Insights in Caribbean Intellectual Property

About Insights in Caribbean Intellectual Property

Insights in Caribbean Intellectual Property is the official podcast of the Caribbean and Americas Intellectual Property Organization, CAAIPO, the leading thinktank and non-profit organization serving the Caribbean region on Intellectual property ,innovation and technology. This podcast will discuss issues in innovation, tech and intellectual property in the Caribbean and across the globe. Join us for the latest ideas and scintillating discussions in policy, development and legal outlooks with leading thinkers and forward thinking discussants. we look forward to having you !

Publisher

Abiola Inniss

Category

science

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

13 Jul 2025

Latest episode

16 May 2026

Latest episodes

20 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   16 May 2026

   Building Governance- The role of the Policy Architect

   The emergence of the term “policy architect” in the CIS26 program marks a pivotal moment in Caribbean governance discourse. Although the term did not previously exist in the region’s policy vocabulary, it originated in two intergovernmental briefs authored in January 2026 and formally shared with CARICOM, the OECS, and the Caribbean Telecommunications Union (CTU). This episode discusses the importance of intellectual lineage to the development of governance and the entire region as a whole.

2. 

   14 Apr 2026

   The Inniss Institute's Recruitment Call- Building Digital Sovereignty: Architects vs Consultant.

   This episode outlines the Inniss Institute for Digital Policy and Intellectual Property’s 2026–2027 talent call, advancing a paradigm shift from consultancy-driven digital development to sovereign, architecture-led governance across the Global South.

3. 

   9 Apr 2026

   Data's New Frontier: The Global South's Digital Struggle

   This episode discuses the work of The Inniss Institute for Digital Policy and Intellectual Property and its founder Dr. Abiola Inniss in reshaping the way extraction of data takes place in the Global South.