The Centre for Policy Research, Bangladesh developed the below economic models to solve the most perpetual Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) and Intellectual Property (IP) business problems in the Least Developing Countries (LDCs) and developing world.

3.1:  The Innovation & Innovator Cell (IIC) development under Public Private Partnership

The framework of IIC development under Public-Private Partnership has been developing since 2008, based on the following claims of Bangladesh:

3.1.1: There is no institutional backbone or body for intellectual property (IP) technology transfer and innovation management in Bangladesh;

3.1.2: It is difficult to manage the innovations for government alone without an Innovative Industrial Environment (IIE) in Bangladesh.

3.2:  The Intellectual Property Development Program (IPDP)

The framework of IPDP has been developing since 2012, based the following claims in the world:

The exiting institutional mechanisms, models, policies, programs, guidelines, regulations and laws in the world are not working properly to solve the most perpetual science, technology and innovation (STI) and intellectual property (IP) business problems in the Least Developing Countries (LDCs) and developing world for creation and development  of world class STI and IP and its commercialization and industrialization at national and international level.