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1. Presented to: Ms. A. Shanthi Presented by: Ashok Kumar
Prateek Nigam BFTech VI 05/05/2014 Entrepreneurship Management
Business Plan of Suveedha
2. Suveedha- House for the Underprivilidged Mission To give
basic living conditions to children who otherwise cannot afford it
and making them self-sustaining. 05/05/20142 Ashok and Prateek,
BFTech VI
3. Research A major fund-raising programme on the cards - The
Hindu.htm Apathy is Boring - Articles - Funding of NGOs.htm
Greeting cards from NGOs still a hit,corporates chip in with bulk
orders The Indian Express.htm ITC ties up with NGO to push card
sales - Rediff.com Business.htm The Hindu Karnataka Bangalore News
Cards for those who care.htm 05/05/20143 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech
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4. Project Details Description An NGO for children In Lucknow,
Uttar Pradesh Land area of 2000 sq. ft. Banking on the CSR needs of
the corporate Products by children Money generated will be used for
the children 05/05/20144 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
5. Customers Children 3-8 years who are orphans People buying
the products Customers who will want us to advertise them as our
associates under CSR Products Greeting cards 05/05/20145 Ashok and
Prateek, BFTech VI
6. Services for Advertising customers Advertisement in our
pamphlets and website Services for Children Basic Education
Hygienic food Teaching them skills for products Medical and
psychological counseling 05/05/20146 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech
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7. Associates and their Roles The prime partners will be
teaching the students also Children will be partners and share
profits Any company advertising with us NGOs- Pahal which will
provide loan as well as some services and assist us 05/05/20147
Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
8. Channels of Advertisement Pamphlets distribution Word of
mouth Social networking sites and blogs NGO Pahal will provide
visibility Channels of selling Stalls in malls, banking their CSR
requirements Sold at all major retail stores 05/05/20148 Ashok and
Prateek, BFTech VI
9. Resources Trade mark Government certification Initial
setting up cost and land Man power for orphanage Basic utilities
Stationary 05/05/20149 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
10. Fund Raising Activities Cultural Activities Exhibitions
Schemes for volunteering Above activities will also be assisted by
Pahal 05/05/201410 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
11. Customer Relationship Children- basic utilities, counseling
and medical attention, education, interaction, etc Advertising
customers- personal interaction, names in pamphlets, etc Purchasing
customers- personal interaction, social networking sites and blogs,
seminars, etc 05/05/201411 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
12. Laws and Regulations The Orphanages and other Charitable
Homes (Supervision and Control) Act, 1960 Societies Registration
Act Foreign Contributions Regulation Act Law of Adoption, Minority,
Guardianship and Custody The Minimum Wages Act The Charitable and
Religious Trusts Act Basic Education Act Right to Information Act
05/05/201412 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
13. Plan of Action Land Getting Letters of Support Get the help
of parent NGO- Pahal Register the NGO Acquire the children
Advertising Teaching them Selling the products 05/05/201413 Ashok
and Prateek, BFTech VI
14. Acquiring the Children We need 15-20 children in the age of
5- 8 years for which we need the help of the following: Local
Police, MLAs, Government Offices, etc Human Rights Association
Parent NGO- Pahal Local press/journalists 05/05/201414 Ashok and
Prateek, BFTech VI
15. Repaying the Loan Repay in a time of 4 years We will plan a
part of sales each month to repay the loan We shall also put a
share of donations to repay the loan As it is an NGO loan will be
on 0% interest 05/05/201415 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
16. Financial Plan We will be making 12000 cards and selling
8000 cards at Rs. 10 each per month in the first year
Financial.xlsx 05/05/201416 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
17. Financial Analysis Liquidity ratio= Assets/Liabilities
=2304050/2192800=1.050 It is the most comfortable quick ratio Other
ratios will not be applicable as it is service based
self-sustaining NGO 05/05/201417 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
18. Strengths It is an NGO The product type- greeting cards The
financial input is comparatively less The customer base and value
proposition We are banking on CSR which is the need of the hour Our
channels of distribution Services offered are basic and needed
Customer relationship is strong and philanthropic Key partners are
capable in their duties 05/05/201418 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech
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19. Exit Strategy If the venture fails we shall transfer the
guardianship of children to Parent NGO The building comes back to
the partner We shall sell off the commodities to the parent NGO or
locally 05/05/201419 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI
20. Benefits of the Project Better future of children Source of
contribution towards society Increasing self-sustenance and
literacy CSR needs shall be satisfied Providing genuine and cost
effective products All round development as it will be a combined
effort of NGOs, co-operatives, etc 05/05/201420 Ashok and Prateek,
BFTech VI
21. Expansion Strategy We shall start expanding after 2 years
The number of children shall increase to 25-30 Bookmarks, soft toys
and decoration articles shall be added to the products list We
shall own a website 05/05/201421 Ashok and Prateek, BFTech VI