The document outlines a proposal to create an informed society by establishing social franchise public information centers in rural areas that provide locals with access to important government, business, and community information at low cost via the internet and trained operators. The centers would collect relevant information from various sources, simplify it for local understanding, and disseminate it on topics like agriculture, health, education, jobs and more to empower citizens and promote social and economic development. Franchisees would operate the centers and provide services like scanning, digital services, email and more to earn income while benefiting their communities.
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The document outlines a proposal to create an informed society by establishing social franchise public information centers in rural areas that provide locals with access to important government, business, and community information at low cost via the internet and trained operators. The centers would collect relevant information from various sources, simplify it for local understanding, and disseminate it on topics like agriculture, health, education, jobs and more to empower citizens and promote social and economic development. Franchisees would operate the centers and provide services like scanning, digital services, email and more to earn income while benefiting their communities.
The document outlines a proposal to create an informed society by establishing social franchise public information centers in rural areas that provide locals with access to important government, business, and community information at low cost via the internet and trained operators. The centers would collect relevant information from various sources, simplify it for local understanding, and disseminate it on topics like agriculture, health, education, jobs and more to empower citizens and promote social and economic development. Franchisees would operate the centers and provide services like scanning, digital services, email and more to earn income while benefiting their communities.
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The document outlines a proposal to create an informed society by establishing social franchise public information centers in rural areas that provide locals with access to important government, business, and community information at low cost via the internet and trained operators. The centers would collect relevant information from various sources, simplify it for local understanding, and disseminate it on topics like agriculture, health, education, jobs and more to empower citizens and promote social and economic development. Franchisees would operate the centers and provide services like scanning, digital services, email and more to earn income while benefiting their communities.
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UNNATI
Social Futures Society Initiative
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Objective • CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
• Good Leaders are those who
create more good leaders not good followers
• Good leaders require regular
information from trusted sources to grow.
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Present Scenario • People in rural areas don’t have information and information is power. • Those who have information are unwilling to give it to public (This led to Right to Information Movement) • Those who want(poor people) have to pay high cost to get relevant information. • Therefore to give power to people we should give relevant information to people at low transaction cost • Internet Connectivity via satellite has given this opportunity to give power to people.
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Imagine • o Small Farmer in shahbad could sell the potato at good price • o Poor family could sell/ buy cattle at transaction cost of Rs.2/- • o Poor family could get loan for girls marriage at low transaction cost. • o Comparing the Prices of agriculture activities and other products and services • o Poor will have power to choose • o Small farmer will have contract farming option. CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY What needs to be done? • To create replicable model for information based social franchise enterprise in India
How this can be achieved?
• Setting up of Social Franchises of Public Information Centres in rural areas
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
What we will do? • Offer Social franchisees in PICs in Villages and municipal wards • Collect Information from Govt. sources, private businesses, NGOs, practioners • Convert this information into simplified language • Deliver this to each PIC via internet • Train the Social Franchisees to use this information for the economic, social, political, cultural growth of their village/ urban area/ themselves CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY What kind of information will be shared? • Anything related to Govt. Schemes, Agriculture, Health, Education, Legal help, Jobs, Animal Husbandry, Self Employment, Marriages, Sale purchase of equipments, NGO schemes, Private Business schemes, banking, any changes in law etc.
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Each Centre will be equipped with • o A Computer with UPS • o Inkjet Printer • o Scanner • o Digital Camera • o Internet Connection • o Glow Sign Board • o Display Boards • o Table Chairs
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Locations – o Urban Wards – o Rural Wards Venues (Size 12 X 14 ft room) – o Panchayat Ghar – o Shop – o House – o Community Centre – o Colleges – o Mahila Mandal Bhavan
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Benefits to Franchisee • Low investment high returns ratio • Information available at door steps. • Regular Trainings • Complete hand holding • Local Language will be used • On going life long activity • Regular tie ups with service providers • Partners in Growth : Mutual Growth : You grow we grow, we grow you grow. • Assured earnings of Rs.5000/- per month if instructions followed. No upper limits. • Extra Earnings by referring, conducting surveys, display of products. • Preference in other franchisees, business options, social growth options. CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY Uniqueness • Social Franchise Model • Information available at door steps. • Local Language will be used • On going life long activity • Regular tie ups with service providers • Fighting Corruption CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY Benefits to Community • Power to fight corruption • Power to choose • Local Language • Low Transaction cost to collect information • Processed information easily available • Power to learn • Power to share their knowledge with world
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Promoting Tiranga • o Each Centre will act as small village level exhibition • o National Flag will be hoisted on Centre every day • o Designing of Centre on Tiranga Items • o Computers can be designed on Tiranga Style • o Screen Saver on Tiranga on every Computer • o Download songs on Nationalism • o Tiranga Newspaper • o Each centre will have Flex on Tiranga Displayed • o Essay Writing contests on Nationalism • o Poem and Song Writing and recitation contests on Nationalism • o Celebrating Days: Independence Day / Republic Day/ Flag Day • o Organising Tiranga Utsavs • o Tiranga Paper Every Week displayed • o Dissemination of Posters • o Making Screen Savers on National Issues
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Possible Operators o Young Leaders o Young Unemployed Youth Eligibility Conditions o Graduate Youth o Knowledge of Computers o Pleasing Personality o Entrepreneurial Nature o Networking Skills CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY Possible Beneficiaries • o Farmers • o Animal Owners • o Unemployed Youth • o Women • o Laborers • o SC Community • o Shop Owners • o Services Providers • o Students CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY Possible Partners • o Colleges • o Retired Doctors • o Retired Professionals Advocates Agriculture Scientist Veterinary Doctors • o Practitioners
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Services Types • o Govt. to Citizen (G2C) • o Business to Consumers (B2C) • o Business to Business (B2B) • o Civil Society to Citizens (CSTC) • o Citizen to Citizen (C2C) • o Citizen to Govt. (C2G) • o Consumer to Business (C2B) • o Citizen to Civil Society (C2CS)
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Services Offered • Informative Chatting • Scanning • Digital Photo Studio • Digital Video Studio • Email • Web surfing • CD Making • Bio Data Making • Fax Machine • Job Search • Matrimony
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Services Offered • Cattle Sale Purchase • Dish TV Recharge • Courier Points • Land Sale Purchase • Complaint Filing • Job Form Filling • Display Board • Mobile Recharging • Mobile Accessories
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Services Offered • Ticket Booking • Mobile Songs Uploading • Mobile Resale • Sending SMSs • Data Collection for Surveys and Research • Providing Forms of Schemes • Providing Simplified Information Beneficial to People (National and State Gazette simplification, Copies of Acts)
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17 Job FormFilling 5 per page 2 10 250 30 per 18 Display Board month 4 120 3000 5 per 19 Mobile Recharging recharge 5 25 625 20 Mobile Accessories 50 3 0 150 21 Ticket Booking 0 0 Mo 22bile Songs Uploading 2 per song 10 20 500 50 per 23 Mobile Resale resale 3 0 150 24 Sending SMSs .10 per sms 1000 0 100 Data Collection for Surveys 25 and Research 5 per form 5 25 625 26 Providing Forms of Schemes 1 per page 10 10 250 27 Providing simple information 1 per page 10 10 250
CREATING AN INFORMED SOCIETY
Promotion Through • o Contests • o Competitions • o Posters • o Mouth to Mouth • o Meetings • o Cable TV • o Glow Sign Board • o Newspaper Ads • o Press Notes • o Articles • o Participation in Exhibitions / Seminars • o Newsletter • o SMSs • o Gossip Board
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Additional Income • o Through Surveys • o Sale of Database
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Making them experts in using Internet for good. Tie ups with various Companies / NGOs / Govt. Persons Keeping Record of Every Information Exchange Transaction Regular Handholding and Trainings of persons Regular collection of information and designing information products accordingly Low Transaction Cost and Cost/ person
Scanner Fixed 3000 Miscell. ( Whitewash, inaugration etc) Fixed 2000 TOTAL Fixed Fixed 40000 Franchisee Fee + Training Recurring 12000 Advertisement Recurring 3000 Recurring (P.A) Recurring 15000 GRAND TOTAL 55000
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Per S. No SERVICE Charge Units Per day month 1 Informative Chatting 10per 30min 16 160 4000 2 Scanning 5 per scan 2 10 250 3 Digital PhotoStudio 20per 4X6 2 40 1000 4 Digital VideoStudio 500per movie 1 0 500 5 Email 5 per email 4 20 500 6 Websurfing 15per 30min 16 240 6000 7 CDMaking 20per cd 2 60 1500 8 BioDataMaking 10per page 2 20 500 9 Fax Machine 10 per page 1 10 250 10 JobSearch 10per 30min 16 160 4000 11 Matrimony 15per detail 3 45 1125 12 CattleSalePurchase 10per detail 2 20 500 13 DishTVRecharge 20per recharge 1 20 500 14 Courier Points 10 1 10 250 15 LandSalePurchase 50per de tail 1 50 1250 16 Complaint Filing 5 per complaint 1 5 125 17 JobFormFilling 5 per page 2 10 250 18 DisplayBoard 30per month 4 120 3000 19 Mobile Recharging 5 per recharge 5 25 625 20 Mobile Accessories 50 3 0 150 21 Ticket Booking 0 0 22 MobileSongs Uploading 2 per song 10 20 500 23 Mobile Resale 50per resale 3 0 150 24 Sending SMSs .10per sms 1000 0 100 Data Collectionfor Surveysand 25 Research 5 per form 5 25 625 26 ProvidingForms of Schemes 1 per page 10 10 250 27 Providingsi mpleinformation 1 per page 10 10 250
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Terms of Franchisee • 1. SFS will have right to stop use of site if it is used for illegal purposes. • 2. Franchisee will be responsible for the misuse of site for illegal purposes. • 3. No tobacco product will be sold from site. • 4. The contract will be for 3 years subject to annual review. The review will be conducted on the 12th month after first payment is made. • 5. First year the franchisee will have to pay Rs. 15000/- ; Second year : Rs.8000/- Third Year Rs. 7000/-. Fourth Year Rs.6000/- Fifth year Rs.5000/-. • 6. The payment should be made in one installment failing which immediate discontinuation of service will happen. • 7. The payment will be done in advance by bank draft in favour of SFS.
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• 1. Franchisee will intimate in written before starting any new service. SFS has right to allow or disallow the service. • 2. Franchisee can discontinue the contract by giving one months notice. No amount will be refunded by SFS. • 3. Franchisee will be bound to display the products sent by SFS and follow the directions from time to time. • 4. Franchisee will be bound to display the rates fixed by SFS for providing the services. • 5. SFS has the right to discontinue the agreement if it comes to notice that franchisee has gone against the terms and conditions and Franchisee will disown the right to use the name and logo of SFS. • 6. If Franchisee’s agreement is discontinued then it will be renewed only by paying Rs.15,000/- as penalty fee. • 7. If franchisee wants to sell his franchise than he must intimate SFS in writing one month’s notice.
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• 1. SFS will provide regular training and updates which franchisee should attend that day. If he does not attend training then special fee of Rs.1000/- will be charged for providing training and it will be discretion of SFS to provide the training or not. • 2. Franchisee must keep all the records of transactions and these will be property of SFS. • 3. SFS will have right to inspect the records of Franchisee at any time and take custody of those records. • 4. Franchisee must keep all the records updated from time to time as instructed by SFS. • 5. All the communication via emails will be treated as formal communication. • 6. Franchisee must behave in descent and polite manner with public. Any misbehavior reported could lead to discounting of the agreement by SFS. • 7. The computers and other hardware will remain property of franchisee. However SFS will have right towards the display board.
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• 1. SFS will assist in providing linkages with businesses and initiating new schemes. • 2. The financial year will be from 1st April to 31st March. • 3. Any changes made by Franchisee in the site must be intimated by giving 10 days prior notice. • 4. Franchisee must ensure that the name of SFS is not misused in any manner. • 5. Any representation to the media on behalf of SFS or as franchisee of SFS should be made before intimating SFS Office. • 6. Franchisee shall not use the site as media for propagation of any anti national agenda. • 7. Any upgradation, repair, refill of the hardware will be done by franchisee. • 8. Franchisee will be bound to undertake social and promotional activities as directed by SFS. He can undertake additional promotion at his own cost but he should intimate in advance. • 9. Franchisee will provide his services irrespective of caste, race, creed, political orientation, religion, sex to the public. • 10. Franchisee will have to pay the monthly bill of internet and all other expenses. SFS will not be liable to pay any bill of the franchisee.