Delivering Parental Choice for Parents in North SwindonKevin Gray
Over the next few years there will be an increasing gap between the number of children leaving primary education and the number of places available in secondary education. At its peak over 1 in 3 parents will be forced to educate their children outside of the local area.
This presentation introduces the issues and discusses options for delivering a new school in the area to help bridge the gap and provide parents with a real choice for both secondary and 16+ education provision.
This study assessed drug use patterns and cost efficiency in Upazilla Health Complexes in Bangladesh. The study aimed to examine inappropriate and irrational drug use, identify factors influencing prescribing behaviors, and assess availability of essential drugs and treatment guidelines. Data was collected through observation of 30 patient encounters at each of 20 randomly selected health facilities. The study indicators included prescribing practices, patient care factors, and availability of drugs and treatment guidelines at the health facilities.
Delivering Parental Choice for Parents in North SwindonKevin Gray
Over the next few years there will be an increasing gap between the number of children leaving primary education and the number of places available in secondary education. At its peak over 1 in 3 parents will be forced to educate their children outside of the local area.
This presentation introduces the issues and discusses options for delivering a new school in the area to help bridge the gap and provide parents with a real choice for both secondary and 16+ education provision.
This study assessed drug use patterns and cost efficiency in Upazilla Health Complexes in Bangladesh. The study aimed to examine inappropriate and irrational drug use, identify factors influencing prescribing behaviors, and assess availability of essential drugs and treatment guidelines. Data was collected through observation of 30 patient encounters at each of 20 randomly selected health facilities. The study indicators included prescribing practices, patient care factors, and availability of drugs and treatment guidelines at the health facilities.
KidzKart aims to provide premium baby products online with great customer service and shopping experience. Their mission is to make high quality brands available to parents, especially in tier 2 and 3 cities, so parents can spend more time with their families. The estimated market size for baby products in India is Rs. 15-25 billion, with online estimated at Rs. 100-120 crore and growing rapidly. KidzKart will offer various baby product categories like gear, apparel, toys, furniture and accessories. They describe their order fulfillment process and functional team roles. Key metrics discussed include revenues, profits, web traffic sources, marketing spend, number of customers and visitors.
The document describes a handwashing behavior change campaign targeted at children in the village of Telav, India. The campaign will use familiar sounds and symbols from the community, like the school bell "dong" and fortune telling, to condition children to associate handwashing with healthy habits. A variety of activities are proposed, like handwashing games at school and medical skits, to engage children and spread the message over 21 days to form a new habit. The campaign aims to leverage children as agents of change to influence household behaviors through peer pressure and messaging.
The document outlines digital marketing strategies for different platforms. It discusses using paid campaigns on Facebook and Twitter to boost posts, promote pages and gain followers. It also discusses organic strategies for these platforms like creating engaging content. For Google AdWords, it proposes campaigns targeted at different audiences. It emphasizes the importance of SEO best practices like keyword research, fresh content and link building to reach target audiences.
Urbanization is increasing globally, with over half the world's population now living in urban areas. By 2050, it is projected that 66% of the global population will be urbanized, with Africa and Asia urbanizing the most rapidly at over 1% per year. Population growth, especially in rural areas, is a major driver of urbanization as more people migrate to cities seeking employment, education, and improved standards of living. This rapid urbanization is creating environmental challenges for cities and putting pressure on infrastructure and resources.
This document provides information about a media planning group project for the brand L'Oréal Paris. It includes the names and scores of group members, an introduction to media planning, and details about the brand's assets, needs, goals, and experiences. It then discusses the brand's vision, tagline, and ambitions. It provides information on the brand's values, target groups including age ranges and consumer needs. It also includes consumer reviews and discusses cultural and brand dynamics. The document ends with proposing a communication idea for the brand.
This document contains information about media planning for a L'Oreal Paris campaign. It discusses the consumer journey and key tasks in each stage (Seek, Involve, Act, Share). It then outlines L'Oreal's online value proposition and strategies to build trust and create a touch/feel experience. The document also discusses media mix strategies like reach, frequency, share of voice. It proposes a new "Women of Worth" campaign to pay tribute to working women and their relationships. Strategies to amplify the campaign message through TV ads, hashtags, awards are also mentioned.
The document discusses recombinant proteins, including their production through recombinant DNA technology. It describes how genes can be isolated and inserted into expression vectors, which are then transferred into host cells to produce the recombinant protein. Various methods are covered, including molecular cloning and polymerase chain reaction. Examples of recombinant proteins discussed include insulin, interferons, hormones, and monoclonal antibodies that are used for medical applications.
KidzKart aims to provide premium baby products online with great customer service and shopping experience. Their mission is to make high quality brands available to parents, especially in tier 2 and 3 cities, so parents can spend more time with their families. The estimated market size for baby products in India is Rs. 15-25 billion, with online estimated at Rs. 100-120 crore and growing rapidly. KidzKart will offer various baby product categories like gear, apparel, toys, furniture and accessories. They describe their order fulfillment process and functional team roles. Key metrics discussed include revenues, profits, web traffic sources, marketing spend, number of customers and visitors.
The document describes a handwashing behavior change campaign targeted at children in the village of Telav, India. The campaign will use familiar sounds and symbols from the community, like the school bell "dong" and fortune telling, to condition children to associate handwashing with healthy habits. A variety of activities are proposed, like handwashing games at school and medical skits, to engage children and spread the message over 21 days to form a new habit. The campaign aims to leverage children as agents of change to influence household behaviors through peer pressure and messaging.
The document outlines digital marketing strategies for different platforms. It discusses using paid campaigns on Facebook and Twitter to boost posts, promote pages and gain followers. It also discusses organic strategies for these platforms like creating engaging content. For Google AdWords, it proposes campaigns targeted at different audiences. It emphasizes the importance of SEO best practices like keyword research, fresh content and link building to reach target audiences.
Urbanization is increasing globally, with over half the world's population now living in urban areas. By 2050, it is projected that 66% of the global population will be urbanized, with Africa and Asia urbanizing the most rapidly at over 1% per year. Population growth, especially in rural areas, is a major driver of urbanization as more people migrate to cities seeking employment, education, and improved standards of living. This rapid urbanization is creating environmental challenges for cities and putting pressure on infrastructure and resources.
This document provides information about a media planning group project for the brand L'Oréal Paris. It includes the names and scores of group members, an introduction to media planning, and details about the brand's assets, needs, goals, and experiences. It then discusses the brand's vision, tagline, and ambitions. It provides information on the brand's values, target groups including age ranges and consumer needs. It also includes consumer reviews and discusses cultural and brand dynamics. The document ends with proposing a communication idea for the brand.
This document contains information about media planning for a L'Oreal Paris campaign. It discusses the consumer journey and key tasks in each stage (Seek, Involve, Act, Share). It then outlines L'Oreal's online value proposition and strategies to build trust and create a touch/feel experience. The document also discusses media mix strategies like reach, frequency, share of voice. It proposes a new "Women of Worth" campaign to pay tribute to working women and their relationships. Strategies to amplify the campaign message through TV ads, hashtags, awards are also mentioned.
The document discusses recombinant proteins, including their production through recombinant DNA technology. It describes how genes can be isolated and inserted into expression vectors, which are then transferred into host cells to produce the recombinant protein. Various methods are covered, including molecular cloning and polymerase chain reaction. Examples of recombinant proteins discussed include insulin, interferons, hormones, and monoclonal antibodies that are used for medical applications.