Variații ale specificității inovației în transferul tehnologic

Abstract

The 2030 Development Strategy focuses on resource efficiency and the transition to a sustainable economy, emphasizing intelligent, inclusive accession for future generations. The strategy for sustainable and ecological innovation is a new way to respond to the state of ecumene. While the environmental strategy is confronted with environmental challenges, pollution, drought, contamination of water sources, pesticides, detergents, soil, the elimination of polluting sources, waste recycling and the removal of catalytic factors to global warming. Economic growth is increasingly based on competitive and sustainable innovative ideas and technologies, creating new jobs, but, unfortunately, often detrimental to the interests of humanity and the environment. The normative and legal framework of the innovation activity includes several elements, among which a key role belongs to the normative acts that regulate the fields of elaboration, protection and valorisation of intellectual property, first of all inventions, plant varieties, industrial design, and trademarks, signs of origin and quality of the objects protected by copyright and related rights. In this way, the legislation related to the protection of intellectual property rights mentioned, is part of the regulatory and legislative development innovation. The aim of the research is to study the legislative aspects of innovation to reveal preferences and gaps in stimulating and developing innovations. The results allow drawing the orientation vector of investigation efforts in this sphere in national interests.