The document presents on public-private partnerships (PPPs) in infrastructure. It defines PPPs as cooperative arrangements between government and private companies where risks and responsibilities are shared. PPPs are needed due to India's poor infrastructure stage and funding gaps. They help develop infrastructure by transferring projects worth over Rs. 1000 crore across various sectors like roads, rail, ports, urban development and water sanitation through 59 central projects. The strengths of PPPs include benefits to both public and private sectors by improving infrastructure development. The presentation outlines future targets and concludes on the topic.