REPUBLIC ACT 10055: Philippine Technology Transfer Act of 2009

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REPUBLIC ACT 10055: Philippine Technology Transfer Act of 2009 MERLE OPENA DOST Tech Transfer Policy Group DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (DOST), www.dost.gov.ph

Republic Act 10055 Technology Transfer Act of 2009 Philippine An Act Providing the Framework and Support System for the Ownership, Management, Use and Commercialization of Intellectual Property Generated from Research and Development Funded by Government and for Other Purposes

Republic Act 10055 Technology Transfer Act of 2009 Philippine Bottomline. Research is for the benefit society Coverage. Research funded by government, in part or in whole

Republic Act 10055 Technology Transfer Act of 2009 Philippine Law signed 23 March 2010 Effective 8 May 2010 IRR effective 8 September 2010 Guide on Valuation: ongoing consultation

Technology Transfer Framework prior to RA 10055 Government Funding Agencies (GFA) R&D Funds RDIs Universities GFA owns the intellectual assets Publish or Perish mindset RESULTS: Scant R&D results commercialized Low number of patents RDIs and researchers have no incentives to protect and manage IPs

TechTrans Case 1: Medicinal Plant Products & Processes Conceptualization UP Manila (RDI) DOST-PCHRD (Funding Agency) IPTM R&D Medicinal Plant Products & Processes Technology Adoption

Technology Transfer Framework after RA 10055 Government Funding Agencies (GFA) R&D Funds RDIs Universities RDIs and universities are default owners of IPs Researchers share in royalties RDIs and researchers have incentives to protect and manage IPs RESULTS Return of investment from government R&D investments More innovations GFAs ensure RDIs protect and manage IPs Allows spin offs

TechTrans Case 1: Medicinal Plant Products & Processes Technology Licensing Office (TLO) Conceptualization UP Manila DOST-PCHRD (RDI) (Funding Agency) R&D Medicinal Plant Products & Processes Technology Adoption

Key Players

Government Funding Agencies 1. Who are the GFAs Commission on Higher Education (CHED) Department Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Department of National Defense (DND) Department of Agriculture (DA)

Government Funding Agencies 1. Who are the GFAs Department of Health (DOH) Department of Energy (DOE) Department of Science and Technology (DOST) University of the Philippines (UP) System

Government Funding Agencies 2. Responsibilities: a. Uphold public interest by protecting and managing intellectual assets b. Ensure compliance by the Research and Development Institutions (RDIs) with the provisions of the Research Funding Agreement (RFA)

Research & Development Institutions (RDIs) 1. Who are the RDIs? 2. Benefits: a. Ownership of intellectual assets (IPs, IPRs and Copyrights) b. Share of revenue from commercialization of R&D results c. Prestige and bragging rights

Research & Development Institutions (RDIs) 3. Key Responsibilities: a. Protect and manage the intellectual assets - (i.e. establish Technology Licensing Office ) b. Ensure commercialization of R&D results (cont.)

Research & Development Institutions (RDIs) (continued) 1. Key Responsibilities: c. Create and/or improve technology transfer processes d. Strengthen partnership with Government Funding Agreement (GFA) based on the Research Funding Agreement (RFA)

Researchers 1. Who are the Researchers? 2. Benefits: a. Share in the revenues b. Opportunities to establish spin-off firms

Researchers 3. Key Responsibilities: a. Protect and manage the intellectual assets based on agreement b. Assist in the commercialization process

Institutional Mechanisms 1. IP Policy 2. Technology Transfer Protocol 3. Guidelines for IP Valuation, Information Sharing, and Commercialization 4. Technology Licensing Office 5. Fairness Opinion Report (get from DOST)

IP Valuation, Information Sharing, and Commercialization 1. A Guide: final decision, it's up to RDI 2. Required provisions: acknowledge support of Government; use by RDI, researchers and GFAs for research 3. IP valuation as art and a science 4. IP valuation based on cost, market and future income

Let us walk hand in hand in using our technologies for progress.

Please visit: www.dost.gov.ph www.science.ph Thank you!