Laurence Todd, Director of IDEAS Malaysia appeared on Bernama News Channel to discuss the findings of our joint report on the importance of IPRs for ASEAN Development. Click here to see the full news item.
Geneva Network’s, Philip Stevens appeared on Philippines ABS CBN channel to discuss the importance of Intellectual property rights for Philippines economic development.
The Business Inquirer of the Philippines article on the Geneva Network’s intellectual report, “Trade secrets not so secret in PH”. Trade secrets get the least protection in the Philippines compared to the rest of Southeast Asia, at a time when the digital age has made
The Business World reports on the latest Geneva Network Report, “Philippine IP protections lag as regional economies shift to higher-value businesses”. THE Philippines is “way behind” on intellectual property (IP) rights protections, a crucial consideration for investors deciding to put money in the country, the
CodeBlue wrote an article, “Low Cost Measures To Tackle Health SDGs Proposed Ahead of UN Meeting” highlighting the major recommendations of the Improving Access to Medicines report that a coalition of think tanks, including Geneva Network, published ahead of the 74th session of the United
Eileen McDermott quoted from our recent report on ‘Will the USMCA’s Requirements on Regulatory Data Protection increase spending on Medicines’ in an article at IPWatchdog.
Philip Stevens represented Geneva Network at the 2019 Summit of the GTIPA in Mexico City, joining representatives from 25 think tanks from around the world. On the agenda: Smart cities and society The impact on innovation and intellectual property on the USMCA and the EU-Mexico Modernised
Geneva Network and IDEAS joint roundtable on IP reform in Malaysia was profiled in Free Malaysia Today. Kyungjin Song, chairman of the International Cooperation, Innovative Economy Forum of South Korea, told the meeting that the IP industry had spurred her country’s economic growth. She said
Geneva Network research is quoted in this IPWatchdog article examining whether the IP provisions in the USMCA will raise medicine prices.