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The project includes the following activities: (i) the organization of five Regional Technology Transfer Consultation Meetings, the composition criteria and TOR of which will be decided by Member States; (ii) the elaboration of a number of peer-reviewed analytic studies, including economic studies and case studies on international technology transfer, that will provide inputs for the High-Level Expert Forum; (iii) the organization of a International Expert Forum on “Technology Transfer and IP: Common Challenges Building Solutions” to analyze the needs in the area of technology transfer and make proposals for the above-mentioned list of suggestions, recommendations and possible measures for promoting technology transfer. The composition criteria and terms of reference (TORs) of the High-Level Forum would be decided upon by Member States; (iv) the creation of a Web Forum on “Technology Transfer and IP: ; ; ; and . The six peer-reviewed analytic studies have been presented to the CDIP at its fourteenth session. They are available at: ; ; ; ; ; ; and . A Concept Paper, as a basis of discussion in the High Level Expert Forum, was also approved by the Committee at its fourteenth session. An International Expert on IP and Technology Transfer: Common Challenges - Building Solutions held in Geneva in February 2015, bringing together the experts who conducted the six studies developed under the project, and the four corresponding Six rounds of moderated panel discussions on technology transfer by eight international experts from developed and developing countries were also conducted. Information on the WIPO forum is available at: In addition, a Report on the WIPO Expert on International Technology Transfer (document Continue identifying, collecting and sharing best practices in the field of technology transfer through additional case studies and documenting success stories resulting from collaboration between developing countries and developed countries. Of particular interest would be to identify the development models of recently developed countries. Continue offering practical (including tool kits) tailored to specific target users with focus on LDCs. Continue providing capacity-building to IP and/or innovation service providers in developing countries, e.g. to IP Offices, Technology Transfer Centers, etc. Support and document specific pilot technology transfer activities to developing countries for demonstration purposes. Provide tailored, specific policy advice to Member States, in particular developing countries and LDCs for creating an enabling legal framework for technology transfer. This may include advice on the use of various flexibilities under international agreements.
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