- small and medium-sized enterprises | entrepreneurship | industrial policy | circular economy | intellectual property | innovation | business cluster | single market | European standard | public procurement | trade restriction | CE marking | textile industry | clothing industry | culture industry | luxury products industry
Praktiline teave
- Millal?
- Keeled
- English
Kirjeldus
At this conference, key European and international decision makers, public representatives, enforcement agencies, multinational companies and other stakeholders reviewed the progress made and the next steps in setting up and applying ‘follow-the-money’ mechanisms, based on a self-regulatory approach, in view of disrupting IP infringing activities at the source and ensuring supply chain integrity.
The event also saw the signature of the renewed Memorandum of Understanding on the online sale of counterfeit goods, an updated version of the previous voluntary agreement which introduces mechanisms that can measure the effectiveness of the agreement over time.
With over 300 attendees, the conference addressed other pressing issues such as the role of advertising intermediaries or payment service providers in the fight against IPR infringement. It also offered a first glance at the preliminary results of the public consultation on the functioning of the Intellectual Property Rights Enforcement Directive.
The programme featured top-tier keynote speeches and presentations (see below), as well as panels with key players on each of the different voluntary initiatives being developed at EU level.
The conference was webstreamed.
Video summary of the conference
Contact
SCIC-CONF-IPR-ENFORCEMENT-2016@ec.europa.eu
SCIC-CONF-IPR-ENFORCEMENT-2016@ec.europa.eu
Venue
Charlemagne Building, 1049 Brussels - Belgium