Changing Lives in Rural India Presented By: Ganga Kumar MBA Session-2018-20 Roll No-64

Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1of 10

Changing lives in rural india

Presented by:
Ganga kumar
MBA session-2018-20
Roll no-64
troduction
oject Shakti is an initiative to financially empower rural
omen and create livelihood opportunities for them. It
ovides a regular income stream for the Shakti
trepreneurs and their families.
e programme began in 2001
oject Shakti has created livelihood opportunities for
ore than 80,000 women across India.15 states
rticipated
ese women entrepreneurs (called Shakti Ammas)
The benefits of Project Shakti were:-

It empowered women by improving their social status

Gave people access to hygienic products and thus improved health
conditions

It enabled women to acquire education and entrepreneur skills in the
process

HUL earned profits through Project Shakti as it taped the Below
Poverty Line market, which was an untapped market earlier.

HUL through this project was able to manage it’s CSR goals by
empowering people to come out of poverty
ORGANISATION
STRUCTURE
Area Sales Manager
(ASM)

Sales Officer (SO)

Territory Sales In-charge (TSI) in some States

Divisional Rural Sales Promoters (DRSP) in some States

Rural Sales Promoters Junior RSPs


(RSP)

Shakti Entrepreneurs (SE)


Shakti Entrepreneurs (SE)
SHAKTI INITIATIVES
• Shakti Entrepreneur:
Typically, a woman from a SHG selected as a Shakti entrepreneur—
direct-to home distributors in rural
markets who receive stocks at their doorstep from the HLL rural
distributor and sells direct to consumers
as well as to retailers in the village2
. To get started the Shakti woman borrows from her SHG and the
company itself chooses only one person. With training and hand-holding
by the company for the first three
months, she begins her door-to-door journey selling her wares.
Shakti Vani:
This is “One-to-many communication” scheme of Project Shakti.
Hindustan Unilever trains local women
to give talks to villagers about basic health practices, such as good
hygiene, disease prevention and preand post-natal care, using
visual aids to overcome widespread literacy through meetings at
schools, village
baithaks, SHG meetings. The Vani project—a social
communication programme—however, is
operational, presently, in more than 20,000 villages in states like
Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Chattisgarh
and Andhra Pradesh.
iShakti:
This IT-based rural information service was to provide
demand driven information and services across a
large variety of sectors such as agriculture, education,
vocational training, health and hygiene that unlock
economic and social progress. in association with the
Andhra Pradesh Government's Rajiv Internet
Village Programme it has been set up in 400 villages in
Andhra Pradesh, and has been functional since
August 2003. The i-Shakti kiosks are operated by the Shakti
Entrepreneur.
CONCLUSION
It creates a win-win partnership
between HUL and the rural consumers for mutual benefit
and growth. This can be said as sustainable
development in the sphere of business sphere.

You might also like