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Dr Matthew Rimmer is an AustralianResearch Council Future Fellow, working onIntellectual Property and Climate Change. Heis an associate professor at the ANU Collegeof Law, an associate director of the AustralianCentre for Intellectual Property in Agriculture(ACIPA), and a member of the ANU ClimateChange Institute. Dr Matthew Rimmerreceives funding as an Australian ResearchCouncil Future Fellow working on "IntellectualProperty and Climate Change: InventingClean Technologies" and a chief investigatorin an Australian Research Council DiscoveryProject, “Promoting Plant Innovation inAustralia”.

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In November 2001, Doha hosted trade talks over intellectual

property and public health. The discussions resulted in the

landmark Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and

Public Health. The Doha Declaration recognised “that the

TRIPS Agreement does not and should not prevent members

from taking measures to protect public health” – particularly in

relation to HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other

epidemics.

More than a decade on, in December 2012, Doha hosted the

international climate talks for parties to the United Nations

Framework Convention on Climate Change 1992 and the

Kyoto Protocol 1997. There was, once again, a contentious

debate over intellectual property – this time in relation to clean

technologies. The Climate Action Network argued that there

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should be a Declaration on Intellectual Property and Climate

Change to facilitate the “rapid and efficient uptake of

technologies to address mitigation and adaptation”.

Will Doha deliver?

Disappointingly, the 2012 Doha Climate talks resulted in no

declaration or agreement on intellectual property and clean

technologies. Indeed, the discussions on intellectual property

were deadlocked. There was instead a cluster of decisions

known as the Doha Climate Gateway.

While such decisions did not address intellectual property or

open innovation, the Doha Climate Gateway selected the

United Nations Environment Programme to host the UNFCCC

Climate Technology Centre.

Intellectual property and cleantechnologies

In the debate over the Doha climate talks, there was division

over whether there should be text in respect of intellectual

property and clean technologies.

China said, “We’re not going to request technology transfer

free of charge. We certainly respect intellectual property

rights.”

South Africa argued the talks should address “questions of

equitable access to sustainable development, intellectual

property rights and unilateral trade measures.”

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The Philippines requested that the Technology Executive

Committee consider issues “related to intellectual property

rights as they arise in the development and transfer of

technologies.” The country was particularly concerned about

the need to address climate emergencies.

The Philippines delegate, Naderev Saño, made an emotional plea to the Doha climateconference for there to be no further delays in taking international action on climate change.

The Progressive Latin Americans – such as Venezuela –

mooted text on a wide range of co-operative measures on

intellectual property and climate change.

A green intellectual property exchange?

There was also significant discussion of co-operative models

for facilitating open access to clean technologies.

In their book MacroWikinomics, Don Tapscott and Anthony

Williams have called for the establishment of a green

technology commons, sharing humanity’s knowledge of

sustainable technologies.

The Creative Commons – celebrating its 10th birthday –

has established the GreenXChange.

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The GreenXchange has been promoted as a model for intellectual property exchange.

The Climate Action Network has proposed building on such a

model, and establishing an intellectual property exchange to

“enable secure, efficient and transparent arms-length

transactions for intellectual property licensing”.

India put forward compromise text on intellectual property and

climate change. India’s lead negotiator, Mira Mehrishi, called

for a fund to enable access to clean technologies with

intellectual property rights. Mehrishi commented: “If we don’t

get cheap technology we will never be able to adapt to

climate change."

However, developed countries rebuffed such

compromises.

Intellectual property, piracy and climatechange

As noted by attendee Michael Mazengarb, developed

countries said there should be strong enforcement of

intellectual property to encourage investment in clean

technologies.

The United States and the European Union insisted that the

Doha Climate Gateway should be silent on intellectual

property. Other developed countries argued that other forums

– such as the World Trade Organization and the World

Intellectual Property Organization – would be better placed

to address intellectual property and climate change.

It is striking that, while intellectual property was a taboo

subject in the Doha climate talks, the United States

simultaneously pressed for an expansionist chapter on

intellectual property in the Auckland talks on the Trans-

Pacific Partnership.

Indeed, the Edison Electric Institute – which represented

United States energy companies in climate discussions –

promoted the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership as a

preferable model where “global innovation is maximized” and

“intellectual property rights are adequately protected”.

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The Climate Technology Centre

The Copenhagen Accord 2009, the Cancun Decisions

2010, and the Durban Platform 2011 established the

foundations of a technology mechanism – a UNFCCC

Climate Technology Centre and Network.

In the lead up to the Doha negotiations, the Technology

Executive Committee asked for greater clarity about the

Climate Technology Centre’s role in matters of intellectual

property.

Christiana Figueres closing briefing at Doha.

The topic was discussed during the climate talks in Durban.

Draft text on December 7, 2012 alluded to intellectual

property, suggesting the Technology Executive Committee

should be “examining effective mechanisms that promote

access to affordable environmentally sound technologies,

reward innovators and increase the dynamic of global

innovation”. However, even such euphemistic language was

erased in the end.

One of the key positive decisions of the Doha climate talks

was the selection of the United Nations Environment

Programme (UNEP) to host the UNFCCC Climate

Technology Centre for an initial term of five years.

UNEP had put together a collaborative bid. The United

Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) will be

a co-manager. The partners of the consortium included

research and scientific organisations in Thailand, India,

Argentina, Costa Rica, Kenya, Germany, the Netherlands,

Denmark, and the United States.

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India will play a key role. The United States partner is the

National Renewable Energy Laboratory – an innovator on a

wide range of clean technologies.

The UNEP emphasized in its bid: “We will be driven by

country needs, recognizing as well that weak institutions are

often a barrier to the transfer of technologies and that

developing the capabilities of developing countries is critical.”

The Executive Secretary of the UN Framework Convention on

Climate Change, Christiana Figueres, was optimistic:

The world has the money and technology to stay below

two degrees. After Doha, it is a matter of scale, speed,

determination and sticking to the timetable.

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theconversation.edu.auThe Doha deadlock: intellectual property and climate change

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