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WIPO and the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) share a common vision to promote the benefits of intellectual property (IP) for developing countries, least-developed countries (LDCs), and countries in transition. Working towards this goal, Funds-in-Trust Korea (FIT/Korea) provides robust support through technical assistance and capacity-building initiatives, fuelling innovation and fostering a path toward sustainable development.

The government of Korea made its voluntary contribution to WIPO, which established the FIT Industrial Property in 2004 and IP Education in 2011. The total contribution amounts is approximately 14.8 Million CHF.

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Republic of Korea Funds-In-Trust for Intellectual Property Education

The funds at work

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Nurturing Professionals for National IP Ecosystems

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Fostering future IP leaders

Support for youth through capacity-building educational programs. These programs cover the various intersections of IP and focus on nurturing future IP leaders.

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Enabling women in IP

Empowering women in IP, including scientists, through tailored programs. These programs are designed to enhance women’s understanding of IP while encouraging their use of the IP system.

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Helping SMEs

Self-study learning courses and videos to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), entrepreneurs, and young professionals with IP skills and knowledge needed to use IP in their business.

Capacity Building for National Government

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Enhancing IP policy expertise of governments

Holistic training opportunities for member states on IP. The hybrid and in-person courses provide examiners and policymakers with industry best practices for utilizing IP in economic and social development.

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Sharing IP content for children

Educational IP content for children delivered through the well-known animated character ‘Pororo.’ These initiatives, which include animation and workbooks, provide interactive learning experiences to inspire the youth while exploring the importance of IP.

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Strengthening the innovation and creativity of youth and teachers

Tailored training for teachers, education policymakers and national IP offices to amplify national capacities for innovation and creativity education. Such pioneering educational initiatives encourage the development of effective IP education in member states.

Promoting Innovation and Socio-Economic Development

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Patent Information Utilization

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Bolstering businesses through the commercial use of IP

Technical assistance for the development of branding and IP strategies for SMEs. These projects empower developing countries to identify opportunities for using IP in the future and increase business competitiveness. 

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Supporting IP research and IP dispute resolution

Aiding comprehensive research  and development toolkits for various IP topics and technologies. These tools and knowledge help to promote the existing WIPO services and safeguard innovation.

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