DCEA Tools for Countries in Transition

One of the priorities of TDC activities is to provide support to countries in transition in order to assist them in creating and adjusting national Intellectual Property (IP) Strategies and to provide advice on how to tailor such strategies to each government’s economic and cultural strategy with respect to creativity and innovation.

To support the development of national IP strategies, TDC has created a new series of studies for experts and practitioners, as well as policy makers in countries in transition:

Study 1 Development of an Intellectual Property (IP) Strategy in Countries in Transition

Study 2 Management of Academic Intellectual Property and Early Stage Innovation in Countries in Transition

• Technology Transfer in Countries in Transition: Policy and Recommendations
• Model Intellectual Property Policy for Universities and Research Institutions

Study 3 Studies on Copyright

• Typical Features of the Copyright Systems of Countries in Transition
• Adaptation of the Copyright Laws of Countries in Transition to the New Technologies 

Study 4 Nation Branding in Countries in Transition

Study 5 Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in Countries in Transition

Study 6 Strengthening the Role of Innovative Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in CIS Countries

Study 7 IP Teaching in Countries in Transition

Study 8 Economic Aspects of IP in Countries in Transition

Study 9 Guidance on Traditional Knowledge in Countries in Transition

Study 10 Digitalization of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Countries in Transition