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This document discusses challenges related to distributing essential commodities during the COVID-19 pandemic and proposes solutions. The key challenges are getting volunteers to distribute products to those in need, preventing crowds at low-cost grocery shops, and potential price increases and hoarding. Proposed solutions include developing an app to track those in need and coordinate aid, enabling online ordering of goods to reduce crowds, and establishing helplines for those in need to contact the government directly. Examples provided are an app that does home deliveries with no contact and an organization that communicates directly with rural communities in their own languages.
Case study
- 1. CASE STUDY HOW TO OVERCOME DEMAND FOR COMMODITIES DURING THIS PANDEMIC!
- 2. CONTENTS • Problem Statement • Ideas for Solution of Problems • Prototype of the solution • References
- 3. PROBLEM STATEMENT S TAT I S T I C S A N D P R O B L E M S TAT E M E N T
- 4. PROBLEM DESCRIPTION • Today as many people are out of there home they are not getting food to eat and many life commodities. • To meet this Demand Government and many Organizations are providing there services to these poor people. • Today India have 100 million tons of food grain in it’s warehouse compared with annual demand of food grain is about 50 to 60 million tons of food grain only. • Therefore, There is no shortage of food grain but the distribution of these food grain requires our attention. • So, It is challenging question for all of us that how these commodities can be distributed in an very effective way.
- 6. CHALLENGES
- 7. CHALLENGES • Biggest challenge is that we need volunteer to distribute products to needy peoples. • In the low price grocery shops there is high possibilities of people gathering. • Due to low production prices of vegetables is increased. • There is a challenge for government to reduce the price of daily useful things. • Rich people may hoard commodities for that safety but it is also a problem that can increase the prices of goods. • This will lead to RATIONAL PANIC.
- 8. SOLUTION
- 9. SOLUTION • To build an app which can track the needy people and inform the government workers and Social organization so that needy can be helped. • There should be an online trading of vegetables and milk so that people need not come out of there home even for there day to day need. • To build helpline numbers so that needy people can directly contact to the government • To make more & more announcement through radio, television & other mediums of communication
- 10. SOLUTION EXAMPLE • There is an application named BBdaily which provides every need to people. They do home delivery of the products. • As a precautionary step they have given A bag to hold a door and the service boy drops the product in that bag. So there is no direct contact between customer and the service person. • Even there delivery charge is only 1 ₹ per day. • Customer can order products through
- 11. SOLUTION • ASHA works for this purpose. • ASHA foundation goes to the rural areas to look after the problems of daily wage workers/Poor • ASHA foundation directly contacts to the government regarding the situation of such people • ASHA foundation tries to communicate with people in rural areas in their rural language so that workers can easily communicate about their problems & also feel familiar..
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