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The WIPO Brazil Office was opened in 2009 to support the implementation of intellectual property (IP) projects and activities in Brazil. We work with Brazilian institutions, as well as with ...
IX Ministerial Meeting on Intellectual Property (IP) in Central America and the Dominican Republic: “IP as a Catalyst for Investment, Trade and Exports” (WIPO/MIN/IP/SAL/26) October 27, 2026 (San ...
The following fees (in Swiss francs) are payable in place of complementary fees when the Contracting Parties mentioned below are designated under the Protocol (see Schedule of Fees under the ...
WIPO’s CLIP today expands beyond music to cover visual arts, offering painters, sculptors, illustrators, photographers, muralists and other visual artists practical information on how their ...
Are you planning to use – or already using – WIPO’s or UPOV’s services to protect or manage your intellectual property (IP) assets? Find out more about the payment options that we offer, and the ...
WIPO leads the development of a balanced and effective global intellectual property ecosystem to promote innovation and creativity for a better and more sustainable future.
Explore our music stories to find out how music artists from all over the world are using IP rights to safeguard their creations.
The Intangible Asset Valuation Network (IAVN) was formally launched at Singapore IP Week 2026, bringing together leading organizations from the intellectual property, valuation and commercialization ...
Intellectual property (IP) rights form the foundation of the fashion industry’s creative and commercial ecosystem. These rights help designers protect their original work, support brand recognition, ...
PATENTSCOPE users can now identify not only patents explicitly declared to ETSI as standard essential, but also related patent family members added by ETSI through its Family Extension. A new “ETSI ...
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