existing IP rights for (v) Risks should be rated according to the selected areas of An Evaluation Report of the project was presented degree of their potential negative impact. technology; an etutorial to the tenth session of the Committee (CDIP/10/6) available on DVD or on the and available at: (vi) Project documents should include internet will provide training assumptions (external conditions that need on using and exploiting A Phase II of this project was approved by the tenth to be in place to achieve objectives). patent information; and session of the Committee (). conferences, including (vii) Coordination within WIPO and workshops and training organizations should be clearly specified courses, will be organized (explaining which specific joint actions will for users, in particular for be taken and who is responsible). staff of TISC’s. (viii) Self-evaluation reports should also regularly self-assess on-going relevance, efficiency and likelihood of sustainability. (ix) Financial reporting should link expenditures to budget and allocate them to different outcomes and project overhead cost. 33, Project on (i) Design, develop and First results-based budget delivered, including an (i) To provide further descriptions of planned 38, 41 establish a sustainable and estimation of the development share by result; activities and links to other initiatives in the of coherent resultsbased project documentation. WIPO's monitoring and evaluation Strengthened measurements framework framework focused on (indicators, baselines, targets); (ii) PMPS should strengthen the RBM WIPO’s framework and its development focus, carry developmentrelated CDIP External Review of WIPO Technical out a new series of RBM workshops; and (RBM) activities, as well as the Assistance completed; encourage national IP offices and other Framework to Development Agenda (DA) stakeholders to partner with WIPO in the Support the Recommendations. Development mainstreamed into all substantive collection of necessary monitoring data Monitoring Strategic Goals; and within the context of the country plans linked and (ii) Seek to strengthen the to national IP plans. Evaluation of capacity for objective development impact
existing IP rights for selected areas of technology; an etutorial available on DVD or on the internet will provide training on using and exploiting patent information; and conferences, including workshops and training courses, will be organized for users, in particular for staff of TISC’s. An Evaluation Report of the project was presented to the tenth session of the Committee (CDIP/10/6) and available at: A Phase II of this project was approved by the tenth session of the Committee (). (v) Risks should be rated according to the degree of their potential negative impact. (vi) Project documents should include assumptions (external conditions that need to be in place to achieve objectives). (vii) Coordination within WIPO and organizations should be clearly specified (explaining which specific joint actions will be taken and who is responsible). (viii) Self-evaluation reports should also regularly self-assess on-going relevance, efficiency and likelihood of sustainability. (ix) Financial reporting should link expenditures to budget and allocate them to different outcomes and project overhead cost. 33, 38, 41 Project on of WIPO's (RBM) Framework to Support the Monitoring and Evaluation of (i) Design, develop and establish a sustainable and coherent resultsbased monitoring and evaluation framework focused on WIPO’s developmentrelated activities, as well as the Development Agenda (DA) Recommendations. (ii) Seek to strengthen the capacity for objective development impact First results-based budget delivered, including an estimation of the development share by result; Strengthened measurements framework (indicators, baselines, targets); CDIP External Review of WIPO Technical Assistance completed; Development mainstreamed into all substantive Strategic Goals; and (i) To provide further descriptions of planned activities and links to other initiatives in the project documentation. (ii) PMPS should strengthen the RBM framework and its development focus, carry out a new series of RBM workshops; and encourage national IP offices and other stakeholders to partner with WIPO in the collection of necessary monitoring data within the context of the country plans linked to national IP plans.
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