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In May 2006, at the World Health Assembly, the governments of Kenya and Brazil called on fellow nations to promote the development of the public health tools necessary to build the research capacity of developing countries. That call was again made at the G8 Summit in June 2007, when the national science academies of the G8 nations and Brazil, China, India, Mexico and South Africa signed a statement on the promotion and protection of innovation. Highlighting the need to balance the protection of intellectual property with the need to foster access to knowledge and remove barriers to innovation, the statement calls on world leaders to: Work with developing countries to build systems of science, technology and innovation for economic and social development, and to promote the education and training of their future leaders particularly in science, engineering, technology, and medicine.

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Strategic Patent Licensing for Public Research Organizations: Deploying Restriction and Reservation Clauses to Promote Medical R&D in Developing Countries