This document discusses public-private partnerships (PPPs) in Indian agriculture. It notes that agriculture growth depends on technology, prices, and infrastructure like roads, irrigation, and markets. While infrastructure was traditionally provided by the state, fiscal constraints and efficiency concerns now support PPPs. PPPs can help build farms-to-market roads, irrigation, wholesale markets, agro-processing facilities, and information technology. The document outlines objectives to study investment needs, PPP feasibility, models, and hypotheses about how PPPs can improve production, productivity, and access to markets through activities like research and development, insurance, transportation, and irrigation. It describes methodology involving case studies and secondary data collection.