The Indigenous Intellectual Property Program includes a number of grants to increase Indigenous Peoples’ participation in Canada’s intellectual property (IP) system, particularly surrounding Indigenous knowledge and culture. The government did not disclose the amount of funding that would be available through the grants. The initiative is part of the government’s $85.3-million national IP strategy, announced in April 2018. (The Logic)
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The Indigenous Intellectual Property Program includes a number of grants to increase Indigenous Peoples’ participation in Canada’s intellectual property (IP) system, particularly surrounding Indigenous knowledge and culture. The government did not disclose the amount of funding that would be available through the grants. The initiative is part of the government’s $85.3-million national IP strategy, announced in April 2018. (The Logic)
Talking point: The program addresses two priorities for the federal government in an effort to increase commercialization: creating business opportunities for Indigenous people and boosting the amount of IP Canadians create and license out. It also builds on a $100-million Indigenous Growth Fund announced in Budget 2019 to help Indigenous-led small business attract more investments.
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