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This document summarizes key aspects of three recent bills passed in India related to agriculture:
01. The Farmer Produce Trade and Commerce Bill allows barrier-free intra- and inter-state trade of farm produce outside of government-regulated wholesale markets (mandis). This threatens state tax revenues and mandi jobs.
02. The Farmers' Empowerment and Protection Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill allows pre-agreed pricing for contract farming but contains loopholes and may not benefit small farmers.
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2) The Farmers Agreement on Price Assurance and Farm Services Act, which provides a legal framework for contract farming agreements between farmers and companies.
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- The government will bear most of the costs, even up to 90% of the premium. Smart technology will be used to assess claims quickly
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The document provides an overview of agricultural marketing in India. It discusses [1] the history and need for reforms to the agricultural marketing system, [2] key reform attempts over the years including eNAM and new farm laws, and [3] important components of agricultural marketing like AGMARK, commodity markets, and risks/constraints. It also presents a case study of a company called "Our Food Pvt Ltd" that aims to disrupt the agricultural value chain through a network of farmer franchises.
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- Cooperative marketing societies were formed to help increase farmer incomes and reduce exploitation. However, only a few have succeeded in processing industries.
- Regulated markets were established to improve quality of produce and ensure fair prices for farmers through transparency. They are democratically managed committees.
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The document discusses the implications of India's 2020 farm laws on Adivasi and forest-dwelling communities. It argues that the laws will facilitate corporatization of agriculture, violate tribal communities' rights, and erode the power of Gram Sabhas. Specifically, the laws will 1) lead to land alienation and debt traps for small farmers, 2) deregulate markets and commodify farming, threatening food security, and 3) violate the constitutional protections provided to tribal communities under laws like PESA and FRA. It calls for demanding the repeal of the farm laws and strengthening tribal self-governance and rights.
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Introduction:
In today's competitive business landscape, effective promotion is key to standing out and driving growth. GADS (Google Ads) business promoting offers a powerful digital marketing solution that helps businesses reach their target audience, increase visibility, and drive valuable conversions. This captivating description explores the world of GADS business promoting, highlighting its significance, key features, and its ability to accelerate business growth and achieve remarkable results.
Section 1: Understanding GADS Business Promoting
1.1 The Power of Digital Advertising:
Digital advertising has revolutionized the way businesses connect with their customers. GADS business promoting leverages the vast reach and targeting capabilities of Google Ads, allowing businesses to deliver compelling messages to the right audience at the right time.
1.2 Targeted Advertising:
GADS business promoting enables businesses to precisely target their ideal customers based on demographics, interests, online behavior, and more. By reaching the right audience, businesses can maximize the impact of their advertising campaigns and achieve higher conversion rates.
Section 2: Key Features of GADS Business Promoting
2.1 Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Advertising:
GADS business promoting operates on a pay-per-click model, ensuring that businesses only pay for the actual clicks their ads receive. This cost-effective approach allows businesses to optimize their marketing budget and achieve measurable results.
2.2 Ad Format Variety:
GADS business promoting offers a wide range of ad formats, including text ads, display ads, video ads, shopping ads, and more. Businesses can choose the format that best suits their marketing goals, delivering engaging and visually appealing messages to their target audience.
2.3 Keyword Targeting:
With GADS business promoting, businesses can target specific keywords that align with their products or services. By bidding on relevant keywords, businesses can increase their ad visibility in search engine results, ensuring that they are visible to potential customers actively searching for related offerings.
2.4 Remarketing:
GADS business promoting allows businesses to reach out to users who have previously interacted with their website or mobile app. By serving targeted ads to these users, businesses can re-engage them and increase the likelihood of conversion, turning past visitors into loyal customers.
Section 3: Accelerating Growth with GADS Business Promoting
3.1 Increased Visibility:
By leveraging GADS business promoting, businesses can enhance their online visibility and increase brand awareness. Through strategic targeting and compelling ad content, businesses can reach a wider audience and establish a strong online presence.
3.2 Precise Audience Targeting:
GADS business promoting enables businesses to define their target audience with precision.
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Introduction:
In the ever-evolving business landscape, organizations face numerous internal and external factors that can impact their success. DSWOT analysis is a powerful framework that helps businesses identify and analyze their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. This engaging description explores the world of DSWOT analysis, shedding light on its significance, key components, and its ability to guide strategic decision-making for sustainable growth.
Section 1: Understanding DSWOT Analysis
1.1 Defining DSWOT Analysis:
DSWOT analysis is an extension of the traditional SWOT analysis, encompassing additional dimensions of "Dependence" and "Stability." It provides a comprehensive framework to assess the internal and external factors influencing an organization's performance and its ability to respond to market dynamics effectively.
1.2 Significance of DSWOT Analysis:
DSWOT analysis is a valuable tool that enables organizations to identify their core competencies, vulnerabilities, market opportunities, and potential threats. It serves as a foundation for developing strategies that leverage strengths, mitigate weaknesses, seize opportunities, and address challenges.
Section 2: Components of DSWOT Analysis
2.1 Strengths:
Identifying and assessing the internal strengths that give an organization a competitive edge. This includes evaluating resources, capabilities, brand reputation, and unique selling propositions that differentiate the organization from its competitors.
2.2 Weaknesses:
Analyzing internal limitations and areas that need improvement. This involves evaluating aspects such as operational inefficiencies, skill gaps, outdated technology, or weak market positioning that may hinder the organization's performance.
2.3 Opportunities:
Identifying external factors that can be leveraged to create growth and competitive advantage. This includes analyzing market trends, emerging technologies, consumer preferences, regulatory changes, or untapped market segments that present opportunities for expansion.
2.4 Threats:
Assessing external factors that pose risks or challenges to the organization's success. This involves analyzing competitive pressures, market volatility, economic fluctuations, changing consumer behaviors, or disruptive technologies that may impact the organization's market position.
2.5 Dependence:
Examining the organization's dependence on key resources, stakeholders, or external factors that can significantly influence its operations, performance, or strategic decisions. This includes assessing dependencies on suppliers, partners, regulatory frameworks, or market conditions.
2.6 Stability:
Evaluating the organization's stability and resilience in the face of internal or external disruptions. This involves assessing factors such as financial stability, operational continuity, risk management practices, or crisis preparedness.
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Web Analytics and Search Console: Unleashing the Power of Data for Digital Success
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In today's digital landscape, understanding the performance and impact of your online presence is essential for achieving digital success. Web analytics and search console are powerful tools that provide invaluable insights into the effectiveness of your website, user behavior, and search engine performance. This captivating presentation dives into the world of web analytics and search console, unraveling their potential to unlock data-driven strategies that drive online growth and optimize user experiences.
Section 1: The Power of Web Analytics
- Unveiling the true potential of web analytics in today's digital ecosystem
- Understanding the importance of data-driven decision-making for online success
- Exploring key web analytics metrics and their significance in measuring performance and user engagement
- Leveraging web analytics to gain actionable insights for website optimization and conversion rate improvement
Section 2: Introduction to Search Console
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Section 3: Analyzing User Behavior with Web Analytics
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- Analyzing keyword performance, search impressions, and click-through rates (CTRs)
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Product Research: Unlocking Insights for Successful Innovation
Introduction: Product research plays a pivotal role in driving successful innovation and business growth. By exploring market dynamics, consumer behavior, and competitive landscapes, organizations can gather valuable insights to guide their product development strategies. This comprehensive 3000-word description aims to delve into the realm of product research, shedding light on its significance, key methodologies, and actionable insights it offers.
Section 1: The Importance of Product Research
1.1 Defining Product Research: Gathering data and insights to inform product development, marketing strategies, and business decisions.
1.2 Benefits of Product Research: Identifying unmet consumer needs, reducing product failure risks, enhancing competitiveness, and fostering innovation.
Section 2: Key Components of Product Research
2.1 Market Analysis: Evaluating market size, growth potential, trends, and competitive forces.
2.2 Consumer Insights: Understanding preferences, needs, and pain points through surveys, focus groups, and interviews.
2.3 Competitive Analysis: Assessing competitors' products, strategies, strengths, and weaknesses.
2.4 Product Development: Guiding the entire product lifecycle, from idea generation to feasibility evaluation and iterative testing.
Section 3: Methodologies and Approaches in Product Research
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3.2 Qualitative Research: Uncovering motivations, attitudes, and behaviors through focus groups, interviews, and observational studies.
3.3 User Experience (UX) Research: Evaluating usability, functionality, and user satisfaction through testing and feedback.
3.4 Data Analytics and Market Intelligence: Leveraging big data and analytics tools for real-time insights into consumer behavior and market trends.
Section 4: Actionable Insights and Implementation
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4.2 Pricing Strategies: Gaining insights into pricing dynamics and consumer willingness to pay.
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Farm bill 2020
- 2. 1ST 2ND 3RD 4th • Introduced by whom • Farmer’s Demands • About Bills • Steps By Farmers & Govt. Today’s Agenda….
- 3. On 5th June 2020 by Union Minister of Agriculture & farmer’s Welfare, Rural Development & Panchayati Raj, Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, Introduced By Whom ? Introduced : 1. The Farmer’s Produce Trade And Commerce (Promotion And Facilitation) Bill, 2020 2. The Farmers (Empowerment And Protection) Agreement Of Price Assurance And Farm Services, Bill, 2020 Minister Of State For Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution, Mr. Raosaheb Patil Danve Introduced The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, 2020 In The Lok Sabha.
- 4. Terminology. 1. APMC: Agricultural Produce Market Committee is a system operating under the state tttGovernment since agricultural marketing is a state subject. The APMC has yards tttmandis in the market area that regulates the notified agricultural produce. 2. Essential Commodities: By declaring a commodity as essential such as cereals, pulses, oilseeds, edible oils, tttonion and potatoes, the government can control the production, supply, tttand tttdistribution of that commodity and impose a stock limit. 3. Minimum Support Price: The MSP is a minimum price guarantee that acts as a safety net or insurance for tttfarmers when they sell particular crops. (Recent report; only 6% farmers sell at tttMSP)
- 5. 1st Bill The Farmers Produce Trade And Commerce (Promotion Facilitation) Bill allows barrier – free intra – inter state trade of farm produce. Previously, farm produce was sold at notified wholesale markets, or mandis, run by the 7000 Agricultural Produce Marketing Committees(APMCs). Each APMC had licensed middlemen who would buy from farmers – at prices set by auction – before selling to institutional buyers like retailers and big trades.
- 6. fa Why Protesting on Promotion Facilitation Bill ? Survival of the small farmer. Barrier free inter-state trade. State Govt. tax loss leading to APMC shutting down.
- 7. 2nd Bill The Farmers (Empowerment And Protection) Agreement Of Price Assurance And Farm Services, Bill allow farmers to enter into agreements with agricultural-firms, exporters or large buyers to produce a crop for a pre-agreed price.
- 8. Why Protesting Agreement Of Price Assurance Bill ? Farmers want MSP for private deals. Weak legal rights for farmers.
- 9. 3rd Bill The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill proposes to allow economic agents to stock food articles freely without the fear of being prosecuted for hoarding. A stock limit may be imposed only if there is: 1. a 100% increase in retail price of horticulture produce and; 2. a 50 % increase in the retail price of non perishable agricultural food items. Remove commodities like cereals, pulses, oilseeds, onion and potatoes from the list of essential commodities.
- 10. What if corporates start hoarding or stocking. Artificial price fluctuations Why Protesting Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill ?
- 11. To end monopoly of APMC so that they can sell to private players. Legal framework to farmers so that they can contract with private player. Remove restrictions on farm produce so that they can stock and in right time they can bring it to the market. Why were Farm laws introduce ?
- 12. Don’t Eliminate Middleman Reform APMC. 1. MSP As Legal Right. 2. 4. FARMERS DEMANDS 3.
- 13. 5th June 2020 25th Sep 2020 27th Sep 2020 25th Nov 2020 3rd & 5th Dec 2020 11th Dec 2020 Bill Introduce Became Farm Laws Talks AIKSC Bharat Bandh “Delhi Chalo” Validity Case in S.C.
- 14. 12th Jan 2021 26th Jan 2021 21st Feb 2021 27th May 2021 22nd October 2020 29th Nov 2021 Committee Setup “Rail Roko” S.C. Tractor Parade Rakesh Tikait Farmer’s Victory.
- 15. Courtesy : NDTV