The Indian High Commission in London has begun an initiative to encourage small and medium sized British businesses to invest in India, in a renewed focus away from the larger firms that aims to match the success of the relationship between India and Germany which has seen strong partnerships in this area. The high commission is working to identify 50 companies that have the strength and interest in working in India initially that it can work with, as part of the Access India, which will provide necessary market entry support, and work with organisations such as the U.K. India Business Council. This programme is designed to provide market entry support services, strategy advisory, legal and financial advisory, product financing, location services and mergers and acquisition advisory as well as support through the process of states and central government approval. Defence, pharmaceutical and food sectors would be particularly ripe for investment under the programme. There is a small negative risk but that is mainly in railways, atomic energy and gambling. The programme was likely to be rolled out to other countries in the near future.