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This document proposes a solution to problems with democracy in an unnamed country. It suggests creating a web network that allows voters to stay informed about laws, contact representatives, and participate in lawmaking. This would help address issues like people feeling powerless and distrusting their parliament. The network could become large based on the country's voter numbers and money spent on elections. It would operate like social networks and generate revenue from advertisements and commissions on political transactions.
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Warga
- 1. WARGA for the people
- 2. Problem State of Democracy in country is not particularly good. People feel powerless, disconnected and disenfranchised by big groups, big money and less representation at all levels of governments. 66% voters don’t trust in parliament
- 3. Solution A web network where voters can stay informed and participate in law making in the country. Connect to Representatives when have problems Participate in Law formation when have solution Engage with community Democracy becomes more social
- 5. Market Size 81 crore + • Total Voters in India ₹ 35000 crore+ • Money spent in Lok Shabha Election 2014 Facebook followers • Narendra Modi’s 15 lakh • Arvind Kejriwal’s 5 lakh • Shashi Tharoor’s 18 lakh
- 6. Business Model Build a political online network that would allow us to grow user base to get leverage over incumbency Fundraising • Take 10% commission on each transaction Advisement • User interest based advertisement
- 7. Competition Advantage 1st to Market Voter Incentive Profiles Politician Incentive