1. National IPR Policy : Takeaways for Pharma & Tech Industry
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2. Rising levels of education are set to increase the acceptability of pharmaceuticals.
India’s patient pool is expected to increase to over 20% in the next 10 years, mainly due to the rise in population
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3. WHY THE NATIONAL IPR POLICY?
STRENGTHEN THE IP INFRSTRUCTURE
ATTRACT
INVESTMENT
MAKE ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS FRIENDLY
FASTER IP PROCESS
REVIEWING RULES & PROCUDURE
AUTONOMY TO IPOs

4. NATIONAL IPR POLICY : THE OBJECTIVES HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT
ENFORCEMENT
COMMERCIALIZATION
CREATION
LEGAL FRAMEWORK
MANAGEMENT OF
IPOs
AWARNESS
HUMAN CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT

5. "The country’s pharmaceuticals industry revenues are expected to expand at a CAGR of 12.1% during and reach USD 45 Billion. The healthcare sector in India is expected to grow to USD 250 Billion by 2020 from USD 65 Billion currently.”

6. What’s instored for Pharma Industry?
Expedited IP Registration Process
Stronger Enforcement of IPR
IP Bank through Commercialization

7. Financial Autonomy to IPOs Online and Offline Availability of Document
EXPEDITED IP REGISTRATION PROCESS
Financial Autonomy to IPOs
Online and Offline Availability of Document
Bridging all IPOs
Appointment of Public Relations Officer
Help Desk in all IPOs
Significantly adding staff to reduce backlog

8. Stronger Enforcement of IPR
Special IPR Courts
Regionalizing IPAB as per IPOs
Expert Patent Bench in High Courts (Metros)

9. Commercialization The IP Exchange Program
Incentives for companies with R & D units
First time fee benefits for MSMEs
Strategic registration and commercial plans for SMEs
Bank Loans for the less fortunate

10. WHAT’S IN THE POLICY FOR RESEARCHERS, INNOVATORS?
In depth IP knowledge to be imparted to the innovators, researchers and the scientists through IP Awareness Program
IP Facilitation Centers with Nodal points for the complete access to national and global IP database
Will be counseled with need based individual strategies to score with their IPRs
Human Capital Development aims at IP education through training, nurturing, skill development of people from all sectors of society
Establishment of IP Institutions to cater nationwide awareness of IPR

11. MISSES IN THE POLICY
Trade Secrets IPR Budget

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