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Rural marketing module 1
1. RURAL MARKETING
Rural marketing involves the process
of developing, pricing, promoting
,distributing rural specific product and a
service leading to exchange between rural
and urban market which satisfies
consumer demand and also achieves
organizational objectives.
2. Why Rural Market ?
Agriculture’s 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” ?
3. Rural Economy
Agriculture is the main stay of the
Indian economy, as it constitutes the
backbone of rural India which
inhabitants more than 70% of total
Indian population.
Discuss the ancient India
4. Five-year plan
Jawaharlal Nehru presented the first
five-year plan to the Parliament of
India on December 8th 1951
Milestone of Indian History
11 th five year plan started in march
2007
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8. Turning Points
Green Revolution Dr M S
Swaminathan
White Revolution Dr Vargeese
Kurian
Blue Revolution Dr Hirala Chaudri
Telecom Revolution Sam
Pitharado
9. Five-year plan changed the face
of rural development
1950 – 2000
Barter to cash rich economy
Economic Allocation crossed one lack
crore
Rapid increase in literacy rate
HDI - Human Development Index
HDI includes economic, educational
and health development
16. How we can achieve this aim
?
Proper attention to agriculture
Focus on cropping system
Region based strategy is required
Credit and insurance system
17. Various Steps taken
Institutional Credit
Involvement of panchayat raj
institutions
Self help groups
NABARD
Communication
18. Union Budget 2001
Pradhana manthri Gramodhana Yojana
Self Employment Scheme
Employment assurance scheme
Janashree bima yogana – insurance
cover
Rural Infrastructure fund
Micro finance
Policy on land , water, agriculture and
housing
Encouraging rural industry,CSR, to digital
world.
19. Rural Infrastructure
Road connectivity
Post office
Radio
Television
Press and Print Media
Telecom service
Mobile service
Electrification
20. Social Infrastructure
Rural Health Service
Sub centers
Primary Health centers
Community Health centers
Public distribution system
23. Challenges to Indian Marketer
(Marketing perspective )
Indian market is open to foreign
companies
The increasing number of cross
boarder alliance
Growth of global brand in Indian
market
Global life style
Emergence of attractive rural market
24. Rural Marketing perspective
Under developed people
Under developed market
Improper communication facilities
Many languages
Vastness & uneven spread
Low per capita income
Poor infrastructure facilities
Seasonal demand
Ineffective distribution channel
Spurious brands
25. To overcome these challenges
Strategic alliance, mergers and
acquisitions
Reengineering
Adopting TQM
Supply chain management
Tap untapped market