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: Intellectual Property WatchWIPO Members Scrutinise Draft 2010-2011 Programme, Budget
By Intellectual Property Watch
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The member governments of the World Intellectual Property Organization this week carefully analysed the draft programme and budget for 2010-2011 proposed by the WIPO secretariat ? the first one fully reflecting the strategic realignment of the UN organisation by Director General Francis Gurry. And despite some 200 interventions by governments on aspects of the plan, there appeared to be support for the secretariat?s proposal for a two-year budget of CHF618.6 million Swiss francs (US$577.2 million), a decrease from 2008-2009 of 1.6 percent or CHF9.8 million Swiss francs.Full post as published by Intellectual Property Watch on July 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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