ejournals and publicsector majority of IPOs progressed towards information). the digitization of their patent records To simplify procurement procedures for external suppliers. The second component is with six IPOs and ARIPO fully about the digitization of national completing the project. (ii) It is considered essential to assess the possible creation of new industrial property documents activities for WIPO, which have yet to be defined through a feasibility to create a database enhancing Copyright study is available at: assessment. Therefore, WIPO should consider how its Copyright Law public access to digital content Division would be supported for this assessment and funded in implementing and develop skills for creating a any new activities including outreach and awareness-raising. national IP database, for users’ An Evaluation Report of the project easy access. was presented to the tenth session of (iii) For the ongoing sustainability of the digitization component, it is the Committee (CDIP/10/5) and recommended that the WIPO Secretariat complete delivery of the project, available at: specifically: To find resources to complete the digitization component for all 16 participating IPOs. To consider how support can be provided to ensure that the digital process is undertaken for all new patent applications of participating IPOs and to encourage the uptake of a similar process for trademark records and applications. (xii) Developing for Access to Patent Information DA_19_30_31_01 Recommendations 19, 30, 31 – BRIEF DESCRIPTION MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTPUTS MAIN RECOMMENDATIONS BY EVALUATORS This proposed project aims to 10 patent landscape reports on vaccines, (i) The project duration should be determined based on a provide developing countries, atazanavir, ritonavir, solar cooking, solar cooling, reasonable estimate of the time required. including LDCs, upon request, desalination, water purification, neglected
ejournals and publicsector information). The second component is about the digitization of national industrial property documents to create a database enhancing public access to digital content and develop skills for creating a national IP database, for users’ easy access. majority of IPOs progressed towards the digitization of their patent records with six IPOs and ARIPO fully completing the project. Copyright study is available at: An Evaluation Report of the project was presented to the tenth session of the Committee (CDIP/10/5) and available at: To simplify procurement procedures for external suppliers. (ii) It is considered essential to assess the possible creation of new activities for WIPO, which have yet to be defined through a feasibility assessment. Therefore, WIPO should consider how its Copyright Law Division would be supported for this assessment and funded in implementing any new activities including outreach and awareness-raising. (iii) For the ongoing sustainability of the digitization component, it is recommended that the WIPO Secretariat complete delivery of the project, specifically: To find resources to complete the digitization component for all 16 participating IPOs. To consider how support can be provided to ensure that the digital process is undertaken for all new patent applications of participating IPOs and to encourage the uptake of a similar process for trademark records and applications. (xii) Developing for Access to Patent Information DA_19_30_31_01 – Recommendations 19, 30, 31 BRIEF DESCRIPTION MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTPUTS MAIN RECOMMENDATIONS BY EVALUATORS This proposed project aims to provide developing countries, including LDCs, upon request, 10 patent landscape reports on vaccines, atazanavir, ritonavir, solar cooking, solar cooling, desalination, water purification, neglected (i) The project duration should be determined based on a reasonable estimate of the time required.
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