An EU intellectual property policy to boost innovation
Key challenges for European patents
Intellectual property (IP) lies at the heart of innovation and competitiveness around the world as well as in the European Union, and intellectual property rights (IPRs) are protected mainly through patents, trade marks and copyright. IPRs enable individuals and companies to earn recognition and/or financial benefit from what they invent or create. By striking the right balance between innovators and public interest, IP aims to foster an environment in which creativity and innovation can flourish. The EU has shaped a framework that defines and protects innovations and creations through IP. This framework mainly comprises of directives and regulations protecting copyright, trade marks, patents, designs and geographical indications.
Briefing
O dokumentu
Vrsta publikacije
Avtor
Politično področje
Ključna beseda
- avtorska pravica
- direktiva ES
- enotni trg
- EVROPSKA UNIJA
- graditev Evrope
- institucije EU in evropska javna uprava
- intelektualna lastnina
- označba porekla
- PRAVO
- pravo Evropske unije
- predlog (EU)
- PROIZVODNJA, TEHNOLOGIJA IN RAZISKOVANJE
- raziskave in intelektualna lastnina
- sodni postopek
- sodstvo
- TRGOVINA
- trženje
- Urad Evropske unije za intelektualno lastnino