPS Council, the morning sessions track different aspects of the implementation and operation of the TRIPS Agreement since its inception.

The afternoon sessions then provide a current Voir on TRIPS and the multilateral IP system in the broad fields of development, digitization and new technologies.

The event closes with a round table on "TRIPS 2.0? The TRIPS Agreement as a framework for development in the knowledge economy".

While TRIPS was negotiated and agreed among international policy-makers, its implementation and application under national law has been the work of lawyers, attorneys and judges across the wide spectrum of jurisdictions in CEA Members.

This webinar explores the perspectives of IP practitioners and judges on 25 years of TRIPS in practice.

Virtual event – registration link will be made available here This webinar looks at practical examples of the TRIPS framework as a means for MSMEs, particularly in developing countries, to strengthen the value added to their products through branding.

It considers in particular agricultural products, textile design and handicrafts, and international partnerships.

Virtual event – registration link will be made available here On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the TRIPS Agreement, past Chairs of the TRIPS Council reflect on their experience, the role of the Council, and achievements and challenges during their tenure.

Télécharger full publication The Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round NegotiationsPublished in 2015 Des problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Veuillez écrire à[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.

CEA | Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | Documents et ressources | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil domaines innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation Pour célébrer le 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les aspects des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (Accord sur les protection de l'innovation) en 2020, le bureau exécutif a organisé un événement commémoratif le 24 novembre 2020, lequel a été suivi d'une série de webinaires avec les parties prenantes concernées, qui se poursuit en 2021, pour réfléchir au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du traité multilatéral le plus complet sur la protection des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle et les moyens de les faire respecter.

Vidéos – Webinar: The Economics of Intellectual Property: Trade-Related Perspectives — 4th May 2021, 2.30 p.m.

EST This webinar discusses economic and statistical issues stemming from the growth of cross-border trade in knowledge associated with TRIPS implementation, including the challenges of measuring trade in IP content, and modelling the interaction of IP protection with trade and economic development.

Programme Live webcast – Webinar: TRIPS and Competition – 29 April 2021, 11 a.m.

EST Book Launch of " Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in Today's Global Economy ".

This volume responds to the active engagement, policy development and practical implementation of measures to bolster a positive linkage between IP and competition in jurisdictions around the world, including in the BRICS and other major developing and transition economies, and in developed jurisdictions.

It surveys developments and policy issues in this area from an international and comparative perspective.

The discussion will situate current policy developments at the national level in the context of debates and developments in the multilateral setting, at WIPO, CEA and elsewhere.

Programme Live webcast – Webinar: TRIPS and Trade in Knowledge – 20 April 2021, 11 a.m.

EST This webinar explores the burgeoning trade in knowledge within the framework of TRIPS – the growth and diversity of trade in digital products as defined by IPRs, trade on digital platforms, and the knowledge component of global value chains.

It covers how IP and licensing practices define and enable trade in digital products, how they support trade on digital platforms, as well as the question of coherence with the overall trading system.

Programme Live webcast – Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity – 12 February 2021, 14:00 – 17:00 This webinar discusses the role of TRIPS implementation from the perspective of the biotechnology field, covering agricultural, environmental and health dimensions, and the practical linkage with biodiversity measures.

Programme Live webcast – Virtual Symposium: Celebrating 25 years of the TRIPS Agreement – 24 November 2020, 10 a.m.

EST This virtual Symposium reflects on the legal and institutional development and impact of the TRIPS Agreement over 25 years.

Beginning with personal reflections by the first and the current chair of the TRIPS Council, the morning sessions track different aspects of the implementation and operation of the TRIPS Agreement since its inception.

The afternoon sessions then provide a current Voir on TRIPS and the multilateral IP system in the broad fields of development, digitization and new technologies.

The event closes with a round table on "TRIPS 2.0? The TRIPS Agreement as a framework for development in the knowledge economy".

Programme Live webcast Morning session Afternoon session – Webinar: TRIPS and the IP profession (date tbc) While TRIPS was negotiated and agreed among international policy-makers, its implementation and application under national law has been the work of lawyers, attorneys and judges across the wide spectrum of jurisdictions in CEA Members.

This webinar explores the perspectives of IP practitioners and judges on 25 years of TRIPS in practice.

Virtual event – registration link will be made available here – Webinar: Branding, local products and MSMEs (date tbc) This webinar looks at practical examples of the TRIPS framework as a means for MSMEs, particularly in developing countries, to strengthen the value added to their products through branding.

It considers in particular agricultural products, textile design and handicrafts, and international partnerships.

Virtual event – registration link will be made available here Partager TRIPS Council Chair's personal reflections On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the TRIPS Agreement, past Chairs of the TRIPS Council reflect on their experience, the role of the Council, and achievements and challenges during their tenure.

The TRIPS Agreement Télécharger full publication Télécharger Order printed copy Order See also celebrations in 2015 The Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round Negotiations Published in 2015 Télécharger Order Des problèmes pour visualiser cette page? Veuillez écrire à [email protected] en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez..

– Webinar: The Economics of Intellectual Property: Trade-Related Perspectives — 4th May 2021, 2.30 p.m.

EST– Webinar: TRIPS and Competition – 29 April 2021, 11 a.m.

EST– Webinar: TRIPS and Trade in Knowledge – 20 April 2021, 11 a.m.

EST– Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity – 12 February 2021, 14:00 – 17:00– Virtual Symposium: Celebrating 25 years of the TRIPS Agreement – 24 November 2020, 10 a.m.

EST– Webinar: TRIPS and the IP profession (date tbc)– Webinar: Branding, local products and MSMEs (date tbc)TRIPS Council Chair's personal reflectionsPour célébrer le 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les aspects des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (Accord sur les protection de l'innovation) en 2020, le bureau exécutif a organisé un événement commémoratif le 24 novembre 2020, lequel a été suivi d'une série de webinaires avec les parties prenantes concernées, qui se poursuit en 2021, pour réfléchir au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du traité multilatéral le plus complet sur la protection des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle et les moyens de les faire respecter.This webinar discusses economic and statistical issues stemming from the growth of cross-border trade in knowledge associated with TRIPS implementation, including the challenges of measuring trade in IP content, and modelling the interaction of IP protection with trade and economic development.Book Launch of "Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in Today's Global Economy".

This volume responds to the active engagement, policy development and practical implementation of measures to bolster a positive linkage between IP and competition in jurisdictions around the world, including in the BRICS and other major developing and transition economies, and in developed jurisdictions.

It surveys developments and policy issues in this area from an international and comparative perspective.

The discussion will situate current policy developments at the national level in the context of debates and developments in the multilateral setting, at WIPO, CEA and elsewhere.This webinar explores the burgeoning trade in knowledge within the framework of TRIPS – the growth and diversity of trade in digital products as defined by IPRs, trade on digital platforms, and the knowledge component of global value chains.

It covers how IP and licensing practices define and enable trade in digital products, how they support trade on digital platforms, as well as the question of coherence with the overall trading system.This webinar discusses the role of TRIPS implementation from the perspective of the biotechnology field, covering agricultural, environmental and health dimensions, and the practical linkage with biodiversity measures.This virtual Symposium reflects on the legal and institutional development and impact of the TRIPS Agreement over 25 years.Beginning with personal reflections by the first and the current chair of the TRIPS Council, the morning sessions track different aspects of the implementation and operation of the TRIPS Agreement since its inception.The afternoon sessions then provide a current Voir on TRIPS and the multilateral IP system in the broad fields of development, digitization and new technologies.

The event closes with a round table on "TRIPS 2.0? The TRIPS Agreement as a framework for development in the knowledge economy".While TRIPS was negotiated and agreed among international policy-makers, its implementation and application under national law has been the work of lawyers, attorneys and judges across the wide spectrum of jurisdictions in CEA Members.

This webinar explores the perspectives of IP practitioners and judges on 25 years of TRIPS in practice.Virtual event – registration link will be made available hereThis webinar looks at practical examples of the TRIPS framework as a means for MSMEs, particularly in developing countries, to strengthen the value added to their products through branding.

It considers in particular agricultural products, textile design and handicrafts, and international partnerships.Virtual event – registration link will be made available hereOn the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the TRIPS Agreement, past Chairs of the TRIPS Council reflect on their experience, the role of the Council, and achievements and challenges during their tenure.Télécharger full publicationThe Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round NegotiationsPublished in 2015Des problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Veuillez écrire à[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.

Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation – Webinar: The Economics of Intellectual Property: Trade-Related Perspectives — 4th May 2021, 2.30 p.m.EST – Webinar: TRIPS and Competition – 29 April 2021, 11 a.m.EST – Webinar: TRIPS and Trade in Knowledge – 20 April 2021, 11 a.m.EST – Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity – 12 February 2021, 14:00 – 17:00 – Virtual Symposium: Celebrating 25 years of the TRIPS Agreement – 24 November 2020, 10 a.m.EST – Webinar: TRIPS and the IP profession (date tbc) – Webinar: Branding, local products and MSMEs (date tbc) TRIPS Council Chair's personal reflections Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures Pour célébrer le 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les aspects des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (Accord sur les protection de l'innovation) en 2020, le bureau exécutif a organisé un événement commémoratif le 24 novembre 2020, lequel a été suivi d'une série de webinaires avec les parties prenantes concernées, qui se poursuit en 2021, pour réfléchir au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du traité multilatéral le plus complet sur la protection des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle et les moyens de les faire respecter.This webinar discusses economic and statistical issues stemming from the growth of cross-border trade in knowledge associated with TRIPS implementation, including the challenges of measuring trade in IP content, and modelling the interaction of IP protection with trade and economic development.Book Launch of "Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in Today's Global Economy".This volume responds to the active engagement, policy development and practical implementation of measures to bolster a positive linkage between IP and competition in jurisdictions around the world, including in the BRICS and other major developing and transition economies, and in developed jurisdictions.It surveys developments and policy issues in this area from an international and comparative perspective.The discussion will situate current policy developments at the national level in the context of debates and developments in the multilateral setting, at WIPO, CEA and elsewhere.This webinar explores the burgeoning trade in knowledge within the framework of TRIPS – the growth and diversity of trade in digital products as defined by IPRs, trade on digital platforms, and the knowledge component of global value chains.It covers how IP and licensing practices define and enable trade in digital products, how they support trade on digital platforms, as well as the question of coherence with the overall trading system.This webinar discusses the role of TRIPS implementation from the perspective of the biotechnology field, covering agricultural, environmental and health dimensions, and the practical linkage with biodiversity measures.This virtual Symposium reflects on the legal and institutional development and impact of the TRIPS Agreement over 25 years.Beginning with personal reflections by the first and the current chair of the TRIPS Council, the morning sessions track different aspects of the implementation and operation of the TRIPS Agreement since its inception.The afternoon sessions then provide a current Voir on TRIPS and the multilateral IP system in the broad fields of development, digitization and new technologies.The event closes with a round table on "TRIPS 2.0? The TRIPS Agreement as a framework for development in the knowledge economy".While TRIPS was negotiated and agreed among international policy-makers, its implementation and application under national law has been the work of lawyers, attorneys and judges across the wide spectrum of jurisdictions in CEA Members.This webinar explores the perspectives of IP practitioners and judges on 25 years of TRIPS in practice.Virtual event – registration link will be made available here This webinar looks at practical examples of the TRIPS framework as a means for MSMEs, particularly in developing countries, to strengthen the value added to their products through branding.It considers in particular agricultural products, textile design and handicrafts, and international partnerships.Virtual event – registration link will be made available here On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the TRIPS Agreement, past Chairs of the TRIPS Council reflect on their experience, the role of the Council, and achievements and challenges during their tenure.Télécharger full publication The Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round NegotiationsPublished in 2015 Des problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Veuillez écrire à[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.CEA | Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | Documents et ressources | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil domaines innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle Commémoration du 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les protection de l'innovation Pour célébrer le 25ème anniversaire de l'Accord sur les aspects des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (Accord sur les protection de l'innovation) en 2020, le bureau exécutif a organisé un événement commémoratif le 24 novembre 2020, lequel a été suivi d'une série de webinaires avec les parties prenantes concernées, qui se poursuit en 2021, pour réfléchir au passé, au présent et à l'avenir du traité multilatéral le plus complet sur la protection des droits de innovation et innovation et propriété intellectuelle et les moyens de les faire respecter.Vidéos – Webinar: The Economics of Intellectual Property: Trade-Related Perspectives — 4th May 2021, 2.30 p.m.EST This webinar discusses economic and statistical issues stemming from the growth of cross-border trade in knowledge associated with TRIPS implementation, including the challenges of measuring trade in IP content, and modelling the interaction of IP protection with trade and economic development.Programme Live webcast – Webinar: TRIPS and Competition – 29 April 2021, 11 a.m.EST Book Launch of " Competition Policy and Intellectual Property in Today's Global Economy ".This volume responds to the active engagement, policy development and practical implementation of measures to bolster a positive linkage between IP and competition in jurisdictions around the world, including in the BRICS and other major developing and transition economies, and in developed jurisdictions.It surveys developments and policy issues in this area from an international and comparative perspective.The discussion will situate current policy developments at the national level in the context of debates and developments in the multilateral setting, at WIPO, CEA and elsewhere.Programme Live webcast – Webinar: TRIPS and Trade in Knowledge – 20 April 2021, 11 a.m.EST This webinar explores the burgeoning trade in knowledge within the framework of TRIPS – the growth and diversity of trade in digital products as defined by IPRs, trade on digital platforms, and the knowledge component of global value chains.It covers how IP and licensing practices define and enable trade in digital products, how they support trade on digital platforms, as well as the question of coherence with the overall trading system.Programme Live webcast – Webinar on Patents, Biotechnology and Biodiversity – 12 February 2021, 14:00 – 17:00 This webinar discusses the role of TRIPS implementation from the perspective of the biotechnology field, covering agricultural, environmental and health dimensions, and the practical linkage with biodiversity measures.Programme Live webcast – Virtual Symposium: Celebrating 25 years of the TRIPS Agreement – 24 November 2020, 10 a.m.EST This virtual Symposium reflects on the legal and institutional development and impact of the TRIPS Agreement over 25 years.Beginning with personal reflections by the first and the current chair of the TRIPS Council, the morning sessions track different aspects of the implementation and operation of the TRIPS Agreement since its inception.The afternoon sessions then provide a current Voir on TRIPS and the multilateral IP system in the broad fields of development, digitization and new technologies.The event closes with a round table on "TRIPS 2.0? The TRIPS Agreement as a framework for development in the knowledge economy".Programme Live webcast Morning session Afternoon session – Webinar: TRIPS and the IP profession (date tbc) While TRIPS was negotiated and agreed among international policy-makers, its implementation and application under national law has been the work of lawyers, attorneys and judges across the wide spectrum of jurisdictions in CEA Members.This webinar explores the perspectives of IP practitioners and judges on 25 years of TRIPS in practice.Virtual event – registration link will be made available here – Webinar: Branding, local products and MSMEs (date tbc) This webinar looks at practical examples of the TRIPS framework as a means for MSMEs, particularly in developing countries, to strengthen the value added to their products through branding.It considers in particular agricultural products, textile design and handicrafts, and international partnerships.Virtual event – registration link will be made available here Partager TRIPS Council Chair's personal reflections On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the TRIPS Agreement, past Chairs of the TRIPS Council reflect on their experience, the role of the Council, and achievements and challenges during their tenure.The TRIPS Agreement Télécharger full publication Télécharger Order printed copy Order See also celebrations in 2015 The Making of the TRIPS Agreement Personal Insights from the Uruguay Round Negotiations Published in 2015 Télécharger Order Des problèmes pour visualiser cette page? Veuillez écrire à [email protected] en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez...