Presentation of Dr. Carlos Correa, Executive Director of the South Centre, at the G77 and China Briefing
Below is the statement of the new Executive Director of the South Centre Dr. Carlos M. Correa during his first meeting with the Group of 77 and China held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva on 11 July 2018.
Message from Carlos M. Correa, Executive Director
Statement from the newly appointed Executive Director of the South Centre, Dr. Carlos M. Correa, who started his term on 1 July 2018.
This update provides a snapshot of the activities of the Development, Innovation and Intellectual Property Programme during the month of May 2018.
This update provides a snapshot of the activities of the Development, Innovation and Intellectual Property Programme during the month of April 2018.
This update provides a snapshot of the activities of the Development, Innovation and Intellectual Property Programme during the month of March 2018.
South Centre Statement at the Meeting of Ministers of Health of the Member States of the Non-Aligned Movement
The South Centre reiterates its commitment to support the Non-Aligned countries so that there is close and effective cooperation among developing countries to strengthen a global health agenda. WHO was created as an international public agency in the service of global health. Recovering and reinforcing this role should be the work of all.
This update provides a snapshot of the activities of the Development, Innovation and Intellectual Property Programme during the month of February 2018.
This update provides a snapshot of the activities of the Development, Innovation and Intellectual Property Programme during the month of January 2018.
This update provides a snapshot of the activities of the Development, Innovation and Intellectual Property Programme during the month of December 2017.
South Centre Statement at the 27th Session of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) Standing Committee on the Law of Patents
As this year’s work in the WIPO substantive committees will end with the conclusion of the 27th session of the Standing Committee on the Law of Patents (SCP), we are reminded that next year will mark the tenth anniversary since the SCP had reconvened in 2008 with a focus on developing a balanced work programme on issues relating to the law of patents to also address development and public policy questions that arise in the context of the patent system. The work of the SCP, in this sense, is integral to advancing the WIPO Development Agenda.
Resistance to Antibiotics: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Action Needed to Avoid the End of Modern Medicine
