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This joint session intends to increase awareness of the market opportunities available to European businesses in the construction industry within India. The session will primarily focus on identifying market and business prospects in India, exploring strategies for navigating intellectual property (IP) laws in the country, and devising effective market entry strategies by leveraging intellectual assets.

The Consortium Agreement (CA) outlines the rights and responsibilities of project partners, including provisions related to internal organisation and decision-making, financial matters, and the handling of intellectual property (IP) rights. A CA is typically required for most projects and should be signed prior to the Grant Agreement (GA). This webinar will offer insights into the essential components of the CA and the important considerations that should be addressed in it.

The EU Industry Days are Europe’s flagship annual event, serving as an open forum to discuss industrial challenges and co-create solutions and policy responses in an inclusive dialogue with a wide range of partners from industry, EU countries, civil society organisations, universities, and citizens. Register here

This webinar will provide an insight into the most relevant aspects to bear in mind from an Intellectual Property perspective when doing business in Argentina. It will also highlight the services provided by the EU initiatives that support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the region.

This engaging webinar will demystify the application procedure for Community Plant Variety Rights (CPVR) and equip participants with the knowledge and skills to successfully navigate the process. Whether you are a breeder, legal representative, or professional in the agricultural industry, we will provide you with valuable insights and practical guidance on securing plant variety protection within the European Union.

Jointly organized by Arhipelago, Eurochambres and the Latin America IP SME Helpdesk, this training will provide an insight into the most relevant aspects to bear in mind from an intellectual property (IP) perspective when doing business in Argentina. It will also highlight the services provided by the EU initiatives that support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the region

IP commercialisation means turning ideas into a business by transforming an idea or invention into an object to buy and sell. Join this training session to receive an overview of key aspects in the field of intellectual property licensing, including negotiation tips and legal traps.

In collaborative projects, it is common for multiple partners to contribute to the creation of copyright works. As a result, it is important to clearly establish and agree upon issues related to ownership, management, protection, and exploitation strategies. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of copyright and offer guidance on how to effectively manage it within the context of collaborative projects.

BEAUTYISTANBUL offers personal care products, perfumery & deodorants, color cosmetic, dermocosmetics, hair care products, nail care & nail art, cleaning – hygiene products, halal cosmetics, private label & contract manufacturing, professional beauty salon, spa and wellness products. The exhibition aims to host more than 680 exhibitor companies that want to meet most suitable interlocutors for their wide range of products. India IP SME Helpdesk team will participate the event to meet small and medium enterprises and introduce free of charge intellectual property (IP) support services.

Unlike some other rights, copyright arises automatically, requiring specific attention to its management. In collaborative projects, multiple partners may contribute to copyrighted works, necessitating clear agreements on ownership, management, and strategies for protection and utilisation. This webinar aims to offer insights into copyright and its effective management within collaborative endeavours.

Unlike some other rights, copyright arises automatically, requiring specific attention to its management. In collaborative projects, multiple partners may contribute to copyrighted works, necessitating clear agreements on ownership, management, and strategies for protection and utilisation. This webinar aims to offer insights into copyright and its effective management within collaborative endeavours.

Alimentaria FoodTech is the machinery, technology and ingredients event that integrates the value chain of production, processing and preservation of the food and beverage industry. It is a transversal show that serves the food and beverage production industry from raw materials to commercial distribution. The Latin America IP SME Helpdesk will be present at the event to offer accessible and confidential guidance on intellectual property matters and associated issues to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Alimentaria FoodTech is the machinery, technology and ingredients event that integrates the value chain of production, processing and preservation of the food and beverage industry. It is a transversal show that serves the food and beverage production industry from raw materials to commercial distribution. Our team will attend the event to meet European small and medium enterprises and introduce free of charge first line intellectual property support services provided by the India IP SME Helpdesk.

The commercialisation of intellectual property (IP) involves turning an idea or invention into a commodity that can be bought and sold. In this upcoming training session, you will receive a general overview of essential concepts in the field of IP licensing, along with tips for negotiation and avoiding common pitfalls. The session will also cover different types of contracts and agreements, including assignments and distribution agreements.

Nordic universities create significant potential for translating early-stage research-based inventions into products and services which benefit society. However, to realise the full potential, it requires support from external business partners. The Nordic Innovation Fair will showcase up to 130 business opportunities, offering a free and unique matchmaking and networking opportunity by bringing together all stakeholders across the innovation ecosystem. Our team will attend the event to meet European small and medium enterprises and introduce Latin America IP SME Helpdesk services.

Technology transfer is a complex process that involves many non-scientific and non-technological factors. Additionally, it often involves the participation of multiple stakeholders. This webinar will introduce you to the major elements and concepts of knowledge and technology transfer, providing insight into potential risks, technology transfer agreements, and the critical aspects of successful negotiations.

Technology transfer is a multifaceted process that encompasses numerous non-scientific and non-technological factors, and involves a variety of stakeholders. This webinar provides an introduction to the fundamental elements and principles of knowledge and technology transfer. It also provides an understanding of the potential risks involved, the structure of technology transfer agreements, and critical aspects of successful negotiation in this context.

From proposal to project implementation and successful exploitation: IP questions arise at different stages throughout the lifecycle of an EU-funded project. This webinar will spotlight common pitfalls and particular challenges concerning IP in Horizon projects. Participants will gain a better understanding of how to properly deal with IP issues in EU-funded research and innovation initiatives, such as Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe.

From the proposal stage to project implementation and successful exploitation, intellectual property (IP) questions can arise at various points in the lifecycle of an EU-funded project. This webinar will shed light on common pitfalls and specific challenges related to IP in Horizon projects. Participants will acquire a clearer understanding of how to effectively address IP issues in EU-funded research and innovation endeavours, including Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe.

China International Industry Fair (CIIF) was launched in 1999, and so far has become one of the most influential international industry brand exhibition in China, through implementing "professionalization, marketization, internationalization and branding" as its strategies for over 20 years.