The document provides guidelines for structuring a presentation in several sections: problem statement, scope of solution, impact of solution, challenges and mitigation factors. It recommends including the problem being addressed, comparison to existing alternatives, proposed solution details, challenges to the solution, implementation requirements, and impact metrics. The presentation template sections are problem statement, scope of solution, challenges and mitigation factors, and impact of solution.

1. Presentation Guidelines
*(This slide is only for guidance, not to be included in the presentation)
The Presentation prepared by the teams can be structured in the format
mentioned below. Please treat this structure only as a guideline, innovations are
always welcome.
Problem statement
Scope of the solution
Impact of the solution
Challenges and mitigating factors
Reasons for selecting a specific cause(s), if selected

2. Samriddh M.P.
Idea Competition
• Team Member:
• College Name:
• Theme:

3. Problem Statement
The theme which you are addressing
The specific problem statement
What is the current situation
Comparison with existing alternative(s) or solution already applied to them
Strengths and weaknesses of the solution already used

4. Scope of the Solution
Solution suggested
Strengths of the solution suggested
Key steps involved
Stakeholder/s involved at each step
Leveraging existing government infrastructure

5. Challenges and Mitigation Factors
Identify social, economic and political challenges to the proposed solution
Legal, technological and environmental challenges of the proposed solution, if
any
Means to mitigate the identified challenges

6. Implementation of the Solution
Implementation of the solution
Financial and human resources required at each step
Proposed sources of funding
Feasibility keeping in mind cost and ease of integration with existing
government measures
Sustainability of the proposed solution

7. Impact of the Solution
Parameters to measure the impact of the solution
Scalability of the solution
Sustainability of the solution
Appropriate monitoring mechanisms

8. Bibliography
Supporting documents and secondary sources
References and citations

9. Thank You

10. Samriddh M.P.
Product Competition
• Team Member:
• College Name:
• Theme:

11. Problem Statement
The theme which you are addressing
The specific problem statement
What is the current situation
Comparison with existing alternative(s) or solution already applied to them
Strengths and weaknesses of the product already in use

12. Product Information
 Short description of the product you are presenting in the form of vision and/or
mission statement
 Do you have a working prototype? (Y/N)
 Problem/ Opportunity you are solving for
 Describe your target audience. Avoid technical terms and only focus on explaining
the opportunity.
 Describe how you want to address the need or opportunity. Concentrate on
essential value proposition and customer benefits

13. Product Analysis
 Product analysis- Present your product/service and its Unique Selling Proposition (USP)
 Include any entry barriers you may face (Intellectual property etc.)
 The kind of customers & geography segments you will be addressing and why they
will not use products already existing
 Highlight any validation that you may have done that supports your proposition.
 Prototype features
 Prototype - Instructions for use

14. Challenges and Mitigation Factors
Identify social, economic and political challenges to the product
Legal, technological and environmental challenges of the product, if any
Means to mitigate the identified challenges

15. Impact of the Product
Parameters to measure the impact of the product
Scalability
Sustainability
Appropriate monitoring mechanisms

16. Thank You