Using Intellectual Property to realise SDGs 2030

Intellectual Property confers exclusive legal rights and with this protection, an IP owner is encouraged to produce more innovative solutions. Such innovations are very critical in contributing to sustainable development.

Amb. Francis Butagira

By: NewVision Reporter, Journalists @NewVision

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OPINION

By Amb. Francis Butagira

Last week Uganda joined the rest of the world to celebrate World Intellectual Property Day.

Every year on April 26, member

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Using Intellectual Property to realise SDGs 2030

Intellectual Property confers exclusive legal rights and with this protection, an IP owner is encouraged to produce more innovative solutions. Such innovations are very critical in contributing to sustainable development.

Amb. Francis Butagira

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