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YOLOR team GROUP 11 BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID

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YOLOR �team � GROUP � 11 �

BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID �

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“ � The real source of market promise is not the wealthy few in the �developing world, or even the merging middle-income consumers; �

It is the billions of aspiring poor who are joining the �market economy for the first time.�

�” �

C.K. Prahalad �

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ORIGINS�

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14th CENTURY �

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PRESENT DATE �

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5 �BOTTOM �

MIDDLE �

TOP � $20,000 � 80 MILLION�

$15,000 � 1600 MILLION�

< $3,000 � 4000 MILLION�

PRESENT DATE �

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BOTTOM �

MIDDLE �

TOP �

< $3,000 � 4000 MILLION�

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BASE �

MIDDLE �

TOP �

< $3,000 � 4000 MILLION�

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BOP �

CHARACTERIZATION�

SECTOR MARKETS�

STRATEGIES�

BANGLADESH �

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“ � The term was coined by the management guru to describe the�Poor and the underserved section of the market. The BOP market in India is about �

$1.205 trillion, in PPP terms, makes up 84.8% of the total $1.42 trillion�National household market. � ” �

C.K. Prahalad �

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BOP �

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COSMPOLITON� MIDDLE AND UPPER INCOME �

DEVELOPING � ELITES� $20,000 � 80 MILLION�TOP �

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BOP �

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POOR CUSTOMERS� RISING MIDDLE CLASS�

DEVELOPING � DEVELOPING � $15,000 � 1600 MILLION�MIDDLE �

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BOP �

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HALF OF THE WORLD �

LEAST DEVELOPED � DEVELOPING � $3,000 �

4000 MILLION�

BOTTOM �

AGGREGATE POWER OF $5 TRILLION�

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BOP �

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DIVIDED � PARTS�

BOTTOM �

6 �

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BOP �

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500 – 1,000 �

1,000 – 1,500 �

1,500 – 2,0000 �

2,000 – 2,5000 �

2,500 – 3,000 �

<500 �

ASIA�

$3,470 BILLION�

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BOP �

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500 – 1,000 �

1,000 – 1,500 �

1,500 – 2,0000 �

2,000 – 2,5000 �

2,500 – 3,000 �

<500 �

EASTERN EUROPE �

$458 BILLION�

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BOP �

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500 – 1,000 �

1,000 – 1,500 �

1,500 – 2,0000 �

2,000 – 2,5000 �

2,500 – 3,000 �

<500 �

LATIN AMERICA�

$509 BILLION�

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BOP �

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500 – 1,000 �

1,000 – 1,500 �

1,500 – 2,0000 �

2,000 – 2,5000 �

2,500 – 3,000 �

<500 �

AFRICA�

$429 BILLION�

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BOP �

MISCONCEPTIONS �

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BOP �

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REALITY �

#1 �THE POOR HAVE � NO� MONEY �

MISCONCEPTIONS �

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BOP �

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REALITY �

#1 �LITTLE MONEY IS� STILL � MONEY �

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BOP �

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MISCONCEPTIONS �

#2 �THE POOR CAN� NOT� USE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES�

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BOP �

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#2 �REALITY �

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BOP �

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MISCONCEPTIONS �

#3 �THE POOR BUY � CHEAP � PRODUCTS�

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BOP �

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#3 �THE POOR BUY � FUNCTIONAL � GOODS & SERVICES�

REALITY �

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BOP �

CHARACTERIZATION�

SECTOR MARKETS�

STRATEGIES�

BANGLADESH �

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CHARECTERIZATION�

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SIGNIFICANT� UNMET� DEMANDS�

MAJORITY � BANK ACCOUNT� ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES�

LIVE WITHOUT ACCESS TO SANITATION & ELECTRICITY �MANY �

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CHARECTERIZATION�

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DEPENDENCE � ON� INFORMAL LIVELIHOOD �

SUBSISTENCE � LACK ACCESS TO PROPER MARKET�

EXPLOITED ON MIDDLEMEN� VULNERABLE TO WEATHER �

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CHARECTERIZATION�

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PROBLEMS� OF� BEING IN A BOP �

PAYS MORE THAN WEALTHEIR NATIONS� LOW QUALITY �

LOAN SHARKS� EXUBERENT INTERESTS�

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CHARACTERIZATION�

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DEMOGRAPHIC � OF� AN AVERAGE BOP �

LITTLE OR NO EDUCATION� PREDOMINANTLY RURAL �

70%� WORKING IN THE INFORMAL SECTOR �

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S� UNTAPPED 4000 MILLION�

W�

FAST TECHNOLOGCAIL ADAPTATION�

UNFAVORABLE COST STRUCTURE �

VERY HIGH MARKET PENETRATION REQUIRED �

RESILIENCE �

SWOT ANALYSIS�

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S� UNTAPPED 4000 MILLION�

W�

FAST TECHNOLOGCAIL ADAPTATION�

UNFAVORABLE COST STRUCTURE �

VERY HIGH MARKET PENETRATION REQUIRED �

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RESILIENCE �

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O�DEMAND FOR BASIC NEEDS�

T�

LACKS LOW COST, GOOD QUALITY ACCESIBLE GOODS �

POLITICAL INSTABILITY �

ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS�

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HIGH PURCHASING POWER �

CULTURAL DISSENTION �

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ASIA�

MARKET� SIZE �

2.86 BILLION PEOPLE � $3470 BILLION AGGREGATE INCOME �

83% OF POPULATION�

CHARACTERIZATION�

42% OF AGGREGATE PURCHASING POWER �

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LATIN AMERICA�

MARKET� SIZE �

360 MILLION PEOPLE � $509 BILLION AGGREGATE INCOME �

78% OF POPULATION�

CHARACTERIZATION�

28% OF AGGREGATE PURCHASING POWER �

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AFRICA�

MARKET� SIZE �

486 MILLION PEOPLE � $429 BILLION AGGREGATE INCOME �

95% OF POPULATION�

CHARACTERIZATION�

71% OF AGGREGATE PURCHASING POWER �

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WHERE DOES THE INCOME GO?�CHARACTERIZATION�2%�

71% �

4%�

4%�

8%�

11% �

WATER & ICT�FOOD �HEALTH �TRANSPORATION�HOUSING �ENERGY �

IN BILLION USD �

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HOW DO BOP HOUSEHOLDS SPEND �CHARACTERIZATION�USD PER YEAR �

AFRICA� ASIA� EASTERN EUROPE � LATIN AMERICA�

ICT� 34 � 54 � 56 � 107 �HEALTH CARE � 154 � 131� 152 � 325 �

TRANSPORATATION� 211� 211� 141� 521 �FOOD � 2087 � 2643 � 3687 � 3050 �

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THE BOP PENALTY �CHARACTERIZATION�

WEALTHIER MARKETS HAVE � 7 TIMES�

LACK ELECTRICITY �24% OF BOP �

HIGHER COST OR LOWER QUALITY TRAP �

MORE ACCESS TO PIPED WATER �

BOTTOM HEAVY BOP AND � RURAL AREAS� LOW ICT AND PHONE ONWERSHIP �

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BOP �

CHARACTERIZATION�

SECTOR MARKETS�

STRATEGIES�

BANGLADESH �

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“ � In an informal suburb of Guadalajra, Mexico, a growing family is� struggling to expand their small house. Help arrives from a major industrial �

Company in the form of construction designs, credit, enabling rapid completion� of the project at less overall cost � ” �

SCENARIO 1 �

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“ � In Maddhya Pradesh, an Indian farmer gains access to soil testing�Services, to market price trends that help him decide what to grow and when to sell, �

And to higher prices for his crop than he can obtain in �the local auction market.�

�” �

SCENARIO 2 �

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“ � In a small community outside Tianjin, China, a small merchant �Whose children have been repeatedly sickened by drinking water from a heavily -�Polluted river is distraught. He finds help not from the local government but from�

A new, low-cost filtering system developed by an �entrepreneurial company.�

�” �

SCENARIO 3 �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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$183 A YEAR � UGANDA�

HALF IS SPENT ON SELF MEDICATION�

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY�OVERLOOK�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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ASIA�

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY�SPENDING �

2.9 BILLION�

AFRICA� 486 MILLION�

L.A.� 360 MILLION�

E.E.� 254 MILLION�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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WHERE IS THE MARKET?�

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY�

ASIA� RURAL 2.4 TIMES LARGER THAN URBAN�

AFRICA� URBAN AND RURAL ROUGHLY SAME �

L.A.� URBAN IS 3.5 TIMES THE RURAL �

E.E.� URBAN IS 61% LARGER THAN RURAL �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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MORE THAN�

HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY�WHAT DO THEY BUY?�

50%� SPEND MONEY ON�

PHARMACEUTICALS�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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IT MAY SEEM OBVIOUS� BUT THOSE IN BOP �

JOIN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY �

ICT INDUSTRY �OVERLOOK�

CAN’T�

UNLESS THEY ARE CONNECTED �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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ASIA�

SPENDING �

2.9 BILLION�

AFRICA� 486 MILLION�

L.A.� 360 MILLION�

E.E.� 254 MILLION�

ICT INDUSTRY �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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LARGELY CENTERED �

WHERE IS THE MARKET?�

URBAN�

ICT INDUSTRY �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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PHONE �

WHAT DO THEY BUY?�

V� COMPUTERS�

AVERAGE PHONE � $30 MSRP �

PREPAID SERVICES�

ICT INDUSTRY �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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MORE THAN� LACKS CLEAN WATER �

POLLUTED WATER SOURCES�

WATER INDUSTRY �OVERLOOK�

1 BILLION�

URBAN WATER NETWORKS AGING �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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ASIA�

SPENDING �

2.9 BILLION�

AFRICA� 486 MILLION�

L.A.� 360 MILLION�

E.E.� 254 MILLION�

WATER INDUSTRY �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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WATER INDUSTRY �

AFRICA� VARIED FROM COUNTRY TO COUNTRY �

ASIA� URBAN SPENDING DRIVES MARKET�

E.E.� MAJORITY URBAN REGION�

WHERE IS THE MARKET?�

L.A.� MAJORITY URBAN REGION�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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LACK OF� AFFORADABLE ENERGY �

HARMFUL FUELS USED IN COOKING �

ENERGY INDUSTRY �OVERLOOK�

POLLUTION�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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ASIA�

SPENDING �

2.9 BILLION�

AFRICA� 486 MILLION�

L.A.� 360 MILLION�

E.E.� 254 MILLION�

ENERGY INDUSTRY �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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ON AN AVERAGE �

WHERE IS THE MARKET?�

ENERGY INDUSTRY �

RURAL BOP USES� 45%� LESS ENERGY THAN URBAN�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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MORE THAN � OF BOP BUDGET�

% SPENDING ON FOOD DECREASES�

FOOD INDUSTRY �OVERLOOK�

AS INCOME RISES�

HALF�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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ASIA�

SPENDING �

2.9 BILLION�

AFRICA� 486 MILLION�

L.A.� 360 MILLION�

E.E.� 254 MILLION�

FOOD INDUSTRY �

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SECTOR MARKET�

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WHERE IS THE MARKET?�

FOOD INDUSTRY �

AFRICA� RURAL 1.6 TIMES LARGER THAN URBAN�

ASIA� RURAL MARKET IS 2.5 TIMES THE URBAN �

L.A.� URBAN IS 2.4 TIMES THE RURAL �

E.E.� PREDOMINANTLY URBAN�

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SECTOR MARKET�

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NECESSITIES�

WHAT DO THEY BUY?�

NOT ENSURING NUTRITION�

FOCUSED MORE ON LOCAL SUSTENANCE �

FOOD INDUSTRY �

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BOP �

CHARACTERIZATION�

SECTOR MARKETS�

STRATEGIES�

BANGLADESH �

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STRATEGIES�

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FOCUSING ON THE BOP � UNIQUE PRODUCTS AND SERVICES�

OFTEN REQUIRE REIMAGINING OF ORGANIZATIONAL RESOUCES�

GENERIC �

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STRATEGIES�

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LOCALIZING VALUE CREATION� THROUGH FRANCHISING �

TREATING COMMUNITY AS A CUSTOMER �

GENERIC �

USUALLY INVOLVE SUBSTANTIAL INVESTMENT �

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STRATEGIES�

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ENABLING ACCESS TO GOODS AND SERVICES�

FINANCING �

GENERIC �

PREPAID �

PACKAGING INNOVATIONS�

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STRATEGIES�

CAPITALIZING THE MARKET AT THE BOP �

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STRATEGIES�

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CAPITALIZING THE BOP �

SHAPE ASPIRATIONS �

INCLUSIVE GROWTH �

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT�

MUTUAL VALUE CREATION�

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STRATEGIES�

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CAPITALIZING THE BOP �

INCLUSIVE GROWTH �

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STRATEGIES�

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CAPITALIZING THE BOP �

TAILOR LOCAL SOLUTIONS�

MARKET SPECIFIC PRODUCTS �

CO-CREATION INSTEAD OF SELLING �

BRANDING �

INNOVATION�

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INNOVATION�

ENIVORFIT�

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STRATEGIES�

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CAPITALIZING THE BOP �

SACHET�

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STRATEGIES�

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CAPITALIZING THE BOP �

INCREASING BUYING POWER �

MICROCREDIT�

MOBILE BANKING �

VENTURE CAPITALS�

JOINT VENTURE �

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STRATEGIES�

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CAPITALIZING THE BOP �

IMPROVE ACCESS �

INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT�

COMMUNICATION LINKS�

COUNTRY COLLABORATIONS�

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STRATEGIES�

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TAILOR LOCAL SOLUTIONS��

- MARKET SPECIFIC PRODUCTS�- CO CREATION�- BRANDING �

- INNOVATION�

INCREASE BUYING POWER ��

- MICROCREDIT�- MOBILE BANKING �- VENTURE CAPITALS�

- JOINT VENTURE �

SHAPE ASPIRATIONS��

- INCLUSIVE GROWTHPRODUCTS�- SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT�

- VALUE CREATION�

IMPROVE ACCESS��

- INFRASTRUCTRUAL DEVELOPMENT�- COMMUNICATION LINKS�

- COUNTRY COLLABORATION�-  PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP �

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STRATEGIES�

DIGITIZATION�

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STRATEGIES�

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DIGITIZATION�

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STRATEGIES�

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DIGITIZATION�

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STRATEGIES�

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DIGITIZATION�

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STRATEGIES�

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DIGITIZATION�

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STRATEGIES�

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DIGITIZATION�

UNLOCK UNTAPPED MARKET� CURRENTLY LEGACY MODEL �

CAN’T SERVE THE BOP � ALSO FACE HIGH TRANSACTIONAL COST�

NOT BEING ABLE TO ACCESS REMOTE LOCATIONS�

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BOP �

CHARACTERIZATION�

SECTOR MARKETS�

STRATEGIES�

BANGLADESH �

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BANGLADESH �

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CAN THERE BE A BRAND FOR BOP?�

PROVIDE A CLOTHING BRAND �

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BANGLADESH �

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CAPITALIZE ON LEATHER PRODUCT�

CATER TO BOP MARKETS�

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BANGLADESH �

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PHARMACEUTICALS COMPETITIVENESS ADVANTAGE �

GENERIC DRUGS IN LDC COUNTRIES�

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BANGLADESH �

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FINANCING SERVICES TO THE BOP �

BKASH MODEL �

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BANGLADESH �

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#1 IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT�

CO-ORDINATE WITH AID �

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BANGLADESH �

NGO WASTE CONCERN�

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THE � POTENTIAL � MARKET�

IS� LIMITLESS�

BOTTOM OF THE PYRAMID �

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YOLOR �team � THANK� YOU�