India joined the South-South Facility in 2010 and has contributed more than US$1,4 million. The Government of India sees South-South cooperation as one of the world’s most important pathways to prosperity. India engaged in 39 SSF funded exchanges, of which 27 as a knowledge provider. Through the SSF, India has shared its knowledge on agribusiness, clean energy, social protection, urban development, local governance, dairy, microfinance and more.