• One-Day Preliminary National Consultation on Access to Patented Knowledge "Patents and Platform Technologies: Understanding Implications for Research and Development in Malaria and Tuberculosis" 

  Unknown author (2010)

  Mr. Linu Mathew Philip, Executive Director, Centad warmly welcomed all distinguished resource people and delegates attending the consultation. He began the introduction by stating the importance of platform technology ...
• Quelle organisation communautaire de la recherche pour stimuler l'innovation dans la zone CEMAC ? 

  Unknown author (2010)

  Dans le cadre de son projet de recherche sur le thème dans quelle mesure l’exemption de la recherché peut-elle stimuler l’innovation, l’Appia a mené un ensemble de travaux dont plus d’un s’est intéressé à la problématique ...
• Patent and research exemption: Challenges for research capacity and utilization in universities, research institutions and industry in Botswana 

  Unknown author (2009)

  This study focuses on the patent system, which is a key tool in promoting research and innovation. The general objective of the study is to assess the challenges of patent and research exemptions on research capacity and ...
• Compulsory Licenses as means to Access Patented Platform Technologies in TB and Malaria 

  Unknown author (2010)

  Patents are issued to protect inventions and innovations and to serve as incentive for more such activity and as consideration for disseminating the invention/innovation to the wider public. This is expected to lead to ...
• Exploring Patent Pooling as a Tool for National Development 

  Unknown author (2009)

  As a response to the global competition initiated by the Call for Proposal by the International Development Research Center on the theme “ACCESSING PATENTED KNOWLEDGE FOR INNOVATION”, this Paper aims at exploring patent ...
• Patent Pooling and Access to Knowledge A case study of biotechnology with reference to India 

  Unknown author (2009)
• Indian Biotech Industry and Patent Pooling 

  Unknown author (2009)
• Indian researchers’ perceptions of access problems of protected platform technologies and experiences 

  Unknown author (2010-10)
• Patent Pooling: A Tool to Resolve the Problem of Thickets 

  Unknown author (2010-04)
• Patent Pools Across Industries: Issues and Challenges 

  Unknown author (2010-04)
• Mapping of patents in India of the platform technologies and TB & Malaria 

  Unknown author (2010)
• Access to Patented of Platform technologies in TB and Malaria - Issues and possible solutions in Indian Context 

  Visalakshi, S; Santhosh, M R (2010)

  Patents are issued to protect inventions and innovations and to serve as incentive for more such activity and as consideration for disseminating the invention/innovation to the wider public. This is expected to lead to ...
• Patent Pools in China - Patenting Behavior of Foreign Invested Firms and Its Implication on Local Innovation Capabilities and IP Policy Challenges 

  Unknown author (2010)

  The research project is designed under situation that developing countries such as China, suffer greatly from technical monopolies and tight technology controls by larger multinational corporations in both domestic market ...
• Under Utilization of the Patent System and TRIPS research exemption in Developing Countries: The case of Tanzania 

  Unknown author (2010)

  Intellectual property (IP) has received more recognition in today’s knowledge led economy. The importance of it cannot be overemphasized. A study was conducted to find out the status of utilization of the patent system and ...
• Access to Knowledge in Biotechnology: Can Patent Pooling Work in India? 

  Unknown author (2010)

  The concern for adequate access to patented knowledge is as old as the history of modern intellectual property rights (IPR). While it was always thought that the poor consumers may not be able to access knowledge, with the ...
• Accessing Patented Knowledge for Innovation - Technical Report 

  Unknown author (2010-08)

  As the world moves towards a knowledge-based economy, where wealth creation is no longer based on the capital investment, but rather on the brainpower and ability to create, Intellectual property (IP) has become an integral ...
• Patent Pooling and Access to Knowledge: A case study of biotechnology with reference to India 

  Unknown author (2010)

  The concern for adequate access to patented knowledge is as old as the history of modern intellectual property rights. The public good nature of intellectual property has always been cited as the reason for providing legal ...
• Final Research Report: Patent Pools in China - Patenting Behavior of Foreign Invested Firms and Its Implication on Local Innovation Capabilities and IP Policy Challenges 

  Unknown author (2010-05)

  The research project is designed under situation that developing countries such as China, suffer greatly from technical monopolies and tight technology controls by larger multinational corporations in their invested ...
• Assessing the Challenges of Patent and Research Exemptions on Research Capacity and Utilization in Universities, Research Institutions and Industry in Botswana 

  Ama, Njoku Ola; Fombad, Charles M (2010-07)

  The study analyzed the opinion of a stratified sample of 366 people from universities, research institutions and industry in Botswana on how patent regime and research exemptions impact on their research capacities and ...
• Dans quelle mesure l'exemption de la recherche peut-elle promouvoir l'innovation ? 

  Unknown author (2010)

  Le cadre de vie offert aux populations en Afrique centrale en général et au Cameroun en particulier, les confronte au quotidien à une variété de sollicitations besoins qui pourraient bénéficier des résultats de la recherche. ...

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