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    1. Mumbai Grahak Panchayat’s Innovative Distribution Model Presented by: Shirish Deshpande
    2. Role Model for Sustainable Consumption
      • Norwegian Environment Ministry highlighted MGP’s Distribution System as a Role Model for promoting Sustainable Consumption, at the conference organized by Commission on Sustainable Development at New York in April 1999.
      • Artificial shortages & scarcities
      • Sky-rocketting prices
      • Cheating in weights & measures
      • Adulteration
      Unfriendly Buying Environment
      • Consumer-friendly Distribution Model
      • Of
      • Buying Groups
    3. Philosophy
      • Growth In Production
      • Equity In Distribution
      • Restrain On Consumption
    4. How the Model operates
    5. 11 Families Buying Group Group Leader MGP Distribution Model
    6. Indent Indent Consolidation Total Order Bargaining & Negotiation MGP HQ Producers Wholesalers Market Price Plus 7 to 7.5 % FINAL PRICE Final Price Final Price Total Indents PAYMENT WAREHOUSE Unpacking Repacking DELIVERY PAYMENT MGP Distribution Model Purchase Committee
    7. Profile of the MODEL
      • 90 products available every month.
      • Delivery to 21,632 families through 1574 Buying Groups .
      • Product range covers grains, cereals, edible oils, dry fruits, soaps and detergents, cosmetics, hosiery, stationery etc.
      • Annual turnover: INR 250 million (US $ 6.09 million )
    8. Economics of the MODEL
      • System operates on ‘No Profit – No Loss’ basis.
      • End price includes Procurement Cost, Transportation Costs and Administrative Expenses.
      • Savings of 15-20 % in monthly grocery budget of the household.
    9. Annual Sales Turnover
    10. More & More Families Joining Buying Groups
    11. Benefits to Members
      • Products cheaper in price, better in quality and accurate in weights & measures
      • Saving 15-20% in monthly Grocery Bills
      • Delivery at Buying Groups’ Doorstep
      • Saving of Members’ time & money on transportation
      • Focus on Health & Nutrition
    12. How the MODEL promotes Sustainable Consumption
      • Discourages impulsive buying.
      • Helps restrain unnecessary or extravagant consumption.
      • Substantial savings in fuel consumption.
      • Reduces transportation for delivery
      • Saves 52,544 kms. transportation per month in Mumbai
    13. How the MODEL promotes Sustainable Consumption (contd)
      • Reduction in Greenhouse Gases
      • Employs re-usable cloth bags for wheat, rice and sugar thereby cutting plastic usage.
      • Effectively dispenses use of 75,000 plastic bags per month thus eliminates use of 2100 kgs. of plastic per month or 25,200 kgs. of plastic per year.
      • Discourages wasteful, fancy packing
    14. Environmental benefit
      • Delivery to 1178 Buying Groups in Mumbai involves 4300 km running of delivery vehicles per month.
      • In absence of such a Model , these consumers going to local markets would collectively incur 56,544 km of transportation per month.
      • The Model thus effectively saves 52,244 kms . of transportation per month.
    15. Indent Indent Consolidation Total Order Bargaining & Negotiation MGP HQ Producers Wholesalers Market Price Plus 7 to 7.5 % FINAL PRICE Final Price Final Price Total Indents PAYMENT WAREHOUSE Unpacking Repacking DELIVERY PAYMENT Environment Friendly MGP Distribution Model Lesser Pollution Fuel & Resource Optimization Time Saver
    16. Sustainable Consumer Movement
      • Promotes Sustainable Consumer Organization
      • Sustainable Consumer Movement.
    17. KEY ELEMENTS OF MODEL
      • Operates largely on voluntary efforts
      • Based on Members’ faith & trust
      • Driven by Collective Leadership
      • Guided by Social Philosophy
      • Promotes Sustainable Consumption
      • Establishes Consumer Sovereignty
      • Operates on ‘No Profit-No Loss’ basis
    18. KEY ELEMENTS OF MODEL (contd)
      • 15 to 20 % Savings in grocery bills
      • Service-oriented and not commercially-oriented
      • No stocks, No Inventories
      • Discourages MNC Products
      • Special emphasis on Health & Nutrition
      • Predominant women participation & empowerment
      • High satisfaction level
    19. What is needed to start Buying Groups
      • Service-oriented approach
      • Availability of dedicated voluntary activists coming from local areas
      • Involvement of house-wives with their natural sense of care and concern
      • Inspiring and trustworthy Leadership
      • Small team of ladies, good at tasting and selecting household products
      • Sense of social responsibility
      • Sensitivity for environment
    20. The GLOBAL WARMING may be “ THE INCONVENIENT TRUTH ” But THE CONVENIENT WAY OUT is MGP’S UNIQUE DISTRIBUTION MODEL
    21. If you wish to replicate this model in your country
      • Contact:
      • Shirish Deshpande,
      • Mumbai Grahak Panchayat
      • [email_address]
      • or
      • mgpanchayat@hotmail.com
      T H A N K Y O U

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