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RappoR

From Rejects to Resources…


A circular economy add-in.
Our team… of Co-founders

CFO, Investor. CMO, Business Content &


Development. Communications.

Product Lead, CEO. Technical Development, CTO.


Why our
venture?
We believe that we hold a responsibility to
our society (in this case, hostel) and our
planet!
RappoR…

We found a gap!
We are also
very
We learnt of possible
opportunities!! passionate
about green
initiatives…
We created a business plan!!
How much waste do you
think our hostel generates
EVERY WEEK?
Any guesses…?
About THREE tonnes!!!
7 ½ Kgs per person.
Need Gaps…
❑ Large amounts of waste
discarded.
❑ Skillsets of students not utilized
properly.
❑ No ”proper” market to associate
those with needs to those with
solutions, in hostel societies and
Puttaparthi.

❑ Deficit spending of Hostel is


increasing
So, What?...

We have
opportunities.
Opportunities.
❑ Segregation and processing of
wastes, into organic and
inorganic.

❑ Value-add to transform waste


into useful or decorative items.

❑ A platform to associate sellers


with customers in and around
hostel.

❑ Utilize existing talent in-house


to generate revenue for hostel.
What and How we do…?
Bridge & Value Addition
Producers Consumers

RappoR
RappoR’s 4-stage plan
LEAN MODEL
CANVAS
Problem Solution Unique Value Unfair Customer
Proposition Advantage Segments
Resources of Segregate &
artists and Process. Extract Large # of Aesthetes
High Quality @
waste remain usable resource. suppliers, variety,
underutilized. Affordable prices.
at minimal costs. Sri Sathya Sai
Focussing at unit Hostels
Existing Key Metrics level of waste Channels
Alternatives
generation. Rural (Around
How much waste is Puttaparthi)
Niche-product Offline kiosks
focussed, or
being sent to End-to-End
municipality? Onsite Plants
machinery Solution. Sustainability
(further on) Online
production - none How much is the
oriented people
Website.
cost-effective. deficit spending?

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

Costs of production of decorative items. Income from Sales.


Fixed costs of machinery, maintenance costs and kiosk Commission from producers and suppliers.
setup costs.
Advertising.
Web hosting costs, development costs, payment costs.
BUSINESS
MODEL
CANVAS
Key Partners Key Activities Value Customer Customer
Design & Art. Proposition Relationships Segments
Students & High Quality @
Alumni. Research & Communities, Long- Aesthetes
Affordable prices.
Engineering.
Hostel & inmates term, Transactional,
Optimization & Focussing at unit level Co-creation. Sri Sathya Sai
SRDs maintenance.. of waste generation. Hostels
NGOs, NPOs, Key Resources End-to-End Solution. Channels Rural (Around
SSSSO
Active Contribution Puttaparthi)
Student Skills. Offline kiosks
Web-Hosts to Hostel & Circular Onsite Plants
Waste. Economy. Sustainability
Other Producers (further on)
oriented people
Online Systems. Online Website.

Cost Structure Revenue Streams

Costs of production of decorative items. Income from Sales.


Fixed costs of machinery, maintenance costs and kiosk Commission from producers and suppliers.
setup costs.
Advertising.
Web hosting costs, development costs, payment costs.
A few
possible
products...
Closing Thoughts
Our Objective is to achieve the totality of circular life of
the village republics in ancient India, where every activity
had a beginning and end in nature.

Modern society has transformed civilization into one of


superior experiences, comforts and materialistic
possessions. Yet, everyday, we hear of a new tragedy or
new affliction human activities are responsible for. If we
were to design our requirements in such a way that at the
end of it all, we return to nature, not something that will
degrade in a thousand years, but something that can be
utilized by nature herself, we will have established the
symbiotic relationship, we strive for.
Thank You…

Any Questions??
RappoR

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