Nirvah's mission is to empower and inspire youth to support a sustainable and eco-friendly society through raising awareness about sustainable materials and a circular economy. The document discusses identifying Generation Z students in India as the target market and conducting interviews to understand their needs, such as wanting a more engaging way to learn about sustainability topics. It analyzes the large and growing e-learning market in India, with the market for e-learning in schools in India expected to reach $54 million by 2024.
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Nirvah
Nirvah’s mission is to empower and
inspire the youth to create and support
a sustainable and eco-friendly society
by bringing more awareness about the
benefits of sustainable materials and
supporting a circular economy.
Nirvah means to sustain, maintain & accommodate.
mission
statement
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provisional personacustomer
development
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behaviors
Youth are largely ignorant about environmental issues.
Unaware about the footprint created by unsustainable
products.
Unaware about the renewable resources or practices.
needs and goals
Knowing about personal usage of materials and how
sustainable they are
Contributing towards an eco-friendly society
Platform to learn, engage and contribute regarding
green practices
people
Rohit Kapoor
“How is use of some
plastic causing the
planet to heat?”
facts
Generation Z (born between 1995-2015)
Lives in New Delhi, India
High school student
No such income
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hypothesis
We believe people from generation z
(born b/w 1995-2015) have a need for
a platform that provides fun learning
experience about using sustainable
materials and contributing towards a
circular economy.
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customer
development
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How might we
educate the youth
about the benefits of
using sustainable
products and
materials in their
daily lives?
priority
molecule
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topic map
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Access and affordability
Benefits(environmental &
social)
Problems with current
packaging (using non-
renewable resources)
sustainable materials
How will achieving zero waste
help climate change? How will it
create a more equitable society
circular economy
Existing metal models and
perspectives
Understanding of relationships
within ecosystems
Feedback loops and leverages
systems thinking
Behavior, motivation, accessibility
and outlook, consideration,
education, knowledge
personal habits
customer
development
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participants | recruitment
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Jindal Global Law School,
Sonipat, Delhi
Gautam, 23
Ahmedabad International School,
Ahmedabad, India
Param, 17
Executive Director Emeritus, Board
President, Bay Area Green Tours
(Sustainability in Action)
Marissa, 45
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Name/Age
Work/School
Channel
customer
development
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“ Our school doesn’t have an engaging module for teaching us about
sustainability, it is more of reciting stats about climate change from text
books”
“I find most of my information about sustainable materials from social
media pages such as sustainable living and green matters”
“there is an upcoming trend about using organic and sustainable materials
manufactured in India”
“how would I know that my toothbrush takes 1000 years to decompose?”
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key takeawayscustomer
development
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worked/didn’t work?customer
development
– all the ones who responded are
willing to spread the word, and help
us get in touch with more interviewees
– we were able to fix times for the
interviews that suited both the team
members and the interviewees easily.
– were able to find the two different
perspectives
– need to improvise on survey and
interview questions
– virtual interviews were challenging
and overwhelming
– tough to get a hold of school
officials because of pandemic
– survey responses were low
– thinking about what market/country
we should focus on
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our market?market type
and sizing
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Segmented by niche
schools/colleges using E-Learning in India
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market size?market type
and sizing
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Market size surpassed USD 200
billion in 2019
Anticipated to grow at over 8%
CAGR between 2020 and 2026
e-learning in world
TAM
SAM
SOM
https://www.gminsights.com/industry-analysis/
elearning-market-size
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market size?market type
and sizing
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Market size of USD247 million
1.6 million users in 2016
It is expected to grow at 44
percent CAGR to reach 9.6 million
users by 2021.”
e-learning in other sectors in India
TAM
SAM
SOM
http://www.aurumequity.com/the-online-education-
industry-in-india-present-and-future/
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market size?market type
and sizing
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TAM
SAM
SOM
Market size of USD 6.7 million
Expected to reach USD 54 million
by 2024. CAGR - 40.9%
e-learning in schools in India
https://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/
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