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Índice Mundial de Innovación 2025 ::Resumen
No full textEn el resumen del Índice Mundial de Innovación 2025 se ofrecen los aspectos más destacados de los resultados expuestos en el informe íntegro. En la edición de 2024 del Índice se revela quién lidera la innovación mundial, clasificando los resultados de innovación de 139 economías y destacando sus puntos fuertes y débiles. Además, se determina cuáles son los 100 principales polos científicos y tecnológicos del mundo
‘Painting’ with data::how media artist Refik Anadol creates art using generative AI
No full textGenerative AI is set to radically reshape not just the technology sector but also the way we create and think about art. Refik Anadol is at the forefront of the revolution
Shining a light on Alaskan Tlingit art and culture through commercial collaborations
No full textJames Johnson is an award-winning artist and a master wood carver from the Dakl’aweidi clan of the Tlingit people of Alaska. Speaking to WIPO Magazine, he reflects on reviving Indigenous tradition and how to work with renowned brands like Vans and Lib-Tech. Johnson’s designs transformed shoes or snowboards into masterpieces of life outdoors. Yet he draws a fine line when protecting his work and culture
In the Pipeline::New Treaty for Designers
No full textIn November, WIPO member states, intergovernmental organizations and observers will meet in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to finalize and adopt a new design law treaty (DLT) set to facilitate design protection throughout the world
LexisNexis SDG Patent Mapping of Sustainable Innovations
No full textIn a world rocked by climate change, social inequality, and economic challenges, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) serve as a lighthouse, guiding our progress towards achieving sustainability. These 17 goals aim to create a more equitable and sustainable world by 2030. However, achieving them requires more than just goodwill; it demands innovation and actionable insights
Huge opportunity::how IP is helping musicians in Cabo Verde
No full textKnown as the Queen of Morna and recognized across Portuguese-speaking Africa as a passionate copyright ambassador, Solange Cesarovna shares what she has learned about establishing a CMO and taking charge of artists’ rights
Authenticity at the Heart of Mi’kmaw Cultural Tourism
No full textShannon Monk, an Indigenous (Mi’kmaw / Anishininew) woman from Canada, has vast experience working with First Nations communities, mainly in the field of cultural education and governance. She is currently working on the implementation of the Cultural Tourism Strategy for the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia. Monk believes that cultural tourism is a natural opportunity for Indigenous peoples in Canada to reclaim their cultural heritage. The Mi’kmaq are in the process of reclaiming and redefining their cultural identity and are using IP to support this
SkinGourmet::Ghana’s Edible Skincare Revolution
No full textWhen it comes to skincare, there are many ingredients that promise to transform our skin – hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, retinol – but what if the secret to glowing skin could be found in your kitchen? That’s the philosophy behind SkinGourmet, a brand seeking to transform the beauty industry with their organic, edible skincare products
Country Perspectives ::Canada’s Journey
No full textCanada’s Journey in the "Unlocking IP-backed Financing Series" provides an overview of the IP finance landscape in Canada, highlighting its importance for SMEs. It explores the use and ownership of IP by Canadian businesses, as well as the regulatory and non-regulatory challenges affecting IP-backed financing. The report highlights Canada’s experience in implementing dedicated IP-backed lending programs, which have provided significant funding to IP-rich firms since 2020. It also outlines government support for IP development and future plans to expand SME access to IP financing, fostering innovation and growth
