江苏知识产权要打赢“三场硬仗”

Core Insights - By 2025, Jiangsu aims to rank first in the country for the number of high-value invention patents per ten thousand people, with top rankings in both social satisfaction and protection levels for intellectual property rights [1] - In 2026, the provincial intellectual property system will focus on integrating innovation and entrepreneurship, driving digital transformation, and enhancing service capabilities to support three key battles: industrial empowerment, foreign-related protection, and brand revitalization [1][2] Group 1: Industrial Empowerment - The "Key Industry Intellectual Property Empowerment Plan" will be implemented to enhance industrial capabilities through comprehensive patent navigation and integration of intellectual property work across the entire research and development chain [1] - A patent pool for key industries such as new energy will be explored, alongside the establishment of a talent cultivation system including a database of intellectual property directors [1] - A high-value patent cultivation project database will be created, focusing on strategic emerging industries and future industries [1] Group 2: Foreign-Related Protection - The "Intellectual Property 'Going Global' Protection Plan" will be launched to coordinate resources for foreign-related protection and improve the legal service system [2] - A tracking service will be established for key industries, export products, and cross-border e-commerce, along with a protection directory for easily infringed trademarks [2] - Emphasis will be placed on risk warning and dispute resolution in areas such as "337 investigations" and standard essential patents [2] Group 3: Brand Revitalization - The "High-Growth Trademark Brand Navigation Plan" will be implemented to develop a cultivation system for product, enterprise, and regional brands [2] - Support will be provided for the optimization of trademark layouts for registered enterprises, including collective and certification trademarks [2] - The initiative will promote the integration of geographical indications with characteristic industries and cultural tourism, while also intensifying efforts to regulate trademark violations and protect Jiangsu's brand reputation [2]