Organizations we work with
GAVA seeks to establish collaborative partnerships with other organizations, public or private, including regulators and stakeholders with the aim of collectively building a sustainable environment for the audiovisual industry and its creators.
WIPO / World Intellectual Property Organization
GAVA aims to collaborate with WIPO for supporting the implementation of international treaties and agreements related to audiovisual performers' rights, including the Beijing Treaty on Audiovisual Performances, as well as for exploring opportunities for joint initiatives, capacity building programs, and knowledge sharing activities to promote the protection and recognition of performers' rights on a global scale.
FIA / International Federation of Actors
GAVA aims to forge an strategic partnership with FIA to amplify advocacy efforts and represent the interests of audiovisual performers in international forums and negotiations, collaborating on campaigns, research projects, and policy initiatives aimed at advancing the rights and welfare of performers worldwide.
SCAPR / Societies' Council for the Collective Management of Performers' Rights
GAVA aims to Collaborate with SCAPR to facilitate the exchange of information, best practices, and expertise among collective management organizations worldwide, strengthening trans-border cooperation, improving data exchange mechanisms, and enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of distribution processes.
AEPO-ARTIS / European Association of Performers' Organizations
GAVA is committed to Strengthen ties with AEPO-ARTIS to leverage expertise and resources in promoting collective management and remuneration rights for audiovisual performers in Europe, as well as to Exchange best practices, collaborate on capacity building initiatives, and advocate for policy reforms to enhance the effectiveness of collective management organizations.
LATIN ARTIS / Latin American Alliance of Audiovisual Performers' Organizations
GAVA will Foster collaboration with LATIN ARTIS to address the unique challenges and opportunities facing audiovisual performers in Latin America, and to Support initiatives to strengthen collective management systems, promote fair remuneration, and advocate for the rights of performers in the region.
AFAS / African Federation of Audiovisual Societies
Together with AFAS, GAVA advocates for the recognition and protection of audiovisual performers' rights across Africa, and Collaborates on capacity building programs, research projects, and advocacy campaigns to address key issues affecting performers in the African continent.
ARIPO / African Regional Intellectual Property Organization OAPI / African Intellectual Property Organization
GAVA aims to Collaborate with ARIPO and OAPI to promote harmonization of intellectual property laws and regulations related to audiovisual performers' rights in Africa, to Support capacity building initiatives and to provide technical assistance to member states to enhance the protection and enforcement of performers' rights.
National Copyright Offices
GAVA cooperates with national copyright offices, advocating for the recognition and enforcement of audiovisual performers' rights at national level, and Collaborating on awareness-raising campaigns, training programs, and policy dialogues to strengthen the legal framework for protecting performers' rights.
Audiovisual authors’ organizations such as CISAC and SAA
GAVA aims to also Collaborate with audiovisual authors’ organizations to promote the interests of audiovisual performers within the broader framework of collective management of rights, as well as to advocate for the integrity and cultural diversity of audiovisual content, ensuring that performers' rights are protected and respected, to Share expertise and best practices on royalty collection, distribution, and enforcement to maximize benefits for performers worldwide, and to Collaborate on initiatives to combat piracy, promote ethical standards, and support the development of sustainable audiovisual industries.
AGICOA / Association of International Collective Management of Audiovisual Works
GAVA also wishes to collaborate with AGICOA to support the collective management and monetization of audiovisual works on a global scale, and to Explore opportunities for data sharing, cross-border licensing, and collaboration on distribution mechanisms to maximize revenue streams for audiovisual performers.
Asian Regional Branch or Organization
Explore the possibility of assisting Asian members in establishing their own regional branch or organization dedicated to the promotion and protection of audiovisual performers' rights.
Provide guidance, resources, and technical support to facilitate the establishment and operation of the regional entity, fostering collaboration and exchange among Asian members.
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