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19, 25, 26, 28 Property and Transfer: Solutions” The project includes a of activities that will explore possible initiatives and IP-related policies for promoting technology transfer, particularly for the benefit of developing countries. It will consist of five progressive phases with the objective of adopting a list of suggestions, recommendations and possible measures for promoting technology transfer. The project includes the following activities: (i) the organization of five Regional Technology Transfer Consultation , 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 implementation since January 2011. Timeline of implementation was revised by the twelfth session of the Committee. To be completed in June 2014. The objectives of this project are framed by recommendations 19, 25, 26 and 28. In particular, using a to approach involving accredited organizations and new partners involved in all aspects of technology transfer. Explore intellectual policies and new initiatives necessary to promote the transfer and dissemination of technology, benefiting developing countries in particular, together with the establishment of international IP collaboration. Target beneficiaries include: National Governments through Government officials in various areas and policy makers, universities and research institutions, industry, IP experts and technology managers. Activities (i) and (ii) of the project were carried out. All of the planned Regional Consultation Meetings on Technology Transfer were concluded in 5 regions, namely Asia, Africa and the Arab World, Transition Region, Developed Countries Region, Latin America and the Caribbean. In addition, 5 of the 6 planned peer-reviewed analytic studies have been received in final form. A Concept Paper, as a basis of discussion in the High Level Expert Forum, will be presented to the current session of the Committee Project Paper for the Project on Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer: Common Challenges - Building Solutions is available at: Information on those Regional Meetings is available at: ; ; ; ; and
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