and/or knowledge, (i) Create capacities for key project implementation, raising a coalition of partners traditions, and culture. tourism stakeholders, as well as the awareness and involvement interested in for national authorities, including IP of project stakeholders. leveraging the IP The project will be offices, on how to use IP tools and Over 200 estimated stakeholders system to promote implemented in four strategies to add value and (in all 4 countries) were mobilized tourism and cultural countries, including diversify tourism-related economic to reflect on the use IP for tourism heritage. Egypt, where it will aim activity, including activity related to promotion, through a series of Initial plans of actions at building capacities of the promotion of national and/or workshops, awareness-raising were drafted by key stakeholders and local knowledge, traditions and events and field visits. national stakeholders. raising awareness of culture. Publication and official the intersection Original documentary evidence launch of one national (ii) Raise awareness among the between IP and and practical recommendations study (Sri Lanka) academic community of the tourism, in the for policy makers and other raised awareness on intersection between IP and framework of growth stakeholders were provided in the the use and role of IP tourism in the framework of local and development 4 countries on the current and/or in Tourism and Culture growth and development policies, policies. potential use of the IP system to resulting from with a view to developing teaching promote tourism in specific stakeholders’ materials and promoting the situations in the countries consultations during inclusion of specialized curricula in concerned. the research phase. tourism management schools and National experts were identified in national IP academies. and curricula were discussed. Increased public awareness resulting from press coverage upon conclusion of the studies. (iv) Cooperation on Development and Intellectual Property Rights Education and Professional Training with Judicial Training Institutions in Developing and Least Developed Countries DA_3_10_45_01 Recommendations 3, 10, 45 – BRIEF DESCRIPTION PROJECT OBJECTIVES MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS OUTPUTS
and/or knowledge, traditions, and culture. The project will be implemented in four countries, including Egypt, where it will aim at building capacities of key stakeholders and raising awareness of the intersection between IP and tourism, in the framework of growth and development policies. (i) Create capacities for key tourism stakeholders, as well as for national authorities, including IP offices, on how to use IP tools and strategies to add value and diversify tourism-related economic activity, including activity related to the promotion of national and/or local knowledge, traditions and culture. (ii) Raise awareness among the academic community of the intersection between IP and tourism in the framework of local growth and development policies, with a view to developing teaching materials and promoting the inclusion of specialized curricula in tourism management schools and in national IP academies. project implementation, raising the awareness and involvement of project stakeholders. Over 200 estimated stakeholders (in all 4 countries) were mobilized to reflect on the use IP for tourism promotion, through a series of workshops, awareness-raising events and field visits. Original documentary evidence and practical recommendations for policy makers and other stakeholders were provided in the 4 countries on the current and/or potential use of the IP system to promote tourism in specific situations in the countries concerned. National experts were identified and curricula were discussed. a coalition of partners interested in leveraging the IP system to promote tourism and cultural heritage. Initial plans of actions were drafted by national stakeholders. Publication and official launch of one national study (Sri Lanka) raised awareness on the use and role of IP in Tourism and Culture resulting from stakeholders’ consultations during the research phase. Increased public awareness resulting from press coverage upon conclusion of the studies. (iv) Cooperation on Development and Intellectual Property Rights Education and Professional Training with Judicial Training Institutions in Developing and Least Developed Countries DA_3_10_45_01 – Recommendations 3, 10, 45 BRIEF DESCRIPTION PROJECT OBJECTIVES MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS OUTPUTS
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