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Reference is made to the ongoing Development Agenda (DA) Project on Sustaining and Strengthening the Role of Collective Marks as a Tool for Economic, Cultural, and Social Development through a Holistic Developmental Approach, which is implemented in the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Brazil, Indonesia, Philippines and Tunisia.
As part of the project implementation in Indonesia and the Philippines, the second deliverable, namely, the development of a Practical Toolkit on Collective Marks, Focusing on Regulations of Use, has been initiated.
The next phase involves piloting it, starting with Indonesia, followed by a second training session in the Philippines. Additionally, as requested by Indonesia, a draft regulations governing use of the “UnBALIvable” collective mark was developed, which will be presented to Indonesian stakeholders during the training with the aim of collecting feedback and finalizing it. |