The Brazilian Patent and Trademark Office (BPTO) took part in the International Forum on Promoting the Use of Intellectual Property for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), held on October 4 during Expo Osaka 2025 in Japan.

The event gathered leaders from major international institutions, including the Japan Patent Office (JPO), the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), and the European Patent Office (EPO), alongside representatives from the IP offices of Canada, Chile, China, South Korea, the Philippines, France, and Laos.

BPTO was represented by Alexandre Dantas, Director of Patents, Computer Programs, and Topographies of Integrated Circuits.

Intellectual Property as a Driver for the SDGs

Discussions focused on how intellectual property can catalyze sustainable solutions and climate action.

The forum showcased initiatives under WIPO Green, a project accelerating the adoption of green technologies worldwide, in which BPTO has participated since 2019. The Green Technologies Book – Expo Osaka Special Edition was also launched during the event, presenting key innovations supporting environmental sustainability.

Recognition and Inclusion in Global Innovation

The event featured the presentation of the JPO–WIPO Expo 2025 Award, recognizing companies that use intellectual property to build sustainable societies.

In addition, a panel discussion addressed the role of women and young innovators in promoting diversity and inclusion across global innovation ecosystems.

Brazil’s Role in International IP Cooperation

BPTO’s participation reinforces Brazil’s commitment to the global sustainability agenda and its efforts to leverage intellectual property as a tool for technological and environmental progress.

These initiatives highlight Brazil’s position as a strategic partner in green innovation and sustainable development.