How can corporates aid the UID project?Published on Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 15:37 | Source : CNBC-TV18 Updated at Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 15:47
Q: So are you going to take people off the big market share battles that are being waged out in the FMCG space? What can be done here and what are the opportunities that you see from exactly where HUL is?
Talking specifically about what we can do, I think in many ways everything that I could have said has been said by the participants who are here and they've talked about all the things we can do. They've talked about the fact that the products like tea, salt, soap reach almost everyone in this country and there is a role that we have got in terms of spreading the message. We through our infrastructure have the good fortune of reaching a large number of retailers, we have over 50,000 Shakti Amma's which could go to100,000 in times to come. Each one of these could go to 4-5 villages in the neighborhood, when you get to 100,000 you have really covered six lakh villages in this country. So it is the sheer capacity of the infrastructure which you have got, to translate the message which you have got and convert on ground. In the end there are two roles which are involved there is a role in terms of providing the message and there is a role in terms of the conversion which can take place. So there are many ideas. Q: Is this a picture as win-win for everyone as it is sounding?
I think that would be a big challenge to reach to India. I believe numerical codes don't work there and for me I think Nandan would have to write his own new religion, which has to come out of symbols and rituals and storytelling. I don't think any media can reach those people without symbols or some rituals which are created.
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