Success in Co-Operatives

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OODOODMORNINGORNING


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uccessuccesstoriestories

ff -o operativeso operatives


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ROUP MEMBERSROUP MEMBERS unda Apte 02 bhijeet Kulshreshtha 23 ooja More 30 bhijit Patil 40 -bhijit Shetty 51


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NTRODUCTIONNTRODUCTIONWhat Is Co-Operat ive ???Business Owned &

DemocraticallyControlled By ItsMembers.

Benefits Are SharedEqually On The Basis OfThe Use.


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DEFINITIONEFINITIONAccord ing , In ternat iona l LabourOrg anisat io n ( ILO)

,An association of persons usually,of limited means who have voluntarily

joined together to achieve a commoneconomic end through the formation of a

democratically controlled business,organisation making equitable contributions to the capital requirement

and accepting a fair share of risk and

benefits of the undertaking


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S imi la r i ty

Di f ferencePhysical Facilities

Functions

Business Practices

Ownership & Control

Distribution OfBenefit

&o operative Business&o operative Businessrganizationrganization


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IJJAT PAPADIJJAT PAPADShri Mahila Griha Udyog LijjatPapad registered under the

KVIC Act.

Started in 15th of March 1959.

SMGU is an organization whichsymbolizes the strength of

Woman.


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rocessrocess5.00 am Kneading The Dough.

7.00 am Dough Is Distributed To EachBhagini In Dabba.

Sister Take The Dough To Their RespectiveHouse And Place Them In The Sun For Drying


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ONTDONTDNext Day

Sister bring rolled

out papad of theprevious day withthem

Packaging


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ORE VALUESORE VALUESConcept Of Business

Concept Of Family

Concept Of Devotion


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arket Positionarket Positionear (ales Figure In)rores999 2000 298000 2001 288001 2002 281


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UBBERMARKUBBERMARK The Kerala State Cooperative

Rubber Marketing Federation Ltd (Rubbermark)

Established In 1971.

Professionally Managed Organization - 37members.

Largest Supplier Of Natural Rubber & Biggest Stockiest Of AllGrades Of Natural Rubber.


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RODUCTSRODUCTSIntermix Factory-Compound Mixing With Capacity Produce 5400MT.

Tread Rubber Factory-1st Product Of Conventional Procured Tread Rubber.

Rubek Balloons. The 1ts N Fully Automatic Toy Balloons


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USTOMERSUSTOMERS

Apollo Tyres

J.K Industries

Ceat Tyres

Bata India Ltd.

Paragon Rubbers


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uality Measuresuality MeasuresTo Enable Customers 2 Top Quality Articles

Set Up Of Stringent Quality Standards.

Quality Of Material Supplied Remains High

Helped In- Demand Of Domestic Industries NTackling The Strict Quality Parameters


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oday s Positionoday s PositionGovernment agency.

They have 4 factories.

55 purchase & 3 sales branches.

This organization helps to the farmer


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E W AE W ASelf Employed Womens Association

(SEWA) Is A Trade Union Registered In1972.

Organization Of Poor Self Employed

Women Workers.


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HISTORYISTORYGrew Out Of Textile Labour Association (TLA)

Indias Largest & Oldest Trade Union FoundedBy A Women, Anasuya Sarabhai In 1920.

Creation Of Womens Wings In 1954.


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ONTDONTDIn April 1972 It Registered As Trade Union By

The Name SEWA.

Due To Conflict, Separation Of SEWA From TLA

After Separation It Grew Faster & There WasGrowth Of New Co-operatives


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GOALSOALSTo Organize Women Workers For Full

Employment & Self-reliance

Workers Should Obtain Work Security,Income Security, Food Security & Social

Security


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STRUCTURETRUCTUREOpen Membership To Self Employed

Women workers all over India.

Membership Fee Is Rs. 5/Year

No Fixed Employee Employer Relationship


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SERVICESERVICESProvide Different Services To Customers

Through Their Different Co-operatives.Banking.Health Care.Child Care.Insurance.Legal Services etc.


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DABBAWALAABBAWALA

Primary Business

Collecting Freshly Cooked Food InLunch Boxes Form Residence OfThe Office Workers &

Delivering It To The RespectiveWork Places &

Returning Back The Empty Boxes

By Using Various Modes OfTransport


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ISTORYISTORYConcept Originated In 1880.

1890 Mahadeo Havaji BachcheStarted Lunch Delivery With100 Men.

1930 Informally Attempted To Unionized Dabbawallas.

1956 NMTBS Ws Registered.


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ELIVERY CHAINELIVERY CHAIN1st - Picks Up The Dabba From A Home.

2nd - Sorts Out The Dabbas At The Railway Station.

3rd - Travels With The Dabbas To The Destined Railway Station.

4th - Drops Them To Each Individuals Office.

Process Is Reversed In The Evenings.


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inancial Datainancial Data1st group Total earnings - Rs 125000 (20 People )

Maintenance cost - Rs 35000

Tiffin luggage basket pass Rs 180 per person.

Maintenance of cycles Rs 300 2 cycles per month.

Maintenance of wooden boxes Rs 100 per person .

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ACTSACTSNo of employees: 5000

No of deliveries/day: 2, 00,000

Total area covered by a single Dabbawalla/day: 60 km

Error rate:

1 in 16 million deliveries(This is one fact which many are curious to know about)


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S U C C E S SU C C E S SUninterrupted Service

Technology Not Involved Bank Totally On Their

Resources

Extremely Disciplined

Process Is Systematic


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ONCLUSIONONCLUSIONIs A Very Old Concept.

Bright Future.

Interest In Cooperatives Make The Effort ToMake Them Work.


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