Examples of using Iprs in English and their translations into Chinese
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Noting the possible financial constraints, many delegations encouraged the secretariat to increase its assistance to developing countries in implementing IPRs' recommendations.
Some IPRs have proven to be an important investment policy tool that is being put to good use by beneficiaries.
LexInnova, a legal services and technology consulting firm, estimates that China owned about 10% of the“5G-essential” IPRs by early 2017.
Issues of technology transfer were also covered in a number of IPRs that had been prepared recently or were under preparation.
IPRs have been conducted in the following LDCs: Benin, Ethiopia, Lesotho, Nepal, Rwanda, Mauritania, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia.
Qualcomm, however, continued to lead the industry with ownership of more than 15 per cent of the essential 5G IPRs.
IPRs are conceived as a process and DITE offers substantial follow-up assistance following every review.
It was argued that many statistics and case studies show that the role of IPRs regimes has been exaggerated with respect to technology transfer.
Some delegations stressed that IPRs should focus more on the poorest countries.
However, abuse of IPRs may stifle competition as a process, and therefore balancing IPRs with competition policy is another area where there is a need for coherence.
It was stressed that IPRs were one of UNCTAD' s flagship products.
The third item to be discussed at session I was:“Competition, IPRs and transfer of technology.”.
IPRs should work more closely with other institutions such as the OECD, WTO and the Integrated Framework.
Two IPRs were prepared for Benin and Kenya bringing to 11 the total number of African states to have benefited from a review.
Furthermore, all delegations emphasized that IPRs were valuable tools to improve investment environments.
Judging by the field research results and other evidence of follow-on implementation technical assistance, IPRs tend to have a high degree of sustainability impact.
As of 1 December 2005, there were 16 outstanding requests for IPRs, while follow-up programmes had been requested by another 11 countries.
They were also disseminated through the UNCTAD website, which makes available all IPRs and any accompanying information provided by participating national investment agencies.
The crucial issue regarding IPRs is how they help or hinder DCs gaining access to technologies that are required for their development.
The IPRs for Belarus and El Salvador are due to be presented during this second session of the Commission.