Geographical Indications in Intellectual Property Law in Nigeria:
Prospects and Challenges
- 116 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Focusing on the unique characteristics of products tied to their geographic origins, this book explores how these geographical indications (GIs) can foster sustainable rural development. It highlights the interplay between local expertise, environmental factors, and cultural identity, while addressing GIs as a form of intellectual property rights. The text also examines the challenges of protecting traditional knowledge and cultural expressions, alongside the existing legal frameworks that safeguard GIs in the agri-food sector.
