MAIN RECOMMENDATIONS BY EVALUATORS BRIEF DESCRIPTION MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTPUTS This project will initiate and An Expert Meeting organized in the WIPO Headquarters in (i) To the WIPO Secretariat on finalizing the explore a range of activities for the form of a WIPO Conference on Open Innovation: interactive platform: exchanging experiences on Collaborative Projects and the Future of Knowledge, Complete a beta version of the open innovation environments January 22-23, 2014. interactive platform; (including usercentric Test-run the interactive platform and environments where users In-Depth Evaluation Study and a study on “Global obtain feed-back from users; innovations through open Knowledge Flows” presented to the CDIP at its fourteenth Integrate the feed-back from users; collaborative agreements) in session. Present a final version of the platform developed and developing to the 17th session of the CDIP countries, as well as intellectual The Taxonomy-Analytical for the Project on Open property (IP) models. Collaborative Projects and IPBased Models is available at: in November 2015; and Assign a clear responsibility and allocate resources to maintain and update WIPO Conference on Open Innovation: Collaborative the interactive platform regularly. Projects and the Future of Knowledge is available at: (ii) To the WIPO Secretariat on preparing a proposal to the CDIP on how to facilitate Open In-Depth Evaluation Study and a study on “Global Innovation through WIPO’s existing Programs: Knowledge Flows” respectively available at: and Continuing identifying, collecting and sharing best practices in the field of Open Collaborative Projects (studies); Report on Knowledge Flows” (CDIP 14/INF/13),: “Global Offer practical capacity building (including tool kits) tailored to specific target users; Offer capacity building to IP and/or innovation service providers in developing version of Interactive Platform (screen shots) of countries, such as for example IP Offices, http://www-ocmstest.wipo.int/innovation (not Technology Transfer Centers, etc.; publically accessible yet ) Support specific open collaborative pilot projects in developing countries; and Advise Member States in creating an enabling environment for open collaboration in their IP policies.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTPUTS MAIN RECOMMENDATIONS BY EVALUATORS This project will initiate and explore a range of activities for exchanging experiences on open innovation environments (including usercentric environments where users innovations through open collaborative agreements) in developed and developing countries, as well as intellectual property (IP) models. An Expert Meeting organized in the WIPO Headquarters in the form of a WIPO Conference on Open Innovation: Collaborative Projects and the Future of Knowledge, January 22-23, 2014. In-Depth Evaluation Study and a study on “Global Knowledge Flows” presented to the CDIP at its fourteenth session. The Taxonomy-Analytical for the Project on Open Collaborative Projects and IPBased Models is available at: WIPO Conference on Open Innovation: Collaborative Projects and the Future of Knowledge is available at: In-Depth Evaluation Study and a study on “Global Knowledge Flows” respectively available at: and Report on “Global Knowledge Flows” (CDIP 14/INF/13),: version of Interactive Platform (screen shots) of http://www-ocmstest.wipo.int/innovation (not publically accessible yet ) (i) To the WIPO Secretariat on finalizing the interactive platform: Complete a beta version of the interactive platform; Test-run the interactive platform and obtain feed-back from users; Integrate the feed-back from users; Present a final version of the platform to the 17th session of the CDIP in November 2015; and Assign a clear responsibility and allocate resources to maintain and update the interactive platform regularly. (ii) To the WIPO Secretariat on preparing a proposal to the CDIP on how to facilitate Open Innovation through WIPO’s existing Programs: Continuing identifying, collecting and sharing best practices in the field of Open Collaborative Projects (studies); Offer practical capacity building (including tool kits) tailored to specific target users; Offer capacity building to IP and/or innovation service providers in developing countries, such as for example IP Offices, Technology Transfer Centers, etc.; Support specific open collaborative pilot projects in developing countries; and Advise Member States in creating an enabling environment for open collaboration in their IP policies.
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