Public-Private Collaboration in AgriTech: Boosting Rural Income and Productivity

Title - Public-Private Collaboration in AgriTech: Boosting Rural Income and Productivity 


Agriculture in India continues to face deep structural challenges. Problems like low farm incomes, uneven productivity, climate stress, and limited access to markets continue to dwell. While government schemes have improved coverage, public resources alone are not enough to solve these issues at scale. At the same time, private innovation often struggles to reach small and marginal farmers due to high risk and fragmented demand.

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