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    NGOREPORT TO JOININGHANDS

    2011 - 2013

    Marketing proposal forChetnalaya SHG

    Jute Bags with a Heart

    By,

    Hitesh Yadav

    Varun Deep Sajja

    Nikhil Bhatt

    Sai Prashanth Dasari

    Praneet Varma

    Abhishek Shukla

    Pushpjit Singh Malik

    I N D I A N I N S T I T U T E O F F O R E I G N T R A D E N E W D E L H I

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    Joining Hands provides volunteers to the NGOS, committed to

    social change, thus acting as an NGO to the NGOS. With more

    than forty five partner NGOs working at the grass root level

    with diverse communities on varied social issues, Joining Hands

    provides volunteers an opportunity to use their skills

    productively to empower the underprivileged communities that

    they work with.

    Joining hands works towards sharing of information and

    resources amongst the NGOs to optimize the benefits to the

    community and continually strives to use innovative andeffective practices for the development of communities they

    work with.

    Chetanalaya has been started with a mission to empower the

    underprivileged, marginalized and vulnerable sections of the

    society helping them achieve self reliance and human dignity.

    The NGO has been started in 1970 as a humanitarian response

    to the plight of people in resettlement colonies and slum

    clusters of Delhi and Haryana. Today, Chetanalaya reaches to

    About Joining Hands:

    About Chetanalaya:

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    over a million people through multi pronged interventions.

    1) To identify sustainable sources of income2) To increase the sale of jute bags

    After reviewing the present operational scenario at

    Chetnalayas SHG for Jute Bag, we found that the orders

    received by the SHG are purely based on personal contacts. In

    order to engage in orders on regular basis, we recommend the

    following proposals.

    Online trade marts such as the following given below are

    most useful for expanding the client base and are growing at arapid pace.

    a) http://www.made-from-india.com/b) http://www.trademart.in/

    Aim of the project:

    Proposals:

    1.Online PresenceOnline

    Trading Marts

    http://www.made-from-india.com/http://www.made-from-india.com/http://www.trademart.in/http://www.trademart.in/http://www.trademart.in/http://www.made-from-india.com/
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    c) http://www.indiamart.com/d) http://www.yebhi.com/e) http://myntra.com/f) http://flipkart.com/

    Listing Chetanalaya Jute Bags on these portals will ensure

    regular client base. Getting clients initially is tough as the users

    will be skeptic while giving orders to new ones. But, after one or

    two orders are delivered successfully, the user reviews about

    Chetanalaya on these portals will help a long way in increasing

    the client base.

    Online presence on the website. Buyers can see yourproducts, contact you for orders directly.

    Its a free website, Chetanalaya SHG can be listed forfree

    After registering, Chetanalaya can create a free websitefor SHG

    Upload photos of different products Post free advertisements As a member Chetanalaya can view buy leads posted by

    potential buyers and can negotiate the orders Most importantly, customers get to know about SHG

    and how it benefits women and their families

    1. Register as a Buyer.2. After entering all the relevant details, Chetanalaya can

    post about their SHG, photos, other contact details

    required. Chetanalaya can also create a web page for

    the SHG if required.

    Benefits from

    www.indiamart.com

    Procedure to open an

    account with

    indiamart

    http://www.indiamart.com/http://www.indiamart.com/http://www.yebhi.com/http://www.yebhi.com/http://myntra.com/http://myntra.com/http://flipkart.com/http://flipkart.com/http://flipkart.com/http://myntra.com/http://www.yebhi.com/http://www.indiamart.com/
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    Facebook page is the most widely used portal to gain awareness

    and publicity about anything. Creating a page is easy and free

    and can be spread widely using existing contacts. Though it is

    difficult to use Facebook page to sell the products, we can use it

    to spread the message about Chetanalaya and its products.

    To equip chetanalaya self help group with social media platformfrom where it can market and promote its products, increase

    social awareness about them, provide linkages to its other web

    and digital social presence.

    Other contact details: Toll-Free: 1800-200-4444

    Office contact details for all

    locations in Delhi/NCR is

    given on

    http://www.indiamart.com/corpo

    rate/branch-offices.html

    Creating aFacebookPage:

    Objective:

    Click here

    to register

    on the

    home page

    http://www.indiamart.com/corporate/branch-offices.htmlhttp://www.indiamart.com/corporate/branch-offices.htmlhttp://www.indiamart.com/corporate/branch-offices.htmlhttp://www.indiamart.com/corporate/branch-offices.htmlhttp://www.indiamart.com/corporate/branch-offices.html
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    The page will have information and cause behindChetanalaya Self Help Group

    It will showcase their Jute Bags (design and previouscompleted products)

    It will have pictures of their Community centre toshowcase members and community

    There will be continuous updating of pictures andactivities of SHG to reflect working of SHG

    This page will have contact details and links to otherweb presence of Chetanalaya SHG

    No direct cost involved It will provide a platform for not only current but future

    marketing and promotional campaigns

    This page will help in providing reference to corporateengagements

    This page will in digital media promotion of SHG

    Surajkund Craft fair is organized by the Department of Tourism,

    Ministry of Tourism and Culture-Government of India in

    collaboration with Haryana Tourism, in the month of February,

    every year. The festivals offers range of hand loom and Indian

    craft items, offering visitors the exquisite paintings, textiles,

    wood stock, ivory work, pottery, terracotta, stonework, lacquer

    work, mirror embroidery work and cane and grass work.

    Trade Fairs such as Surajkund Crafts mela are held annually on

    the outskirts of Delhi between 1st

    and 15th

    February. These are

    the portals where thousands of buyers, tourists etc meet the

    various producers of Indian Handicrafts. These can be used to

    Costing and expected

    results:

    2.Trade Fairs:

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    showcase the products of Chetanalaya and also help in the

    spread of the Brand Chetanalaya.

    The details about the Surajkund mela can be found from

    www.surajkund.com,

    www.haryanatourism.gov.in/surajkund/surajkundmela.asp

    Contact details:

    Delhi Office

    Haryana Govt. Tourist Bureau, 36, Janpath

    Chanderlok Building, New Delhi.

    Tel: 011- 23324910-11. Fax: 23713373.

    Email: [email protected]

    Head Office

    Haryana Tourism Corporation Limited

    SCO 17-19, Sector 17-B, Chandigarh-160017

    Tel: 0172-20702955-57, 0172-2720437.

    Fax: 0172-2703185, 2702783

    Email: [email protected],[email protected],

    [email protected]

    Other Trade Fairs:

    1. Indian Handicrafts & Gifts Fair (18-21 Feb 2012)Asia's largest gifts & handicrafts trade fair

    2. Home Expo India ( 15 Apr-18 Apr 2012)Home Expo India is a one stop expo for all your sourcing needs

    for a variety of house ware products. A first of its kind, shown in

    India will prove to be the sourcing destination for importers,

    wholesalers, distributors, retailers and specialty stores for a

    variety of house ware products.

    The above trade fairs are organized by Export Promotion

    Council of Handicraft (EPCH) and details can be found on

    http://www.epch.in/.

    http://www.surajkund.com/http://www.surajkund.com/http://www.haryanatourism.gov.in/surajkund/surajkundmela.aspmailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.epch.in/http://www.epch.in/http://www.epch.in/mailto:[email protected]://www.haryanatourism.gov.in/surajkund/surajkundmela.asphttp://www.surajkund.com/
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    Handicrafts sellers such as Ambapali Bihar Emporium, Dilli Haat,

    Bharati" Delhi Emporium, Central Cottage Industries Emporium,

    Indian Handicrafts Emporium, Khadi Gramodyog Bhavan,

    FabIndia, etc can be tapped to sell Chetanalaya products

    through these retailers. It also serves as a portal for regular

    income to Chetanalaya.

    Another initiative can be to tie-up with small gift shops,

    handicraft shops, etc. where Chetanalaya products like Jutebags, mobile pouches, etc. can be sold. In such case if

    Chetanalaya is able to tap a couple of such shops, there will be

    continuous flow of orders.

    For this we suggest to keep a sales team of 2-3 people (min.)

    who can go and talk to different retailers on regular basis and

    get orders. This is important in todays world because marketing

    is one of the most important aspects of any business. Sales

    team/Marketing team is important for people to know that

    such a product exists and to emotionally connect to customers

    by emphasizing on the SHG part of the activity. Although the

    benefits might not be visible immediately, but few months

    down the line once order starts coming, the cost/salary of the

    sales team can be recovered. This would ensure a constant

    stream of orders.

    In places/shops where Chetanalaya products will be sold,

    banners displaying pictures of village women making bags, etc.with a story of women, can be helpful in making an emotional

    connect with the customers. Through these posters its important

    to bring out the novelty factor and sensitize the customer to go

    for SHG jute bag rather than to go for jute bags by other

    3.Tie-ups withHandicrafts

    Sellers:

    4.PromotionalBanners:

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    organizations. This is on similar lines like CRY, SMILE, Help

    Age cards etc. this would also help in word of mouth promotion.

    One of the major goals for any manufacturer of goods should be

    towards sustainability of income. In view of this, we propose

    that the jute products should increase its brand presence by

    making itself available in supermarket chains like Big Bazaar,

    Spencers among others and in this regard tie ups with these

    stores will enhance the sustenance of the revenue.

    Another channel that can be used to push the products is to get

    in touch with the CSR clubs of IT companies/Corporate. For

    example Maitree club of TCS, GoGreen of Cognizant are clubs

    which exclusively deal with these kinds of social activities. These

    clubs can be approached to get orders either for their business

    conferences or as a gift to their employees or ask them for

    setting up stall/kiosks in their company premises. These ideas

    are usual approach of getting in touch with the companies

    directly. Also once initial connect is made with the company (on

    the novelty factor that Chetanalaya is an NGO, helping village

    women to support their families); further orders can flow-in on

    regular basis.

    Objective

    To promote the Jute Bags produced by SHG, by creating

    awareness and creating a point of difference by sharing the cause

    and social impacts of product.

    Tag design and concept

    Paper Tags which are to be attached with jute bags Size would be in range of book mark tags

    o Size: 6x2 c.m. to 10x3 c.m.o Bond paper thickness

    Tags will contain the color picture of SHG member

    5.CorporateStrategy:

    6.Paper Tags toPromote Jute

    Bags of SHG

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    Tags will contain the text (both in Hindi and English)which will tell short message with real data about how

    this product will help SHG member

    Costing and Expected Results

    Expected cost increase is Rs.1 per bag Will increase the customer awareness which will lead to

    increase in sales

    These tags will act as reference material among futureinfluencers for purchase of product

    These tags will give customers post purchase satisfactionand association with product

    This marketing van will be stationed in important locations of

    NCR to enable the citizens of the city to see and purchase the

    products manufactured by artisans and other underprivileged

    women entrepreneurs.

    Canara Bank is sponsoring such an initiative in Bangalore as part

    of its corporate social responsibility initiatives.

    Suggested Action: Punjab National Bankcan betapped in tosponsor a retail mobile marketing van.

    Any person willing to venture into exports of handicrafts can

    become the member of the Council.

    The membership form can be obtained by paying Rs.100/- in cash/demand draft drawn in favor of Export

    Promotion Council for Handicrafts payable at New

    Delhi.

    The Amount of membership (April March) fees are asfollows:

    o Entrance fee in the year of enrolment - Rs.1000/-

    o Annual Membership fee - Rs. 2500/-

    7.Mobile SalesVan

    8.Membership ofExport Promotion

    Council for

    Handicrafts

    (EPCH)

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    o Total (during the year of Enrollment) - Rs 3500/-+ Service Tax (10.3%)

    Every year Membership Fee is due on 1st April and payment is

    to be made by 30th June. Membership renewal fee is Rs.

    2500/- + Service Tax (10.3%) every year.The membership application forms can also be obtained from

    the following office:

    NATIONAL CENTRE FOR DESIGN & PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

    (NCDPD)

    43, OKHLA INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, PHASE-III,

    NEW DELHI-110020

    TEL: 91-11-26821262/65/73

    FAX: 91-11-26821260

    EMAIL:[email protected]

    WEBSITE:www.innovativedesigns-ncdpd.com

    Note: Ifinterested only for trade information / in house

    journal i.e. CRAFTCIL, you can enroll as a subscriber on

    payment of Rs.1000/- (April - March) by Demand Draft in favor

    of Export Promotion Council for Handicrafts, New Delhi along

    with the contact details.

    Services offered to Members:

    Direct Marketing

    1. Invitation for participation in IHGF (Subject tofulfilling of the criteria of at least one year of

    membership of the Council)

    2. Invitation of participation in Overseas TradeFairs

    3. Invitation of participation in Buyer Seller Meets4. Invitation of participation in Folk Craft: Festivals

    of India organized overseas

    5. Invitation for participation in Product SpecificFairs organized by the Council

    Publicity and Promotion

    1. Printing of Promotional Catalogues2. Creation of Electronic Product Catalogues3. Printing of product specific information booklets

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.innovativedesigns_ncdpd.com/http://www.innovativedesigns_ncdpd.com/http://www.innovativedesigns_ncdpd.com/http://www.innovativedesigns_ncdpd.com/mailto:[email protected]
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    Market intelligence

    1. Provide trade inquires/ leads on a regular basis2. Provide latest handicrafts trade statistics

    Monthly Newsletter

    A Monthly Newsletter titled "CRAFTCIL" is published and

    disseminate among the members of the Council.

    Representation

    1. Liaison with Government Department, IndustryAssociation, Chamber of Commerce and other

    similar institutions.

    2. Assist members in settlement of trade disputeswith the buyers

    Seminars/Open House Meets

    1. Organize awareness seminars, open housemeets, workshops, on various trade related

    issues

    2. Invitation to reputed designers/trendforecasting agencies to interact with handicrafts

    members exporters

    Trade Policies

    1. Circulars pertaining to the policy changes withrespect to the sector are disseminated regularly

    to the members.

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    2. Issue of Duty Free Import Certificate (DFIC) for embellishment/ consumablesto the members (http://www.epch.in/rcmc.htm)

    Market Development Assistance (MDA) is also given to the

    members as per guidelines. (http://www.epch.in/Mda.htm)

    Chetanalaya is an NGO that supports SHGs to coordinate and

    work as a team towards a common objective.

    The objective in this case is to manufacture, promote and sell

    jute bags. Jute being a very popular product in India and abroad

    is expected to have a great potential market in the fields of gift

    items, apparels, household items, jewellery etc.

    But the problem in this specific case is the "distinction" factor.

    We need to emphasize as to how the jute bags manufactured

    by the respective Self Help Group is different from that

    manufactured in the factories.

    Although the spirit of the women working for the cause is very

    high, but still they cannot beat the factory labors w.r.t. the

    expertise, skill, efficiency and cost. The factory manufacturers

    have the advantage of "economies of scale" which helps them

    beat such groups in prices.

    Hence, to promote the jute bags in this case, we need to appeal

    to the emotional side of the people, emphasizing the benefits

    that the women would draw out of every bag sold.

    These hand-woven bags are different from the other factory

    manufactured bags, as there are a lot of hopes and wishes in

    the eyes of the women who make these, and this is what we

    need to convey to the outside world.

    Every bag manufactured must have a tag attached to it that

    clearly indicates the story of the person behind it. By framing in

    words what each penny would mean to the person, we can

    Overall Strategy for

    Chetanalaya

    http://www.epch.in/Mda.htmhttp://www.epch.in/Mda.htmhttp://www.epch.in/Mda.htmhttp://www.epch.in/Mda.htm
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    make people realize how beneficial their purchase would be, to

    the environment as well as the women of the self help group.

    Whatever promotional means we use to promote the product,

    be it facebook, banners, hoardings, brochures or pamphlets we

    should always clearly point out this distinguishing factor, so that

    people know, why they should buy it.

    This way we shall create a separate market for the product. A

    market consists of thoughtful and concerned people who

    believe in the development and eco-friendly growth of the

    country.

    Now a days when the government is emphasizing on the

    reduction of plastic bags and more awareness is being spread

    about the upliftment of the society, such a market is expected

    to emerge, and hence the potential customers are expected to

    increase.

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    ABOUT CHETANALAYA:

    The mission of Chetanalaya is to empower the

    underprivileged, marginalized and vulnerable sections of the

    society towards self reliance and human dignity. Initiated in

    1970 as a humanitarian response to the plight of people in

    resettlement colonies and slum clusters of Delhi and Haryana,

    Chetanalaya reaches to over a million people through multi

    pronged interventions.

    SELF-HELP GROUPS:

    Chetanalaya is promoting many Self-Help Groups (SHGs)

    and one such Self Help Group has been started with the aim of

    Cleaner Environment. The group produces environmentally

    friendly jute bags as an alternative to plastic bags.

    ABOUT JUTE PRODUCTS:All the jute products manufactured by the SHG under

    the Chetanalaya tag are made with specially trained women

    with the finest quality of jute going into making of the products.

    These jute products are not only sturdy but are also

    environment friendly. All the products are manufactured as per

    the customer requirements and any design can be incorporated

    in the products as per the stipulated requirements. We have a

    long standing commitment towards quality and in the rare case

    a discrepancy arises we repair the products free of cost,

    perhaps the only NGO to do so.

    ALL FOR A CAUSE:

    Corporate Proposal:

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    Every product that you buy goes into upliftment of

    underprivileged sections of the society by providing them a

    constant source of income. Any initiative by your organization in

    buying these products would go a long way in helping these

    people. So we request you to consider our proposal in order to

    buy these environmentally friendly products as this would be

    beneficial to people who are in need of support and

    encouragement. We are ready to supply jute bags of finest

    quality at affordable prices. These bags can be distributed as

    part of your corporate gifts and can be used for conferences

    held within India or abroad. In addition to this we also look

    forward for your cooperation in helping us setup stalls and

    kiosks in your office premises.

    Some of our bag designs are attached in the document for

    reference.

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    Template for the

    tag:

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    Brochure: