Promoting Agri-Entrepreneurship (AE) through Public Private Partnerships (PPP) in India
Provision of advice and other services related to farming at the village level is critical for enhancing the incomes of small and marginal farmers. Creation of an eco-system that can support the emergence of agri-entrepreneurs through delivery of these services at the village level is the only way forward if we are keen to enhance farm incomes. In this Good Practices Note, S Baskar Reddy, Rajendra Jog, Parikrama Chowdhry and Aravind Thumbur reflect on their experiences with developing and scaling up a model of agri-entrepreneurship by forging partnerships with a number of agencies.
Publisher: Agricultural Extension South Asia (AESA) Network
Author: S Baskar Reddy
Other authors: Rajendra Jog, Parikrama Chowdhry, Aravind Thumbur
Organization: Agricultural Extension South Asia (AESA) Network
Other organizations: The Agri Entrepreneur Growth Foundation (AEGF)
Year: 2020
Country/ies: India
Geographical coverage: Asia and the Pacific
Type: Book
Full text available at: https://www.aesanetwork.org/good-practices-public-private-partnerships-in-extension-and-advisory-services/
Content language: English