World Intellectual Property Day
On April 26, World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated every year. The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) recognized today in 2000 that it "raises awareness of how patents, copyrights, trademarks and designs affect everyday life" and "innovates and contributes to the development of producer and innovator communities around the world."
On April 26, World Intellectual Property Day is celebrated every year. The theme of World Intellectual Property Day 2022 is "Innovation of intellectual property and youth for a better future". The events planned to date are aimed at disseminating information on the role of intellectual property rights in promoting innovation.
Did you know? The World Intellectual Property Organization was founded on the same day, April 26, 1970. However, many activists and academics criticized the movement as a propagandist who supported traditional copyright and ignored alternatives such as copyleft and the open culture movement.
History
To the World Assembly of Intellectual Property Organizations of the Member States. In September 1998, the Director General of the Algerian National Institute of Industrial Property (INAPI) announced the establishment of an International Intellectual Property Day. The aim is to provide a framework for more meaningful mobilization and awareness, access to the promotional component of innovation and the performance of intellectual property promoters worldwide. On 9 August 1999, the Chinese delegation was proposed to adopt WIPO's "World Intellectual Property Day". It is important to raise awareness and encourage other countries to apply this concept and its laws and regulations. It also supports innovative innovation activities, strengthens international intellectual property exchanges and raises public awareness of all property rights.
Millennials and Generations
Today, young people are a good, often untouched, reservoir of innovation and meaning. Today, about 1.8 billion people under the age of 24 live. They live in 90% of the world's poorest countries. In the coming years, the proportion of young people (under 35) is expected to increase. Young people are natural agents of change in all regions and pave the way for a better future.
Transformers, Millennials and Generation Z are pragmatists who are not afraid to speak out and question the current quo. Today's young people are digital natives. They grew up in a world that bridged the barriers between the real and digital worlds through mobile phones and the Internet. As a result, a generation has emerged that is perhaps the most enthusiastic, creative and creative.
Challenge all young people: whatever your goals - art, science or technology - a creative and creative approach supported by intellectual property rights can change. Join this year's campaign to learn more about IP and what it can do for you. We call on governments around the world to address the needs and concerns of young innovators, creators and entrepreneurs and to adopt policies and programs that promote and support their innovative prosperity efforts. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, World Intellectual Property Day will be a 2022 hybrid event.
The World Intellectual Property Organization has partnered with various government agencies, NGOs, community groups and individuals to organize a range of activities and activities to commemorate World Intellectual Property Day.
Stage concerts or other public events with the theme of World IP Day, where artists who bring messages that promote respect and innovation for creators will be presented. competitions for young people in essays on intellectual property, innovation, piracy, counterfeiting and related topics. Seminars in the form of free lectures at universities to increase students', professors' and researchers' understanding of intellectual property and its benefits. Museums, galleries and schools host exhibitions to explain the relationship between exhibitions, innovation and intellectual property.
Local intellectual property and copyright authorities may have an open day on April 26 to celebrate World Intellectual Property Day. In addition, other educational institutions can use World Intellectual Property Day to recognize the contributions of a renowned inventor, artist, designer or entrepreneur and to engage students in discussions about the importance of intellectual property.
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