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2016 Annual Report

Welcome to the 2016 Annual Report, which provides an overview of a year of progress and transition, in which the Ofce fnalised its frst Strategic Plan and embarked upon its new vision for the following years under the Strategic Plan 2020 (SP2020)...

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2015 Annual Report

This report provides an overview of a year in which the Office underwent significant changes, reflecting both the closing stages of the Strategic Plan that began in 2011 (SP1) and preparations for the Legal Reform...

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2014 Annual Report

Welcome to the OHIM annual report for 2014, the year in which OHIM celebrated its 20th anniversary. This report provides an overview of the highlights of a year in which the Office underwent significant changes, with the reforms introduced as part of the Strategic Plan for 2011-2015 delivering tangible results...

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2013 Annual Report

The Office made progress in a number of areas in 2013, staying on track to meet the objectives set out in the Strategic Plan for 2011-2015, and in some cases exceeding them...

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2012 Annual Report

2012 is the year in which the Office´s Strategic Plan became embedded in OHIM's operations. The 2012 Annual Report contains a performance review and updates on developments in the evolution of the European Trade Mark and Design Network, OHIM's vision for the future..

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2011 Annual Report

The 2011 Annual Report celebrates the millionth Community trade mark application and presents OHIM's 5-year Strategic Plan, the Office's roadmap for building a strong and creative organisation to serve European and international customers.

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2010 Annual Report

The 2010 Annual Report noted a record high in Community trade mark and design applications, as well as changes in OHIM's top management structure. The Office welcomed Antonio Campinos as its new President.

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2009 Annual Report

Against a background of turmoil in the global economy, we continued to work with our partners in IP offices to improve international trade mark searches and harmonise classification systems, in order to make things easier for users.

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2008 Annual Report

The drive to do things faster and more efficiently while still improving quality did not falter. We registered record numbers of Community trade marks and designs, even though there were slightly fewer applications.

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2020 Annual Activity Report

The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2020. As well as representatives from all the EU Member States, the Observatory network brings together the private sector, civil society, MEPs designated by the European Parliament, and European and international organisations and agencies.

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2019 Annual Activity Report

The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2019. As well as representatives of all EU Member States, the Observatory network brings together the private sector, civil society, MEPs designated by the European Parliament, and European and international organisations and agencies.

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2018 Annual Activity Report

The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2018. As well as representatives of all EU Member States, the Observatory network brings together the private sector, civil society, MEPs designated by the European Parliament, and European and international organisations and agencies.

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2017 Annual Report

The 2017 Annual Report provides an overview of the activities and projects of the European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights throughout the year.

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2016 Annual Report

The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2015, welcoming three new associations from a variety of sectors.

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2015 Annual Report

The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2015, welcoming three new associations from a variety of sectors.

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2014 Annual Report

The European Observatory on Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2014, welcoming seven new associations from a variety of sectors. As well as representatives of the 28 Member States, the Observatory network includes 57 representatives from the private sector, seven organisations representing civil society, 10 international organisations, and 10 MEPs designated by the European Parliament, who are invited to take part.

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2013 Annual Report

The European Observatory of Infringements of Intellectual Property Rights continued to develop during 2013, welcoming 22 new associations from a variety of sectors and bringing the total membership to more than 100, thereby making it fully representative of the relevant stakeholders.

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2012 Annual Report

The European Commission, through the framework of the Europe 2020 strategy, recognises creativity and innovation as major drivers of growth. Intellectual property rights constitute important tools with which to safeguard the European Union´s collective talent base, knowledge and competitive edge in the global marketplace.

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