title:World of Associations News - July 2019 Issue
- Thailand takes aim at driving its policy with international conventions
- Recognising the difficulties we all face
- Why Glasgow?
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Intellectual Property Rights are legally enforceable rights over the use of inventions or other creative works such as patents, copy right and trademarks which enable people to earn recognition or financial benefit from what they invent or create. IP (Intellectual Property), as intangible assets, are key to the competitiveness of your business in the global economy. IP is a primary method for securing a return-on-investment in innovation, creativity and reputation and is particularly relevant to SMEs as they internationalize their businesses to areas such as Mainland China.
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Aircraft Interiors Expo is the world’s leading event for airlines and the supply chain to source the latest innovations and technologies taking place every year in Hamburg. Celebrating its 20th anniversary the AIX shows the growing importance of aircraft interiors. Hamburg has earned international recognition in the aviation community. A highlight for years: The Crystal Cabin Award by Hamburg’s own aviation cluster.
UIA is delighted to welcome its newest Associate Member: the Hungarian Tourism Agency!
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District Cooling and Heating: Countries consider how to meet their commitments and goals regarding climate change district heating and cooling has become a major consideration in lowering carbon emissions. Approximately 50% of energy consumption in the EU comes from space heating and cooling. Heating represents the largest part of this load and by transitioning away from fossil fuels towards renewable resources, such as geothermal, CO2 emissions could be cut significantly. The 1st SUSTAINABLE DISTRICT ENERGY
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The Hakluyt Society Symposium 2019