Part 2: Geographical Indication control schemes
Part 2: Geographical Indication control schemes
A GI control system fundamentally has the following objectives:
Part 1: Geographical Indication control systems – Some basics
Part 1: Geographical Indication control systems – Some basics
Having an effective GI control system enhances the credibility of the OLP GI system and provides some guarantees about the product on the market in relation to:
Part 2: Elements of a Geographical Indication protection strategy
Part 2: Elements of a Geographical Indication protection strategy
Implementing actions
Producers must agree on the elements of the specifications, the control plan and the monitoring compliance system that will be implemented.
Part 1: Geographical Indications protection activities
Part 1: Geographical Indications protection activities
Implementing an effective GI protection and management strategy for OLPs require the interaction and cooperation of several actors in the product value chain.
Session 3.1: Geographical Indications specifications
Session 3.1 Geographical Indications specifications
Overview
This session focuses on developing Geographical Indications specifications and provides information on the various elements of the specifications.
Session 3.2: Geographical Indications control systems
Session 3.2: Geographical Indications control systems
Overview
This session will cover the basic elements needed to develop a GI control system for OLPs including the objectives of the control system, the content of the control plan and its links with the GI specifications, what producers must consider when choosing a control body and critical aspects of GI checkpoints.
Session learning objectives
This session has as its key objectives:
Session 2.3: Geographical Indication protection strategy
Session 2.3: Geographical Indication protection strategy
Overview
In this session participants will learn about the different protection strategies which can be used in an OLP business strategy. The role of producers in implementing a GI strategy will be discussed. Participants will also gain insight into the basic elements for developing a GI protection strategy as well as the different types of infringements, forms of infringement and actions which can be taken against infringers.
Part 3: Sustainability of Geographical Indications
Part 3: Sustainability of Geographical Indications
Geographical Indications can also be considered to have a sustainability element as part of the system.
Part 2: Positive impact of a Geographical Indication strategy
Part 2: Positive impact of a Geographical Indication strategy
The implementation of a GIs strategy by OLP producer groups can have several positive impacts for the producers, the community, consumers and the market in general. These include:
Part 1: Positive Impact of Geographical Indications - Introduction
Part 1: Positive impact of Geographical Indications - Introduction
It is important to note that implementing an OLP business strategy using Geographical Indications (or other IP tools) will not solve all the problems a