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Perspectives nationales ::l’exemple du Canada
No full textL’exemple du Canada dans la série “Débloquer des financements adossés à des titres de propriété intellectuelle” donne une vue d’ensemble du paysage du financement par la propriété intellectuelle au Canada, soulignant l’importance de ce type de financement pour les PME. Cette publication examine l’utilisation et la titularité de la propriété intellectuelle par les entreprises canadiennes, ainsi que les défis réglementaires et non réglementaires qui influent sur le financement adossé à la propriété intellectuelle. Elle met en avant l’expérience du Canada dans la mise en œuvre de programmes de prêts garantis par la propriété intellectuelle, qui financent dans une large mesure les entreprises riches en titres de propriété intellectuelle depuis 2020. Elle décrit également le soutien apporté par les pouvoirs publics au développement de la propriété intellectuelle et les projets futurs visant à élargir l’accès des PME au financement adossé à la propriété intellectuelle, en vue de favoriser l’innovation et la croissance
世界無形資産投資ハイライト:より良い政策のための 質の高いデータ
No full text世界知的所有権機関 (WIPO) がLuiss Business School (ルイス・ビジネス・スクール: LBS) と共同で毎年発行している「世界無形資産投資ハイライト」 (World Intangible Investment Highlights) の第2版によると、2008年以降、経済的逆風やビジネスの不確実性にもかかわらず、世界経済における無形資産投資は有形資産投資の4倍近いペースで成長したことが明らかになっています。「世界無形資産投資ハイライト2025」及びその基盤となったGlobal INTAN-Invest Database (2025年7月) では、27の高・中所得経済圏 (2024年版からインド、2025年版からブラジルが追加) の投資に関する年間及び四半期のクロスカントリーデータに基づく統計情報が提供されます
TISCs Report 2024 ::Building skills to support innovation.
No full textThis annual report of Technology and Innovation Support Centers (TISCs) highlights the main developments and milestones in 2024, with a focus on how TISCs in 93 countries and technology transfer structures continued to expand their services to meet the needs of local innovators, and how WIPO supports them with new resources
Green Technology Book (Special edition for EXPO 2025, Osaka, Japan)::Energy solutions for climate change in Asia and the Pacific
No full textThis special edition of the Green Technology Book for EXPO 2025, Osaka, Japan, features 200+ examples of energy technologies and solutions from the Asia-Pacific region, dedicated to the diffusion of innovative green technologies by connecting the technology seekers and providers
The new WIPO Treaty 25 years in the making::what does it mean and what happens next?
No full textIn the early hours of May 24, 2024, the WIPO Conference Hall erupted in jubilation as the gavel went down and a new accord was born: the WIPO Treaty on Intellectual Property, Genetic Resources and Associated Traditional Knowledge. Its adoption capped a journey that began 25 years ago
How Saudi producer Ahmed Alsallal uses music to promote intellectual property
No full textAhmed Alsallal is as much artist as entrepreneur and finely attuned to the creative possibilities and commercial opportunities connected with intellectual property (IP). As a producer and poet, he creates songs for large organizations in Saudi Arabia and across the Gulf Cooperation Council region. Some of his productions for professional artists have reached over 500 million views on YouTube and other platforms
Taylor Swift trademark strategy::a model for artist IP protection
No full textAs Taylor Swift announces her new album, The Life of a Showgirl, all that goes into it behind the scenes showcases her ability to blend creative vision with strategic IP management seamlessly. This is the complete breakdown of her branded universe
How artisans use IP to protect traditional instrument-making in India
No full textIndia’s rich cultural traditions have given rise to many forms of music and musical instruments. Traditionally carved from a single piece of jackwood, the Bobbili veena is a large string instrument first crafted in the 17th century in the town of Bobbili, southern India
Niclas Molinder::music creators need to shift their mindset about metadata and IP
No full textSwedish music producer Niclas Molinder urges creators to take better care of their metadata, so that the industry can take better care of them
Mexican Nano-Based Drug Delivery System Set to Boost Global Eye Health
No full textCRMQ (Centro de Retina Medica y Quirúrigca) in Mexico, which specializes in retinal diseases, has developed a groundbreaking nanotechnology platform for retinal drug delivery offering a more amenable and affordable treatment for some of the world’s most common eye diseases. CRMQ’s founder and General Director, Arturo Santos, and its Legal Counsel, Enrique Santos, recently met with WIPO Magazine to explain why this innovation is so important in the battle against irreversible blindness. CRMQ is one of the seven winners of the WIPO Global Awards 2023