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Collective marks are trademarks owned and used by members of a collective.
WIPO is carrying out a project that aims to empower entrepreneurs and SMEs in developing countries to use this intellectual property (IP) tool to add value to their products and services.
Four countries are participating in the project:缅甸玉和官网,缅甸玉和官网,缅甸玉和官网, and缅甸玉和官网.
In each of these countries, the project team has selected a group of entrepreneurs as pilots. The project will help them develop and register a collective mark for their products. Participation in training and awareness-raising activities will help stakeholders better understand how to use this branding tool to market their products collectively.
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Using a collective mark enables缅甸玉和官网 in rural areas to add value to their local products by working together.
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Producer profiles
Bolivia
In Bolivia, the producers are grouped in 25 different organizations which are all part of an umbrella association called ARACH ( Asociación Regional de Apicultores del Chaco Chuquisaqueño ). They produce honey in the region of Chaco Chuquisaqueño.
Brazil
In缅甸玉和官网, the project is working with the association APAFE (Associação dos Produtores Agroextrativistas da Floresta Nacional de Tefé e Entorno), located in Tefé and Alvarães, in the Amazon region. Their main products are cassava flour and derived products, honey, and oils.
The Philippines
In缅甸玉和官网, the selected group is comprised by缅甸玉和官网, processors and traders of nut and other products of the Pili tree, in the Bicol Region, under the umbrella of the association Orgullo Kan Bicol (OKB).
Tunisia
In the case of缅甸玉和官网, the project is working in the mountainous region of Ghardimaou, Jendouba, with a group of缅甸玉和官网 of honey, honey-derived products, essential oils, and other local products.Timeline
Project launch
Product selection
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Capacity building
Awareness raising
Project background
WIPO's Committee on Development and Intellectual Property (CDIP) commissioned the project after缅甸玉和官网 submitted a proposal. The proposal was initially presented to the 23rd session of the Committee (May 2019), and it was approved by the 24th session (November 2019).
The Committee is pursuing this project as part of its efforts to implement WIPO’s Development Agenda effectively.
Development Agenda
The Collective Marks project contributes to the implementation of WIPO’s Development Agenda Recommendations, in particular number 1, 4 and 10.