For all these reasons, the bodies administering IP still have a low financial and human capacity and, as the government has major financial handicaps, it cannot fully finance the actions envisaged as part of the IP strategy. This aim will be achieved by means of the following strategic actions: • Channeling a percentage of the budget to scientific and technological research and innovation, to institutional capacity-building in the bodies administering IP and to the implementation of the national strategy now to be developed; • The bodies administering and managing IP must simplify their procedures, reduce the cost of registering IP rights and disseminate their activities to potential users of the IP system in order to increase their income; • Higher education and scientific research institutes must set up enterprises (spin-off) to market the products resulting from their research activities, and to manage the gains and profits that will make their activities self-financing, improve infrastructure, increase remuneration and create other incentives for their researchers; • Mobilizing funds from cooperation partners and support from the various international and regional organizations involved in the process of developing intellectual property worldwide, through the signing of protocols on the financing of scientific and technological research and innovation.