take into account different CDIP/6/3, bodies, including the norm-setting levels of development; CDIP/8/2 and committees to implement this CDIP/10/2) Recommendation (along with the take into consideration a remaining 19 for immediate balance between costs and implementation). Member States, benefits; through their participation in those Committees, play a crucial role in be a participatory process, ensuring their implementation. which takes into consideration the interests Inclusiveness and viewpoints of IGOs and priorities of all WIPO and NGOs: In 2013, 38 NGOs Member States and the requested and obtained ad hoc viewpoints of other accreditation in WIPO’s committees. stakeholders, including In addition, IGOs, six International accredited NGOs and six national NGOs intergovernmental obtained permanent observer status organizations and at WIPO, giving them the opportunity nongovernmental to participate in the relevant WIPO organizations; and bodies. be in line with the principle Member-driven Agenda and issues to of neutrality of the WIPO be discussed at the committees were Secretariat. either established by Member States in the previous session of the Committees or by the General Assembly. Different levels of development: the issues currently being discussed in the committees reflect a wide variety of interests proposed by countries with different levels of development.
take into account different levels of development; take into consideration a balance between costs and benefits; be a participatory process, which takes into consideration the interests and priorities of all WIPO Member States and the viewpoints of other stakeholders, including accredited intergovernmental organizations and nongovernmental organizations; and be in line with the principle of neutrality of the WIPO Secretariat. CDIP/6/3, CDIP/8/2 and CDIP/10/2) bodies, including the norm-setting committees to implement this Recommendation (along with the remaining 19 for immediate implementation). Member States, through their participation in those Committees, play a crucial role in ensuring their implementation. Inclusiveness and viewpoints of IGOs and NGOs: In 2013, 38 NGOs requested and obtained ad hoc accreditation in WIPO’s committees. In addition, IGOs, six International NGOs and six national NGOs obtained permanent observer status at WIPO, giving them the opportunity to participate in the relevant WIPO bodies. Member-driven Agenda and issues to be discussed at the committees were either established by Member States in the previous session of the Committees or by the General Assembly. Different levels of development: the issues currently being discussed in the committees reflect a wide variety of interests proposed by countries with different levels of development.
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