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SEGMENTATION Product Category: Kitchen Appliances

Product Name: HuskRanger Stove

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Demographic Socio-Economic Geographic

• Occupation - self employed in • Primary target group: We plan to concentrate on states that are heavily
Agriculture and Agricultural R4 dependent on agriculture and locations where husk
laborers • Secondary target group: is abundantly available.
• Income group Primary target: R3 Rice husk: West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab,
deprived(<90k) Secondary: Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh
Aspirers(90k - 2 lakhs) Wheat Husk: Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and
Punjab
Village Size and Density: Village Size > 2000 with
moderate and high density.
NEEDS SATISFIED

Do You Know?
Primary/ upfront need: A cooking
WHO estimates that pollution levels in rural
Indian kitchens are 30 times higher than apparatus
recommended levels.
Secondary need: Clean, affordable, and
Poor indoor air quality is responsible for 1.3 healthy way to cook
million deaths in India each year.
Untold/latent Need: Will make consumers
Source: https://www.businessworld.in/article/1-3- feel successful if they own it
Million-Deaths-Every-Year-In-India-Due-To-Indoor- ( Aspirational product )
Air-Pollution/09-09-2017-125739/
ADVANTAGE OF USING HUSK BASED CHULLA
• Affordable and sustainable cooking solution: Husk is a readily available and inexpensive fuel source, making it
a cost-effective alternative to traditional cooking methods.
• Improved indoor air quality: Using husk as a fuel source can reduce the amount of smoke and pollutants
generated during cooking, improving indoor air quality and reducing respiratory health problems.
• Reduced deforestation: By using husks as a fuel source instead of cutting down trees, the product can help
reduce deforestation and its associated environmental impacts.
• Support for local economy: Using locally available resources like husk to produce the product can support
the local economy and farmers in rural areas.
• Increased efficiency: husk-based chulla can be designed to be more efficient and durable, which can help
save time and energy for rural households.
The Benefits
Two-tier system of burning that ensures both the biomass fuel and
the smoke created from it are completely burnt creating less
pollution

Cost-effective: Rice husks are a readily available and inexpensive


fuel source in many rice-growing regions

Rs 1 of Coconut shell's energy output is equivalent to more


than Rs 50 of LPG

Reduction in deforestation

New rice husk gasifier stove generates luminous blue flame


having thermal efficiency around 29% similar to LPG stove
30% energy efficient- when coconut shell used

Position Statement
"With a running cost that is almost 50 times less than traditional stoves,
these stoves not only provide a cost-effective alternative to fossil fuels
but also improve indoor air quality and create local economic
opportunities through the collection and processing of rice husks. "
THANK
YOU

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