Interaction of government, science and business as a factor in developing an innovation environment and forming an intellectual property management system in the region

The article considers the interaction of the state represented by regional authorities, scientific and business organisations as a key factor in the development of the innovation environment and the formation of an intellectual property management system in the region. According to the authors, the state effectively supports the scientific and technical development of the regions in the modern conditions of an innovation economic environment. Although the interests of different economic entities may vary significantly. A key factor in innovative development and enhanced mechanisms of intellectual property management is to increase the effectiveness of interaction between the state, scientific and business organisations, taking into account the socio-economic needs of modern society. The authors have identified the main beneficiaries of the formation and functioning of the intellectual property management system in the region, the conditions determining its development, have systematised the key issues requiring solutions to form an intellectual property market in the region, have substantiated the relevance of raising the awareness of innovation entities about economic growth and capitalisation as a result of the creation, protection and use of the achievements of intellectual activity in civil circulation. The formation and growth of the intellectual property market as a necessary condition for the development of an innovative env ironment should be ensured by measures of legal and organisational-economic support from regional authorities. The article indicates the key issues that require solutions in this area.