1.
21st August 2011<br />Dynamics of designing innovative products & effective distribution strategies to serve the undeserved markets<br />CPU <br />Flower pot <br />Dr. N. SaiBhaskar Reddy<br />CEO, GEO<br />http://e-geo.org<br />National Social Entrepreneurship Forum (NSEF)<br />IIIT, Hyderabad<br />http://nsef-india.org<br />

2.
What are innovative products ?<br />Creating extensive product rather exclusive product<br />

3.
Knowledge and skills converge to achieve the goal<br />

4.
Open Knowledge for Sustainable Development<br />OPEN KNOWLEDGE [OK] is the way for freedom, development, sustainability and lessening inequities.<br />Knowledge is open if "one is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it without legal, social or technological restriction" - Ref<br />Open Knowledge Technology - copy as it is or change the design or achieve same result doing differently.<br />

5.
Everyone should consider as our product rather your product<br />

6.
Serving Underserved Markets<br />Includes high-risk and low-profit <br />Reaching the unreached<br />Demand based approach creates sustainable systems<br />Don’t make simple things complex for business sake<br />

7.
Good is the Best<br /><ul><li>Accessible

8.
Adoptable

9.
Replicable

10.
Scalable

11.
Sustainable</li></ul>Today’s Best is tomorrows Good<br />

12.
Distribution strategies<br />Creating leaders for facilitation<br />Leaders are the earth leaders<br />Leader is not a leader, but creates leaders<br />

13.
A person striving to achieve success in an enterprise / business is already following all the principles of business<br />Process and results both are important<br />

14.
Why design ?<br />

15.
Umpteen opportunities, one need to understand that there is gold in trash too<br />

16.
Goals are more important than ideas<br />

17.
COMMON GOAL<br />

18.
COMMON ASPECTS<br />Food<br />Water<br />Energy <br />Health<br />Education<br />Habitats<br />Environment<br />Geoecology<br />Cleaning the corners is the greatest work<br />

19.

20.
ENTERPRISES AND ENTERPRISES<br />A real entrepreneur creates more enterprises, rather monopolizing from raw material to final product.<br />

21.
Recognizing the contribution of every stakeholder – from start to end<br />

22.
FIELD LEVEL INTERVENTIONS<br />ACTIVITY<br />CAPACITY<br />DEVELOPMENT<br />RESEARCH<br />FACILITATION<br />

23.
OPPORTUNITIES<br />

24.
FACILITATION / SHARING<br />

25.
LEADERS AND LEADERS<br />

26.
DESIGNED 50 LOW COST EFFICIENT GOOD STOVES<br />

27.
MAGH SERIES BIOCHAR PRODUCING STOVES<br />GOOD STOVES<br />http://goodstove.com<br />

28.
MUSEUM ON STOVES<br />

29.
BIOCHARCULTURE<br />Dr. N. SaiBhaskar Reddy, GEO<br />http://e-geo.org | http://biocharculture.com<br />

30.
Biocharculture Adaptation benefits<br />

31.
CONTROL AND BIOCHAR - OKRA<br />Farmers focus<br />80% ON CROP<br />20% ON SOIL<br />

32.
BIOCHAR COMPOST<br />

33.
BIOCHAR<br />CONTROL<br />1.5 FEET<br />6 FEET<br />

34.
Methane Emissions from paddy fields<br />

35.
Biochar – livestock urine<br />

36.
BIOCHAR URINALS<br />TAPPING NITROGEN FROM URINE OF ANIMALS AND PEOPLE USING BIOCHAR<br />

37.
GREEN BUILDINGS<br />

38.
Thank you..<br />Ref:<br />http://goodstove.com<br />http://biocharindia.com<br />http://okgeo.org<br />http://e-geo.org<br />http://saibhaskar.com<br />http:// …..<br />