Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 20
Trademarking Philippine Heritage In Pursuit of Sui Generis Geographical Indications Series
Part 1: Intellectual Property in Textiles
Overview
Geographical Indications (GI) and Collective Marks (CM) are two forms of government issued and protected trademarks offering varying levels of protection for unique or heirloom agricultural produce. In turn, the stakeholders are expected to ensure consistency, traceability, and transparency within the supply chain. This presentation examines the role of the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines (IPOPHIL) in helping farmers and cooperatives transition from farming for survival, to a more equitable supply chain. This webinar focuses on the following products: Guinmaras Mango, Davao Pomelo, Bicol Pili nuts, Kalinga Specialty Coffee, and Cordillera Heirloom Rice. Attention is paid to the relationship of GIs and CMs to tourism, community building, and national identity. These points are particularly pertinent at world heritage sites and other cultural landscapes that are entangled with food security issues in the Philippines.
This is the first part of the series Trademarking Philippine Heritage In Pursuit of Sui Generis Geographical Indications.
- Guest speaker: Peter Damary
- Panel discussant: Charisse Tugade
- Moderator: Estela Duque
About the Intramuros Learning Sessions
The Intramuros Learning Sessions (ILS) is the educational webinar series of the Intramuros Administration (IA). The IA is an attached national government agency under the Department of Tourism.
Topics are interdisciplinary and cover themes related to Intramuros and Manila studies, Philippine studies, as well as cultural heritage studies. Pursuant to IA’s charter, the ILS aims to contribute to the strengthening of the Filipino’s national identity and sense of belonging and pride.
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