KIPO

WIPO Match is a database and networking tool that puts organizations seeking to use intellectual property (IP) to develop their countries in touch with donors who can help them. It is offered completely free of charge through the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the specialized United Nations agency that deals with IP.

WIPO Lex aims to achieve the objective set forth in Article 4(vi) of the WIPO Convention, that is, WIPO "shall assemble and disseminate information concerning the protection of intellectual property, carry out and promote studies in this field, and publish the results of such studies." WIPO Lex covers all WIPO Member States. WIPO Lex was made possible through a common endeavor of the Member States of WIPO and other relevant bodies who contribute continuously to enriching the collection. WIPO invites Member States and other IP stakeholders to expand and update the content by sending inputs and suggestions through the WIPO-WTO common portal (IP authorities only) or through the contact page (open to all).

IP Academy is a sole educational web-site on invention and intellectual property issues in Korea, IP Academy provides high-quality e-learning contents and IP-relevant services.

This website provides IP PANORAMA which is a user-friendly e-learning product designed to utilize IP in business strategy and to raise IP-awareness of entrepreneurs and university students

KIPRIS is the most comprehensive free industrial property information search system in Korea. KIPRIS makes its information available for the public and provides services such as Korean Patent Abstracts (KPA) Search and IP administration information retrieval service and K2E-PAT service.

K-PION is a Korean-English machine translation service of the Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO). K-PION offers the service to help patent examiners around the world refer to and review Korean patent information.

As the court of last resort of in the Republic of Korea, the Supreme Court is highest judicial tribunal in the nation. There are three tiers of courts in Korea - the districts courts, including the family court and the administrative court, the courts of original jurisdiction; high courts, the intermediate appellate courts; and the Supreme Court, the highest court.

KISTA is an institution that supports intellectual property strategies necessary for the national R&D cycle, such as providing private R&D support, managing patent performances, utilizing lab notebooks, commercializing technology discovery, revitalizing ecosystems, dispatching experts, and managing technology trusts.

KWIA is an economic organization for women which helps recognize the importance of inventions through information exchange among members and expands the base of women inventors by carrying out projects for economic activities of creativity and promoting their rights and interests.

PIPC is a public institution that supports the policies of the Korean Intellectual Property Office while also offering various patent information services to the private sector, including intellectual property information search, analysis, evaluation and consulting.