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ROSPATENT ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Rospatent Annual Report 2019 ROSPATENT ANNUAL REPORT 2019 Rospatent Annual Report 2019 Welcoming address Head of Rospatent Grigory Ivliev 4 1 ACTIVITIES OF ROSPATENT in the 7 2 ACTIVITIES OF ROSPATENT on control 35 sphere of legal protection of objects for and supervision in the sphere of legal IP rights protection: provision of public protection and utilization of the results services and examination of appeals of intellectual activity of civil, military and applications and dual use created with the federal budget funding and in the sphere of Introduction 8 legal protection of the State interests 1.1. Legal and methodological support of the 9 in the course of economic and civil provision of public services turnover of the R&D results of military, 1.2. State registration of trademark, service 11 special and dual use mark, collective mark Introduction 36 1.3. State registration of inventions, utility 12 2.1. Control and supervision in the sphere 37 models of legal protection and utilization of the 1.4. State registration of industrial designs 13 results of intellectual activity of civil, military and dual use created with the 1.5. State registration of appellations of origin 14 federal budget funding and grant of exclusive rights to such appellations, as well as grant of exclusive 2.2. Legal protection of the State interests 41 rights to appellations of origin registered in the course of economic and civil law earlier turnover of the R&D results of military, special and dual use 1.6. State registration of computer programs, 16 databases, topographies of integrated circuits 3 INTERACTION OF ROSPATENT with the 45 1.7. State registration of contracted disposition 18 federal executive, judicial and other of exclusive right to the objects of authorities; interaction of Rospatent intellectual property and transfer of with the regions of the Russian exclusive right without a contract Federation 1.8. Amendments to the state registers, 23 Introduction 46 renewal, cessation, restoration of legal protection of objects of intellectual 3.1. Interaction of Rospatent with the federal 47 property, open licenses, publication of executive authorities. court decisions 3.2. Interaction of Rospatent with judicial 47 1.9. Provision of public services in electronic 26 authorities form 3.3. Cooperation and Interaction of Rospatent 48 1.10. Certification and registration of patent 28 with the regions of the Russian Federation attorneys of the Russian Federation 3.4. Consideration of requests from citizens 52 1.11. Consideration of administrative disputes 32 and legal entities in Rospatent and its related to legal protection of the results subordinate organizations of intellectual activity and means of 3.5. Statistics of reviewing citizens’ requests for 52 individualization consultations 4 INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 55 6 SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL AND 85 AWARENESS-RAISING ACTIVITY Introduction 56 Introduction 86 4.1. World Intellectual Property Organization 57 (WIPO) 6.1. Scientific activity 87 4.2. Rospatent activities to fulfill international 58 6.2. Educational activity 90 obligations of the Russian Federation arising from its participation in the Patent 6.3. Raising the awareness: forums, 93 Cooperation Treaty (PCT) conferences, seminars, round tables, etc. 4.3. Rospatent activities to fulfill international 59 obligations of the Russian Federation arising from its participation in the MODERN PATENT ANALYTICS. FIPS 101 Madrid Agreement Concerning the 7 PROJECT OFFICE PRACTICE International Registration of Trademarks and the Protocol Relating to the Madrid Introduction 102 Agreement 7.1. Insight managed analitics 103 4.4. Rospatent activities to fulfill international 60 obligations of the Russian Federation 7.2. Consulting products and services 104 arising from its participation in the Hague 7.3. Old and new business tasks 104 System for the International Registration of Industrial Designs 7.4. Development of competencies 104 4.5. Participation in WIPO Patent Information 60 7.5. Educational and training programs on 105 Classifications (IPC) Bodies patent analytics 4.6. The World Trade Organization (WTO) 61 7.6. Openness to partnership 106 4.7. BRICS 61 4.8. Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum 62 (APEC) 8 ROSPATENT IN PROJECT 109 “OPEN GOVERNMENT” 4.9. European Patent Office (EPO) 62 Introduction 110 4.10. European Union Intellectual Property 62 Office (EUIPO) 8.1. Main financial indicators of Rospatent 111 4.11. Commonwealth of Independent States 62 8.2. Human resources and anti-corruption 111 (CIS) activities 4.12. Eurasian Patent Organization (EAPO) 63 8.3. Realization of the concept of openness of 113 4.13. Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) 63 Rospatent 4.14. Bilateral cooperation 63 Participation of Rospatent in Patent 4.15. 65 ANNEX TO THE ANNUAL REPORT 117 Prosecution Highway program (РРН) Includes data on the activities of Rospatent in 2019 5 DIGITAL ROSPATENT 67 Introduction 68 5.1. Rospatent’s participation in the 69 implementation of the national program “Digital Economy of the Russian Federation” 5.2. Development of automated systems and 71 electronic services 5.3. Use of Rospatent internet resources. 72 Official and informational publications of Rospatent and FIPS 5.4. Development of State Patent Collection 79 and information services 4 Grigory Ivliev Head of the Federal Service for Intel- lectual Property (Rospatent) DEAR FRIENDS! In his traditional address to the Federal As- technology; to set up a support mechanism sembly of the Russian Federation, Vladimir for innovative businesses, start-ups; to sup- Putin has emphasized that “today the speed port high-technology exports. of technological change in the world is in- creasing manifold, and we must create our The intellectual property system both in Russia own technologies and standards in the areas and in the world offers great opportunities to that define our future”. He clearly specified achieve the tasks set by the President. New the key priorities of Russian technological technologies should have timely and high-qual- development: artificial intelligence, genet- ity legal protection not only nationally, but also ics, new materials, energy sources and digi- abroad. Patent research, patent analytics and tal technology. By succeeding, by developing patent technology intelligence should become these technologies, protecting them with in- an integral part of any research and develop- tellectual property tools, we are capable to ment. Using them, we could wisely determine strengthen position of the Russian Federation technological and research priorities in the among the technological leaders, and, as a fields defined by the President; determine the result, to enhance the quality of life of our markets, where innovative patented technol- people, future generations. ogy is in the highest demand. The President of the Russian Federation We have to develop the technology transfer highlighted the need for regulatory and infra- system, to involve leading research centers in structural changes, for creating conditions for the development of applied innovations, to high technology development in our country. strengthen mutually beneficial cooperation Vladimir Putin brought the attention of minis- between scientific, research sector and indus- ters, senators, members of the State Duma to try, business. We have to encourage authors the pressing need to adopt a “technological to create unique products and to be engaged legislative package” as soon as possible; to in the process of their implementation and introduce pilot legal framework for the devel- commercialization. Inventors, scientists, re- opment and implementation of the newest searchers and developers should gain not only 5 public recognition, but also an adequate fi- the promotion of the Russian language as a nancial reward. We have to create financial in- working language of the Madrid and Hague struments in the IP field: from lending against International Registration Systems, and the the pledge of IP rights, fair and transparent increased use of the Russian language at evaluation of IP assets to preferential taxes WIPO. The Russian Federation is a leader of for innovative companies. We should initiate WIPO’s Task Forces, working on updating the any steps towards systematic strengthening international standards in the field of IP, in- of technological independence of our country cluding the use of 3D technologies and the without neglecting global research and scien- blockchain technology. We have also started tific cooperation, including the promotion of working on the Accession to the Geneva Act scientific and technological children‘s crea- of the Lisbon Agreement on Appellations of tivity, education and raising public awareness Origin and Geographical Indications. of the IP sphere. A number of draft legislations, created in One of the major achievements was reducing collaboration with Rospatent, has been sub- the time spent on examination of applica- mitted to the State Duma of the Federal As- tions on all types of objects for intellectual sembly of the Russian Federation. They are property rights protection. Provisions on IP aimed at enhancing active use in the national field development were included in a num- economy of the main intangible asset of XXI ber of government documents, including the century — the intellectual property, the driver Guidelines for Government Activity till 2024, of technological development and the basis National Program “Digital economy of the Rus- of social well-being. sian Federation”, National Project “Science”, measures of
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