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General texts on intellectual property rights

IPRs, biodiversity loss, access & benefit sharing, prior informed consent

Intellectual property, trade and competition

Intellectual property and folklore, music and entertainment

Intellectual property and public education

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Intellectual property and the protection of biodiversity

Intellectual property and agriculture, food and nutrition

Intellectual property and access to medicines in developing countries

Intellectual property and foreign direct investment

Human rights aspects of intellectual property

Intellectual property and technology transfer: help or hindrance?

Intellectual property and the knowledge, innovations and practices of indigenous peoples and local communities

TRIPS, implementation and Review

ICTSD dialogues on trade, IPRs and sustainable development

Selected new stories published in BRIDGES

Discussion papers and BRIDGES articles on IPRs, trade and sustainable development

Resource Book, Policy Paper, Case Studies and Research Tools

About the UNCTAD-ICTSD project on IPRs

Related UNCTAD and ICTSD activities in this area

Setting an agenda for IP negotiations in the next five years

WIPO: Institutional functioning and relevant developments

WTO Members' Submissions on IPRs

Advancing the reform agenda

Policy Options for Assuring Affordable Access to Essential Medicines

Preserving Public Goods in health, education and learning

Intellectual Property and Free Trade Agreements

Intellectual Property and Geographical Indications

The International Copyright System: Limitations, Exceptions and Public
Interest Considerations for Developing Countries in the Digital
Environment

ICTSD-UNCTAD Roundtable

World Meteorological Organization (WMO)

Friday 23 September, 9h00 – 11h30
Geneva, Switzerland

Description | Programme | Participants | Documents

Programme

9h00 - 9h15

Welcoming Remarks by Ricardo MELENDEZ-ORTIZ, Executive Director, ICTSD

9h15 – 9h45

Presentation by: Ruth OKEDIJI, William L. Prosser Professor of Law at the University of
Minnesota

9h45 – 10h00

Comments by:

Maximiliano SANTA CRUZ, Permanent Mission of Chile to the WTO
Jens BAMMEL International Publishers Association (IPA), Secretary General
Thiru BALASUBRAMANIAM, Consumer Project on Technology

10h00 – 11h15

Open Discussion

11h15 – 11h30

Wrap up session

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