Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Executive Summary -- Study Methodology and Public-Private Partnership Frameworks -- Overview of Global Public-Private Partnership Practices -- Health Care Sector in India: General Sector Assessment and State-Specific Findings -- Education Sector in India: General Sector Assessment and State-Specific Findings -- Recommendation and Next Steps -- APPENDIXES -- 1. Proposed Public-Private Partnership Models: Concept Notes -- 2. Consultation Agendas and Background Note on the Goa Workshop -- 3. Key Contacts -- Tables -- Table 1: Potential Public-Private Partnership Models: Health Care -- Table 2: Potential Public-Private Partnership Models: Education -- Table 3: Evaluation Framework -- Table 4: Private Finance Initiative Contracts and the Type of Services under Contract -- Table 5: Undertaking Value-for-Money Analysis -- Table 6: Standard Risk Allocation Matrix Between Public and Private Sectors -- Table 7: KPMG Comparison of Primary Health Care Infrastructure, 2008 -- Table 8: Average Distance Between Subcenters, Primary Health Centers, and Community Health Care Centers -- Table 9: Key Strengths and Weaknesses of the State Health Sectors -- Table 10: Summary of Proposed Public-Private Partnership Models in Health -- Table 11: Advantages and Disadvantages of Primary Healthcare Adoption, Management Contract, and Mobile Clinics -- Table 12: Payment Mechanism for Private Sector Treatment Centers -- Table 13: Advantages and Disadvantages of Private Sector Treatment Centers -- Table 14: Advantages and Disadvantages of Hospital Private Finance Initiatives -- Table 15: Statewide Comparison of Physical Infrastructure, National Averages -- Table 16: State and National Service Performance -- Table 17: Teachers' Salaries, by School Type, per Pupil.

Table 18: Key Strengths and Weaknesses in the State's Education Sector -- Table 19: Summary of Proposed Public-Private Partnership Models: Education -- Table 20: Advantages and Disadvantages of a Mentoring Program: Education -- Table 21: Advantages and Disadvantages of a School Management Program -- Table 22: Advantages and Disadvantages of Teacher Recruitment and Training Contract -- Table 23: Advantages and Disadvantages of Build, Lease, and Maintain School Building Infrastructure -- Table 24: Advantages and Disadvantages of the Facilities Management Contract -- Table 25: Summary of Public-Private Partnership Models Proposed for Health and Education -- Figures -- Figure 1: Framework for Public-Private Partnerships in Education and Health Sectors -- Figure 2: Public-Private Partnership Modalities and Trends -- Figure 3: Simplified Public-Private Partnership Structure -- Figure 4: Typical Hospital Structure under Public-Private Partnership -- Figure 5: Typical National Health Service LIFT Structure -- Figure 6: Typical Funding Flow of Independent Sector Treatment Centers -- Figure 7: Typical Contract Structure of Independent Sector Treatment Centers -- Figure 8: Local Education Partnership -- Figure 9: Health Expenditure of Various Countries as Percentage Share of Their Gross Domestic Product, 2007 -- Figure 10: Sources of Finance for the Health Sector in India, 2001-2002 -- Figure 11: Infant and Child Mortality Indices Across States -- Figure 12: Mortality Indices in Rural and Urban Areas -- Figure 13: Role of a School Delivery System in the Development of Human Capital -- Figure 14: Typical Education Structure in India -- Figure 15. Public and Private Expenditure on Educational Institutions, 2005 -- Figure 16: Male and Female Literacy Rates, India, 2001 -- Figure 17: Rural versus Urban Literacy Rate, India, 2001.