Our Identity:Leaders and inventors in developing nations can receive the best education and advice regarding intellectual property (IP) rights from the International Intellectual Property Institute (IIPI). Since 1998, the nonprofit organization has collaborated with countries to leverage intellectual property rights to boost competitiveness and generate jobs. In addition, IIPI has lessened unfair competition, patent infringement, and the flood of fake goods into the US.What we carry out: By holding workshops, practical training sessions, instructional events, and in-depth research for public and commercial stakeholders, you may foster innovative economies and lessen global piracy and counterfeiting. Just a handful of the particular methods in which we aid in economic development are as follows: Assist traditional craftspeople, especially women, in preserving and promoting their cultural goods. -Teach policymakers the financial benefits of intellectual property protection. -Teach academics about the business side of inventing. Examine how international intellectual property laws affect the economy.How We Can Help: - Dispel the myths surrounding intellectual property rights by outlining their advantages and contribution to economic growth. - Create markets for goods and services that heavily rely on technology -Offer advice on how to use intellectual property rights effectively and efficiently. -Create avenues for the underprivileged to utilize their ingenuity and talent.