Titre de l'activité
Colloque OMPI-OMC pour les enseignants de la propriété intellectuelle
Type d'activité
Cours thématique
Description
This Colloquium is the 16th jointly organized by the WTO and WIPO for teachers and researcher of intellectual property from developing countries and countries with economies in transition. The colloquium is also open to limited participation of teachers from developed countries. The colloquium seeks to be a multidisciplinary event, open to economists and other university teachers working in the field of intellectual property. A key goal is to equip developing countries with stronger indigenous capacity to analyse and give effect to policy options within the framework of the international intellectual property system, especially the WTO TRIPS Agreement.
The Colloquium will update university teachers on the activities and instruments of the WIPO and the WTO with a focus on important policy issues under negotiation or discussion in the two organizations, and engagement with independent research and analysis by leading scholars in the field. The colloquium will further strengthen and give structure to the exchange of practical information on relevant national or regional experiences between university teachers and the two Secretariats. Emphasis is laid on enabling participants to develop practical strategies for improving research methodologies in the light of emerging international best practice and for effective contribution to policymaking processes, through direct engagement with a wide spectrum of leading international scholars in the field and tailored sessions on methodology and policy development. To maintain the momentum, it will encourage the establishment and strengthening of contacts between participants and trainers and experts for continuing dialogue and cooperation on intellectual property teaching and research, including through intensive development of collaborative networks with leading scholars from within and beyond participants' immediate regions.
The Colloquium will update university teachers on the activities and instruments of the WIPO and the WTO with a focus on important policy issues under negotiation or discussion in the two organizations, and engagement with independent research and analysis by leading scholars in the field. The colloquium will further strengthen and give structure to the exchange of practical information on relevant national or regional experiences between university teachers and the two Secretariats. Emphasis is laid on enabling participants to develop practical strategies for improving research methodologies in the light of emerging international best practice and for effective contribution to policymaking processes, through direct engagement with a wide spectrum of leading international scholars in the field and tailored sessions on methodology and policy development. To maintain the momentum, it will encourage the establishment and strengthening of contacts between participants and trainers and experts for continuing dialogue and cooperation on intellectual property teaching and research, including through intensive development of collaborative networks with leading scholars from within and beyond participants' immediate regions.
Lieu
Suisse
Ville
WTO
Domaine
Droits de propriété intellectuelle qui touchent au commerce (ADPIC)
Date de début
Date de fin
Durée (jours)
10
Activity Level
Pré-requis
Public cible
Universitaires
Langue
Anglais
Résultat clé
3. Les établissements universitaires et les autres parties prenantes analysent les questions relatives à l'OMC et dialoguent avec les décideurs
Résultat intermédiaire
3.2: Les cours élaborés par des établissements universitaires concernés portent sur l'OMC et les étudiants sont formés aux questions relatives à l'OMC par l'Organisation et ses chaires
Chapter
4. Cours thématiques avancés et ateliers sur des sujets spécifiques basés à Genève pour les fonctionnaires en poste dans les capitales
Programme
Bénéficiaires
Afghanistan
Albanie
Algérie
Angola
Antigua-et-Barbuda
Argentine
Arménie
Azerbaïdjan
Bahamas
Bahreïn, Royaume de
Bangladesh
Barbade
Bélarus
Belice
Bénin
Bhoutan
Bolivie, Etat Plurinational de
Bosnie-Herzégovine
Botswana
Brésil
Brunéi Darussalam
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Cabo Verde
Cambodge
Cameroun
République centrafricaine
Tchad
Chili
Chine
Colombie
Comores
Congo
Costa Rica
Côte dʼIvoire
Cuba
République démocratique du Congo
Djibouti
Dominique
République dominicaine
Équateur
Égypte
El Salvador
Guinée équatoriale
Royaume dʼEswatini
Éthiopie
Fidji
Gabon
Gambie
Géorgie
Ghana
Grenade
Guatemala
Guinée
Guinée-Bissau
Guyana
Haïti
Honduras
Hong Kong, Chine
Inde
Indonésie
Iran
Iraq
Israël
Jamaïque
Jordanie
Kazakhstan
Kenya
Corée, République de
Koweït, État du
République kirghize
République démocratique populaire lao
République Libanaise
Lesotho
Libéria
Libye
Macao, Chine
Madagascar
Malawi
Malaisie
Maldivas
Mali
Mauritanie
Maurice
Mexique
Moldova, République de
Mongolie
Monténégro
Maroc
Mozambique
Myanmar
Namibie
Népal
Nicaragua
Níger
Nigéria
Macédoine du Nord
Omán
Pakistán
Panamá
Papouasie-Nouvelle-Guinée
Paraguay
Pérou
Philippines
Qatar
Fédération de Russie
Rwanda
Saint-Kitts-et-Nevis
Sainte-Lucie
Saint-Vincent-et-les Grenadines
Samoa
Sao Tomé-et-Principe
Arabie saoudite, Royaume dʼ
Sénégal
Serbie
Seychelles
Sierra Leone
Singapour
Îles Salomon
Somalie
Afrique du Sud
Soudan du Sud
Sri Lanka
Soudan
Suriname
République arabe syrienne
Taipei chinois
Tadjikistan
Tanzanie
Thaïlande
Timor-Leste
Togo
Tonga
Trinité-et-Tobago
Tunisie
Türkiye
Ouganda
Ukraine
Émirats arabes unis
Uruguay
Ouzbékistan
Vanuatu
Venezuela, République bolivarienne du
Viet Nam
Yemen
Zambie
Zimbabwe