The document discusses a marketing campaign for Horlicks Growth Plus targeted at low-income households with children under 9 in India. It notes high rates of stunting, low BMI, and undernutrition among Indian children that contribute to 45% of child deaths. The campaign aims to provide affordable and complete nutrition. It faces challenges communicating to the rural poor due to lack of digital access, low literacy, and localized customs. The insight is that parents prioritize immunity during COVID but are unsure how to properly nourish children. The campaign idea is to convince parents that healthy children mean a healthy India by partnering with doctors to educate on nutrition. It will be amplified through local language radio, newspapers, and partnerships with medical groups to build trust
The document discusses a marketing campaign for Horlicks Growth Plus targeted at low-income households with children under 9 in India. It notes high rates of stunting, low BMI, and undernutrition among Indian children that contribute to 45% of child deaths. The campaign aims to provide affordable and complete nutrition. It faces challenges communicating to the rural poor due to lack of digital access, low literacy, and localized customs. The insight is that parents prioritize immunity during COVID but are unsure how to properly nourish children. The campaign idea is to convince parents that healthy children mean a healthy India by partnering with doctors to educate on nutrition. It will be amplified through local language radio, newspapers, and partnerships with medical groups to build trust
The document discusses a marketing campaign for Horlicks Growth Plus targeted at low-income households with children under 9 in India. It notes high rates of stunting, low BMI, and undernutrition among Indian children that contribute to 45% of child deaths. The campaign aims to provide affordable and complete nutrition. It faces challenges communicating to the rural poor due to lack of digital access, low literacy, and localized customs. The insight is that parents prioritize immunity during COVID but are unsure how to properly nourish children. The campaign idea is to convince parents that healthy children mean a healthy India by partnering with doctors to educate on nutrition. It will be amplified through local language radio, newspapers, and partnerships with medical groups to build trust
HUL Brand that you have picked up: HORLICKS GROWTH PLUS 1. TARGET AUDIENCE AND THEIR PROBLEMS (75 words) The total target audience for Horlicks growth plus(HG+) comprises parents of children less than 9 years old in India (~158,789,287). Our campaign targets low-income households because emphasis on nutrition in COVID scenario is the need of the hour. Most parents struggle to provide their child with proper nutrition either because they don't know what to feed their child, or the child is a fussy eater. In India, 38% of children below five years are stunted. 21% a have low BMI, 36% are underweight. An alarming insight states that death of 45% children under five is related to undernutrition. HG+ aims to provide affordable and complete nutrition to the future of India. 2. HOW BIG IS THIS PROBLEM & WHY IS IT CRITICAL? (75 words) According to the World Bank data, India has one of the highest demographics for malnutrition among children. Approximately, 44% of children under the age of 5 succumb to malnutrition in India. It has a total of 46.6 million stunted children, which accounts to one third of world’s total. Proper diet and nutrition is very essential, especially in the early stages of life to ensure good immunity and the overall well-being of any individual.
3. COMMUNICATION CHALLENGE (100 words)
Since the target audience for this campaign is rural poor population and migrant workers, communication poses a huge challenge. Digital advertising will not work here, because of the lack of channels available. Low literacy will also be a barrier, because of which people fail to understand the importance of nutrition among children. They will also not be open to change. For the marketing campaign to work pan India, it needs to be customized and localized for each area, since there will be differences in language, customs, traditions, and lifestyle. Many villages in India lack the basic communication infrastructure.
4. CONSUMER INSIGHT (50 words)
It is proven that good nutrition means good immunity, and during times of COVID, good immunity is the top priority for rich and poor alike. The rich rely on doctors and nutritionists for advising them, but children are fussy eaters, and parents don't want to give medicinal supplements to their children. The poor are clueless in this matter and rely on local beliefs on how to provide nutrition to their children. As per our research they often feed nothing more than "sattu" which they get in loose packing from a retailer whom they don't trust. 5. CAMPAIGN IDEA (50 words) With the idea of “healthy child healthy India” it is important to make parents realize that their children are important cogs in the wheel that is India. Focus will be to convince the TM that HG+ cares. The educative initiative in collaboration with doctors would be pivotal in achieving that. With 9.7 crore poor children in India, market opportunity to make a difference is intense.
• Heavy with the radio and newspaper advertisement in regional language since they are the first choice for the target segment. Especial focus on regional newspapers in the areas of high malnutrition (Madhya Pradesh – 74.1 %, Jharkhand and Bihar -56.5%, Tamil Nadu – 23%) • Partnership with the Indian Medical Association and Indian Academy of paediatrics to build credibility and trust among the target group. Medical representatives and paediatricians be provided with free samples to distribute to patients • Association with UNICEF to leverage data such as food deserts in India that will enable more focused promotion and enhance the reach of HG+ CAMPUS: IIM Visakhapatnam TEAM NAME: Thinkers TEAM MEMBERS: Shivam Jha, Krishnaa Gopakumar, Vinayak Seth
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