PROPRIÉTÉ INTELLECTUELLE: SYMPOSIUM TECHNIQUE DE L’OMS, L’OMPI ET L’OMC
L'accès aux médicaments: Information en matière de brevets et liberté d’exploitation
Pour les organisations qui travaillent à mettre au point de nouveaux produits puis à les fabriquer et à les commercialiser à des prix abordables, il n'est pas facile de savoir si un médicament, un vaccin, un kit de diagnostic ou tout autre produit médical est déjà breveté ailleurs. Telle est la constatation faite lors d'un séminaire conjoint OMS-OMPI-OMC tenu le 18 février 2011. Programme et présentations ci-dessous:
Mise à jour: 22 février 2011
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Nouvelles
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18 février 2011: Comment savoir si un médicament est déjà breveté? Un symposium se penche sur la question
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21 janvier 2011: Deuxième symposium technique conjoint OMS — OMPI — OMC sur les brevets et l’accès aux médicaments
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16 juillet 2010: L'OMS, l'OMPI et l'OMC unissent leurs efforts pour examiner l'accès aux médicaments au microscope
Résumé
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Programme et exposés
(en anglais uniquement)
09h00–09h30 — Opening Remarks:
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Margaret Chan, Director-General,
World Health Organization (WHO):
remarks
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Francis Gurry, Director General, World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO)
- Pascal Lamy, Director-General, World Trade Organization (WTO): remarks
> Video
on WHO website: DG opening speeches
09h30–10h45 — Session 1: Access to medicines, patent information and freedom to operate — the context
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Access and information needs from a public health perspective
Speaker: Zafar Mirza, WHO
> Presentation
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Linking empirical data to policy processes: strengthening the base for policymaking on access to medicines
Speaker: Antony Taubman, WTO
> Presentation
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Managing intellectual property for access
Speaker: Anatole Krattiger, WIPO
> Presentation
Discussion
Moderator: Hans Hogerzeil, WHO
> Video
on WHO website: Session 1
10h45–11h15 Break
11h15–13h00 — Session 2: Patent information and freedom to operate:
Methodologies and sources of information — case studies
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The patent status of medicines on the WHO model list for essential medicines
Speaker: Stanley Kowalski University of New Hampshire — School of Law
> Presentation
Comments: Richard Laing, WHO
> Presentation
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Understanding the patent status of Antiretroviral Drugs — a Medicines Patent Pool/WIPO collaboration
Speaker: Ellen 't Hoen, Medicines Patent Pool
> Presentation
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Global patent landscape on patenting activities in the field of vaccines
Martin Friede, WHO
> Presentation
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A freedom to operate analysis of dengue vaccines
The comparative role of IP in achieving access
Speaker: Richard Mahoney, International Vaccines Institute
> Presentation
Discussion
Moderator: Konji Sebati, WIPO
> Video
on WHO website: Session 2
13h00–14h30 Lunch Break
14h30–16h00 — Session 3: Practicalities of patent information use — gaps and needs
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Overview of patent information resources: WIPO experiences on legal
status information
Speaker: Lutz Mailänder, WIPO
> Presentation -
Access to medicines: patent information in pharmaceutical procurement
Speaker: Sophie Logez, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS,
Tuberculosis and Malaria
> Presentation -
Using patent information in managing practical access scenarios
Speaker: Tahir Amin, Intellectual Property Initiative for Medicines, Access & Knowledge (I-MAK)
> Presentation
Discussion
Moderator: Mathias Schaeli, Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual
Property
> Video
on WHO website: Session 3
16h00–16h30 Break
16h30–17h45 — Session 4: Panel Discussion: Strengthening the information base for access to medicine strategies — taking stock of experience and charting future directions
Panellists
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Rajiv I. Modi, Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
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Eric Notegen, IFPMA / F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.
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Gitanjali Sakhuja, UNICEF
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John Kabare, African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO)
Moderators: Anatole Krattiger, WIPO, and Antony Taubman, WTO
> Video
on WHO website: Session 4
17h45–18h00 — Closing Session
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Speaker: Marie-Paule Kieny, WHO
Moderator: Johannes Christian Wichard, WIPO