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- Recently, India has improved its overall IP score from 38.4 percent to 38.6 per cent, and the country is ranked 43 out of 55 countries on the International Intellectual Property Index.
- This year (2022) the index is topped by the US with 95.4%.
About International Intellectual Property Index
- It was released annually by the US Chamber of Commerce Global Innovation Policy Centre (GIPC).
- The index was started in 2012 and the first edition compared IP environments in 11 economies.
- The Intellectual Property (IP) Index evaluates each economy’s ecosystem based on 50 unique indicators which the industry believes represent economies with the most effective IP systems
- Parameters: It ranks countries based on 50 unique indicators. These indicators are divided across nine categories of protection: 1) Patents 2) copyrights 3) trademarks 4) design rights 5) trade secrets 6) commercialization of IP assets 7) enforcement 8) systemic efficiency and 9) membership and ratification of international treaties.
- Significance: The IP Index serves as a roadmap for policymakers who look to support creativity, innovation and economic growth through more robust IP policy.
What is Intellectual Property Right?
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Source:BS
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