Welcome to the website of the IPRTA Forum
The IPRTA Forum brings together key actors to share knowledge and develop consensus around an action-oriented strategy for evolving and mainstreaming IPR technical assistance and capacity building within development cooperation over the medium term. The IPTRA Forum is funded by the UK Department For International Development (DFID).
Here you can find information about the IPRTA Forum as well as other resources and links on IPR technical assistance and capacity building. On this site, you can also find the full set of documents and resources for the 2004 Reflections on IPRTA project, funded by DFID, including the proceedings from the workshop held at Burnham Beeches in the UK in September 2004.
We will be updating the website regularly with new content and information as the IPRTA Forum moves forward. Please enjoy the site and check back regularly.
LATEST UPDATES
3 April 2008 - LDCs page updated and new resources added (click here)
2 February 2008 - Forum News page updated
10 May 2007 - LDCs page added to IPRTA Regional Focus section
15 March 2007 - Our Mandate section added to the website
26 January 2007 - Final version of Summary Report of the Stakeholder Workshop 2006 added
17 January 2007 - Stakeholder Workshop 2006 papers, presentations & pictures added
19 December 2006 - Medium Term Strategic Framework for IPRTA section added
6 October 2006 - More links to useful websites added
21 September 2006 - Information & draft agenda for Stakeholder Workshop 2006 added
24 July 2006 - Draft Discussion Note on IPRTA Forum Project Case Studies added (download here)
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Disclaimer notice
The IPRTA Forum and website is managed by Saana Consulting.
The website is supported with the financial assistance of the UK Department for International Development. The material and views presented on this website do not necessarily reflect those of the UK government.
