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Philippine Creative Economy Grows to 7.8% of GDP Amid Calls for Stronger IP Commercialization

New WIPO-led report highlights the Philippines’ rising creative sector but flags challenges in intellectual property ownership and market monetization

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A comprehensive study by WIPO, IPOPHL, DTI, and PSA reveals the Philippine creative industries’ significant economic contribution and institutional progress. However, it underscores the need for enhanced Filipino-owned intellectual property development and commercialization to sustain competitiveness and achieve Asia’…
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Philippine Creative Economy Grows to 7.8% of GDP Amid Calls for Stronger IP Commercialization A comprehensive study by WIPO, IPOPHL, DTI, and PSA reveals the Philippine creative industries’ significant economic contribution and institutional progress. However, it underscores the need for enhanced Filipino-owned... Read the full IIPLA article: https://iipla.org/news/philippine-creative-economy-grows-to-7-8-of-gdp-amid-calls-for-stronger-ip-commercialization

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