Question

objectives of traditional knowledge system

Answer 1

India approved its first ever Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) policy with a vision to stimulate creativity and innovation and to promote advancement in science and technology, arts and culture, traditional knowledge and biodiversity resources.

The policy lays out seven broad objectives and they are as follows:

Awareness: outreach and promotion;

Generation of IPRs;

Legal and legislative framework;

Administration and management;

Commercialization of IPR;

Enforcement and adjudication; and

Human capital development.

This article considers various provisions relating to traditional knowledge under the new IPR Policy. Traditional knowledge refers to the well-established long-standing practices and locally developed innovations preserved and utilized over centuries by communities.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Traditional knowledge refers to the knowledge, and practices that are associated with the indigenous and local communities of the region or nation.

The objectives of the traditional knowledge includes:

1. To preserve the cultural policies and tradition of the region, and society.

2. To lead a peaceful life.

3. To develop the spirit of botherhood with individuals of the same community or nation but also with other region individuals.

4. To preserve the biodiversity and nature.