Global Gateway: India The action is called `Global Gateway in action in and with India¿ as it intends to offer something different. The aim is to respond to EU, India and Global ambitions, at scale, on key green deal and other connectivity issues of high political relevance, with a view to benefiting both the peole and the planet, primarily in India, but also beyond India, in particular in Small Island Developing States. More precisely, the Specific Objective (Outcome) of the action is to mobilize EU investments to another level, both in volume, quality and depth terms, in and with India, on resilient infrastructure, just energy transition, sustainable urbanisation, resource efficiency and circular economy, water, migration and mobility as well as digitalisation, with demonstrated benefit for the people and the planet in at least one of the above mentioned sectors, by December 2027. &nbsp;The driving force of the action is a systematic Team Europe Approach bringing together a variety of relevant and complementary EU players throughout the continuum of policy dialogue, pipeline identification and negotiation, investment decision-making, project implantation, monitoring and review as well as strategic communication and public diplomacy. Team Europe will bring as much and as many EU resources and expertise as possible, public and private, from the EU and its member states: investors, banks and other financial institutions, private companies, large, medium and small, research and innovation institutes; academia, think tanks and other relevant civil society actors, but also regions and cities, in a true spirit of partnership, creating links, not dependencies.A number of the action components build on the achievements and lessons learnt of previously-funded FPI policy dialogue project, which INTPA is now taking over. Within a Global Gateway/Connectivity Partnership framework, the action will facilitate both sectoral and cross-setoral quality, structured, multi-level, multi-stakeholder policy-specific dialogues so that relevant stakeholders can act on key challenges, in the most effective and sustainable manner possible, at their level, in their sectors and/or domains of competence.