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    Introduction to Rural

    MarketingAnil Kanwar

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    Why should we do this course?

    Agricultures share in GDP is going down, but, India still

    lives in her villages

    Urban markets are crowded and saturated

    The understanding of rural is diffused and sometimes

    confusing

    Is rural marketing different from urban marketing ?

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    Session Coverage

    Rural India Some definitional issues

    Phases/ stages in rural marketing

    Scope of rural marketing

    How is rural India changing?

    Schools of thought- Approaches to Rural Markets

    Strategic Issues & Directions in rural marketing

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    Defining Rural India

    Organisation Definition Limitations

    NSSO (Census) Population density < 400 / Sq Km

    75 percent of the male workingpopulation is engaged in agriculture

    No Municipal corporation / board

    rural not defined

    PlanningCommission

    Towns upto 15,000 population areconsidered rural

    Towncharacteristics notdefined

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    LG Electronics All places other than the7 metros

    Only clarifies what arethe cities

    NABARD All locations with apopulation upto 10, 000considered rural

    Village & towncharacteristics notdefined

    Sahara Commercialestablishments locatedin areas servicing lessthan 1000 population

    Populationcharacteristics unknown

    Source: The Rural Marketing Book- Text & Practice, Kashyap. P and Raut. S (2007)

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    Defining Rural Marketing

    National Commission onAgriculture

    NGOs Corporate RuralMarketing Definition

    Decisions to producesaleable farm

    commodities involving

    all the aspects of themarket system orstructure, bothfunctional and

    institutional, based ontechnical & economic

    considerations and

    includes the pre & postharvest operations.

    Marketing productsproduced in rural areas

    to urban areas

    Marketing productsproduced in rural areas

    in rural markets

    Function that managesall activities involved inassessing, stimulating

    and converting thepurchasing power ofrural consumers intoeffective demand forspecific products and

    services to createsatisfaction & a better

    standard of living forachieving organisational

    goals.

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    Phases in Rural Marketing

    Sr. No Time Frame Key Events & Trends

    1 Phase One( Pre 1960s) Marketing ruralproducts in rural andurban areas

    Agricultural inputs in

    rural areasAgriculturalmarketing

    Farming methods wereprimitive andmechanisation was low

    Markets unorganised

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    2 Phase Two ( 1960s to 1990s) Green Revolution

    Companies likeMahindra and Mahindra,Sri Ram Fertilisers andIFFCO emerge

    Rural products werealso marketed throughagencies like KVIC

    3 Phase Three( 1990s to Present) Demand forconsumables anddurables rise

    Companies find growthin urban marketsstagnating or falling

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    Scope of Rural Marketing

    Keenly debated topic

    Definitions based on organisational/ institutional vision,

    mission & goals

    Need for a comprehensive and modular understanding

    Rural Marketing is a work in progress

    Multi disciplinary approach is necessary for sharper

    understanding

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    Domain of Rural Marketing

    To

    Rural Urban

    From

    Rural

    Urban

    Source: M. Jha, Rural Marketing- Some Conceptual Issues, EPW, 1988

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    Scope of Rural Marketing

    Domain ofRuralMarketing

    Dimensions of the transaction

    Participants Products/services

    Modalities Norms Outcomes

    Rural toRural

    Rural to

    Urban

    Urban toRural

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    Changes in Rural India

    Diverse change levers in rural India

    The pull of the cities & towns migration and its side

    effects

    Effect of government programmes

    Civil society interventions

    Natural & manmade disasters

    Slow but sure change

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    Transitions In Rural India

    Food Grain Crops

    On land activities

    Farm Activities

    Nonfood, cash crops

    Livestock & fisheries

    Manufacturing &services

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    Rural Employment Patterns( Male)

    Sector Year 1987 ( % share inemployment)

    Year -2004 ( % share inemployment)

    Agriculture 75 67

    Transport &Communication

    2 8

    Trade & Hotels 5 7

    Construction 4 7

    Manufacturing 7 8

    Source: NSSO data, Mckinsey Global Institute Study, 2004-05

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    Rural India Population Trends

    1971 1981 1991 2001

    TotalPopulation (in

    million)

    548.2 683.3 848.3 1026.9

    RuralPopulation (in

    million)

    524.0 628.8 741.6

    As a proportionof total

    population

    76.7 74.3 72.2

    DecadalVariation

    19.8 16.7 15.2

    Source: Census 2001

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    The joint family system is being replaced by the nuclear

    family system

    The occupational pattern shows a predominance ofcultivators and wage earners

    Cultivators( 40.86 %) and Wage Earners( 35.28 %)

    according to NCAER studies (2002)

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    Rural Settlement & Habitation Trends

    Key findings from 2001 census

    Population density 253/ sq kilometer and total number of

    villages is 638, 588

    Villages having less than 500 population are falling

    Villages having 2000 + population most prosperous

    What are the implications of these trends?

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    Size of villages/ habitations are changing

    Role & influence of towns is changing

    Social interaction is a mix of rural and urban

    Lets look at some key trends in detail

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    Rural Income Trends

    Annual Income (at 1998-99

    prices)

    Income Class 1989-90( %Households)

    1998-99 ( %Households)

    1,40,000 High 0.5 3.0

    Source: National Council for Applied Economic Research, 2000

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    Rural Marketing- Schools of Thought

    Determinist School

    Activist School

    What is the right approach?

    Dependent on level of market development, stage in the

    PLC and access to resources

    Amul & ITC prominent examples

    No water-tight compartmentalisation

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    Strategic Issues & Directions in RuralMarketing

    Evolutionary Vs revolutionary changes in rural markets

    Role of state & market forces

    ICT based interventions

    Partnership innovations

    Developmental role of rural marketing

    Scalability & replication of rural marketing programmes

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    ICT in Rural Markets

    Category Government Private NGO/ PPP

    InfrastructureProvision

    NIC N- Logue Simputer

    Rural Services Bhoomi(

    Karnataka)

    Sewa

    Agri Marketing Agmarknet E- Choupal OzhwarSandhiyes

    Agri extension Universities EID Parry

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    Close of Session

    Thank You