Salt industry- research paper presentation

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FLOW OF

PRESENTATION Introduction

Primary Data

Agariyas

NGOs

Manufacturers

Consumers Recommendations

Conclusion


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INTRODUCTION

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Source: Brain Storming Session

Sweeteningthe SALTYrelations

Rationale

Scope

LimitationsSample

Size

Objectives

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Agariyas: Producer or Worker

Source: Yet to be Freed- Magazine by CARE 3


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PRODUCTION ARRANGEMENTS

1. Contract System

2. Workers-cum-Contract

3. Salary

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Quarter of population is affected by migration

Source: Interview with Harinesh Pandya, Janpath

www.saltworkers.blogspot.com 5


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The Temperature variation

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www.saltworkers.blogspot.com


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Diseases

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No water facility

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OBJECTIVES

Objectives

Primary

Attain a balance

Understand theproblems

Secondary

Examine the

manufacturingprocess

Determine theimpact of consumer

preference

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Source: Brain Storming Session

Sweeteningthe SALTYrelations

Rationale

Scope

LimitationsSample

Size

Objectives

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SALIENT FEATURES OF INDIAN SALT

INDUSTRY

Source: Annual Report, 2008-09, Salt Commission of India

Public Sector

3.32

Private Sector

169.63

Co-operativeSector

18.56

(In lakh tonnes)

Production191.51

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SALIENT FEATURES OF GUJARAT SALT

INDUSTRY

Source: Annual Report, 2008-09, Salt Commission of India

Production

149.039

Private Sector

133.457

Co-operativeSector

15.582

PublicSector

0

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(In lakh tonnes)


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PrimaryData

Agariyas

Manufac-turers

Consu-

mers

NGOs

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FINDINGS

Opportunityof

earning

from bittern

Health

Electricity

Traders

Findings

Source: Questionnaire for Agariyas 18


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MANUFACTURERS

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PrimaryData

Agariyas

Manufac-turers

Consu-

mers

NGOs

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PLACES VISITED

BHAVNAGAR GANDHIDHAM DWARKA

1) NIRMA CHEMICALS 1)ANKUR SALT 1) TATA SALT

2) CENTRAL SALT ANDMARINE CHEMICALS

RESEARCH

INSTITUTE(CSMCRI)

2) KUTCH BRINE CHEMICALSPVT. LTD.

3) BHAVNAGAR SALT

WORKS PVT. LTD.

3) LAXMI FOOD CHEM PVT. LTD.

4)PATEL SALT WORKERS

PVT. LTD.

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FINDINGS

Total Production Capacity:

-Large Manufacturers

-Medium Manufacturers

-Small Manufacturers

-More than 3000

tonnes

-Between 650-3000

tonnes

-Less than 650 tonnes

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FINDINGS

Cost Intensive Activity-Large Manufacturers

-Small Manufacturers

Selling and distribution

cost

Production Cost

Consumer survey on records Ankur Salt

Price fluctuation in rawmaterial affect purchase

decision

70% manufacturers saidno

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16%

84%

MALE

FEMALE

PURCHASE DECISION TAKER

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Q4 BRAND- BRAND

Q4 BRAND 1,2 317

Q1 A 264

% 83.28

BRAND IMPORTANCE-TATA SALT

Source: Questionnaire for consumers 36


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Q4 QUALITY-

BRANDQ4 QUALITY 1,2 398

Q1 A 313

% 78.64

QUALITY IMPORTANCE- TATA SALT

Source: Questionnaire for consumers 37


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Recommendations

Education

Microfinance

General

Health

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Microfinance

Defining microfinance Major microfinance institutes in India

Role of Government in setting up of institutions

Economic policy

Memorandum of Association

Benefits to Agariyas

Availability of loan facility toAgariyas

No borrowing from traders Can sell their product at the market price

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COST SHEET OF AMBULANCE


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Particulars Amt. (in Rs)

Income from Agariyas 8400*25 210000

Less: Expenses

Doctor 1*25000 25000

Brother 1*10000 10000

Driver 1*5000 5000

Medications 8400*15 126000

Fuel 115 km/day 19500

Maintenance 2000

Total 187500

Less: Instalment 14000

Total Expenditure per month 201500

Surplus 8500

COST SHEET OF AMBULANCE

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EDUCATION

Regretting the fact they are not educated

Much aware about the importance of

education

Non- Profit Organisation and its contribution

Concentration on the drop-out rates

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GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Improvement in standard of living

Electricity

Sanitation Facility

Drinking Water Tanks

Contribution towards the upliftment of

Agariyas by the end users of edible salt Use of Right to Information (RTI) Act

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OBJECTIVES

ACHIEVEDOJECTIVESACHIEVED

SALTY SWEETENING

Role of Traders Lack of consumerawareness

Plight ofAgariyas

Lack of potable

water

Untimely rains

Poor health andsanitation facilities

Poor working

conditions

Recommendations Transformation ofrole of Agariyas

Consumerfeedback

Role ofmanufacturers

Micro finance

Education

Ambulance

Association

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BIBLIOGRAPHY


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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Yet to be Freed,- magazine, CARE

Souvenir by Indian Salt Manufacturers' Association

Annual report, 2008-09, Salt commission of India

Marketing Management by Koshi, Keller and Philip

Kotler,13th edition, Pearson Education

Financial Management by M Y Khan and P K Jain,

5th edition, Tata McGraw Hill Publication

Tulsian's Cost Accounting For Ca- Pcc/ipcc by Dr P CTulsian, S. Chand Publication

SOURCES OF INFORMATION


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www.economywatch.com www.salttradeindia.com

www.nirma.co.in/salt.htm

www.ankurfoods.com

ankurchemfoodproducts.tradeindia.com

www.tatachemicals.com

www.janpathnetwork.org

saltpanworker.blogspot.com

timesofindia.indiatimes.com

www.csmcri.org

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www.emri.in

www.srmc.edu

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indiamicrofinance.com

www.microfinanceinsights.com


SO C S O O O


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www.microfinanceinfo.com

www.sewa.org

www.sewabharat.org

www.developednation.org

www.pratham.org

ngo.india.gov.in

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ngo.india.gov.in



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INTERVIEWS Mr. Santosh .G.Kamdar

The Bhavnagar Salt & Industrial Works Pvt. Ltd, Bhavnagar, (M)09825303135

Mr. Shivkumar khemka

Chandan Salt Works Pvt. Ltd, Bhavnagar, (M) 09426917445

Mr. D.S. Jhala

Dev Salt Pvt. Ltd, Jamnagar (T) 0288-2754125

Mr. P.N. Rao

Vice President,GHCL Ltd, Ahmedabad, (T) 079-26427519

Mr. Kalubhai Patel

Jagdish Salt, Bhavnagar, (T) 0278-420832 Mr. Ketan Panya

HRD Dept., Nirma Limited, Bhavnmagar (T) 079-7546572

Mr. Bipin bhai Patel

Committee Member, Patel Salt & Marine Chemicals Pvt. Ltd, (T)

02786451665

Mr Sunil Chauhan


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Mr. Sunil Chauhan

Tata Chemicals Ltd., Mithapur

Mr. Parag Dedhani

Tata Chemicals Ltd., Mithapur

Mr. Upendra Bhayani

Tata Chemicals Ltd., Mithapur, (T) 02892-665222

Mr. Bharat BhattGanatar N.G.O

Mr.Darshak Patel (Admin. Dept.)

Nirma Ltd., Bhavnagar

Mr Shailesh Patel (Electric Engineer)

Nirma Ltd., Bhavnagar

Mr. Meena

Deputy Salt Commissioner

(T) 079-27540116


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