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Top 10 Social Enterprises: India

Vibhu Arya
2012
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                                                            Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




 What is a Social Enterprise?
• Nothing fancy, it may not even call itself social
• A Social Enterprise could be engaged in any business
  activity fulfilling any need (see right: Maslow’s need
  hierarchy). E.g. Entertainment, Nutrition, Sanitation,
   Communication, Livelihoods, Transportation, Education,
   Training, Financial Inclusion.
• Impact ranges from a pilot serving 10 people to
  serving 1 billion people.
• Focused on the underserved/unserved segment
• Profit is not the only motive.
• Social Entrepreneurs earn respect of the community.
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                                                                                  Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Criteria for Selecting the Top 10
•   Enterprise must be ‘the’ clear leader in the category.
•   Serves the ‘bottom of the pyramid’.
•   Scaled Up and Not a Forever ‘Pilot’. i.e. impacts at least 1 Million clients, directly/indirectly
•   Does not operate only on grants. Covers its costs and ensures a small surplus.
•   Man Hours Spent On Operations/Field > Man Hours Inside Conference Halls
•   & Importantly,
    ▫ Wows Clients
    ▫ Creates Employment
    ▫ Pays statutory taxes & levies, follows the law, is driven by values i.e. net-net, a
       responsible corporate citizen
    ▫ Ensures a Double+ Bottom-line
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                                                                                    Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India



    Sector: Renewable Energy, Health, Sanitation, Entertainment
    Enterprise Name: Indian Traders + Chinese Manufacturers + www.alibaba.com

•   No Ivy League Case Studies, No Awards. Plain Demand=Supply; Thanks to Chinese
    Manufacturers, Indian Traders = Indians at the lower end of SEC Pyramid are
    availing essential products which a decade earlier were luxury.
     ▫ A Regular watch which costed $20 in 1995, now costs ~$5.
     ▫ A DVD player which costed ~$500 in 2000,now costs $20.
     ▫ A Solar Rechargeable Lanterns costs ~$20.
     ▫ A Water Filter $20.
     ▫ A Mosquito Net $5.
     ▫ A Mobile Phone now begins at $15.
•   Products:
     ▫ Solar Rechargeable Lanterns, Mosquito Nets, Water Filters, DVD Players,
        Radio Sets, Watches
•   USP: Chinese Manufacturers, Indian Importers and Alibaba.com made these
    products accessible to the common man.
•   Target Clientele: Sec D & E
•   Impact: 500 Million+ people
•   Grants: No
•   Status: Privately Held, Anonymous
•   www.alibaba.com
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                                                        Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




 Sector: Transportation
 Enterprise Name: Indian Railways

• ~15,000 trains cover a distance equaling three &
  half times the distance to moon.
• 8000 Railway Stations covering entire India.
• 1.6 Million Employees
• Product: Passenger and Freight
• USP: Inflation Resistant Passenger Fares. Freight
  subsidizes the passenger fare. Lifeline of India.
• Target Clientele: Sec C,D & E Indians
• Impact: Carries 13 million passengers & 1.3 million
  tones of freight daily
• Grants: No
• Status: Government of India Owned
• www.indianrail.gov.in/
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                                                                  Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




    Sector: MSME’s
    Enterprise Name: Just Dial

• Just Dial is a local search engine with listings of over ~7.5
  million products and service providers
• Products:
   ▫ Local Search via Phone (Voice and SMS), Internet
   ▫ Efficient Advertising channel for micro, small and medium
      enterprises.
• USP: 90% of JustDial database comprises of micro, small and
  medium enterprises.
• Target Clientele: Sec B, C, D & E
• Impact: Covers 240 cities and receives 250,000 calls daily
• with over 200 million annual searches, 200,000 advertising
  campaigns – ALL focused on MSME’s
• Grants: No
• Status: Privately Owned, 2013 IPO Candidate.
• www.justdial.com
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                                                              Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




    Sector: Vocational Training
    Enterprise Name: JetKing InfoTrain

•   130 Pan India Centres
•   Product: Job Oriented IT Networking & Hardware Training
•   USP: $150-$200/month Job Guarantee
•   Target Clientele: 10+2 pass outs from SEC D & E
•   Impact: Over ~ 0.5 Million students trained and placed
•   Grants: No
•   Status: Profitable, Traded, Public Listed Company
•   http://www.jetkinginfotrain.com/
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                                                                  Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




 Sector: Communication, Savings and Remittances
 Enterprise Name: Indian Post

• Indian postal service has the most widely distributed post
  office system in the world with total of 155,618 post offices
   of which 90% are in rural areas.
• Products:
   ▫ Postal Services: Mail and Freight
   ▫ Remittance facilities : money orders & postal orders
   ▫ No frills banking and insurance facilities
• 0.6 Million Employees
• USP: Frozen in TimeTariff. Freight subsidizes the postal
  tariff. Postcard (see right) costs Re 0.5 ( i.e. for a $1
  send 100+ postcards) – Made it to Ripley’s.
• Target Clientele: Sec D & E
• Impact: 200 Million+ people who access Postal Banking
  Services.
• Grants: No
• Status: Government of India Owned
• www.indiapost.gov.in/
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                                                                   Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Sector: Entertainment & Education = Edutainment
Enterprise Name: Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting Corporation of India)

• 90% of India receives Prasar Bharati (DoorDarshan i.e. TV)
  programmes through a network of nearly 1400 terrestrial
  transmitters whereas 95% receives All India Radio
  programs through 277 stations in 23 languages and 146
  dialects.
• Products: Programs on entertainment,              education,
  agriculture, rural development, environment, social justice,
  health and family welfare and science and technology
• USP: Safeguards the Indian citizen’s right to be informed
  freely, truthfully and objectively on all matters of public
  interest, national or international, and presenting a fair and
  balanced flow of information including contrasting views
  without advocating any opinion or ideology of its own.
•   Target Clientele: Sec D & E
•   Impact: Over 1 Billion Indians
•   Grants: No
•   Status: Government of India Owned
•   www.prasarbharati.gov.in/
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                                                            Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Sector: Livelihoods & Transportation
Enterprise Name: $800, 80Km/L, 100 CC Motorcycles Co’s

• With non existent city public transport systems, 100 CC
  motorcyles provide affordable passenger and cargo
  transportation services to over 500 million Indians.
• Product Features:
   ▫ Price: $800
   ▫ Mileage: 80 km/litre
   ▫ Seating Capacity: 2 Official, 2-6 unofficial
• Over 5 Million Employees (Direct/Indirect)
• USP: 80 kilometers to a liters / can seat 2-6
• Target Clientele: Sec C, D & E
• Impact: Over 100 Million+ motorcycles on Indian roads
  with ~8 million motorcycles sold/year.
• Grants: No
• Status: Profitable, Traded Public Listed Companies
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                                                                 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Sector: Health & Nutrition
Enterprise Name: Tata Salt

• Tata Salt is a super-refined, vacuum-evaporated iodised
  salt produced by Tata with a 65 percent market share in the
  national branded salt segment. It sells an average of 50,000
  metric tons per month and is available at over 1.2 mm
  outlets providing a safe alternative to Rock Salt.
• Products:
   ▫ Salt, a healthy alternative to Rock Salt.
• 0.6 Million Employees
• USP: Amongst India’s most trusted brand.
• Target Clientele: Sec A,B,C,D & E
• Impact: Consumed by nearly 40 million households
  each month
• Grants: No
• Status: Profitable, Traded Public Listed Companies
• http://www.tatachemicals.com/products/tata_salt.htm
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                                                                Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Sector: Micro Credit
Enterprise Name: 200+ Indian Microfinance Institutions (MFI’s); Bank-SHG

• India has the world’s largest Microfinance Industry serving
  over ~50 Million Indians. The Government has finally
  recognized its potential with several measures announced
  & planned to build a truly enabling legislative and policy
  environment
• Products
    • Microcredit
•   USP: Effective pricing lower than banks.
•   Target Clientele: Sec C, D & E, both Urban and Rural
•   Impact: 75 Million+ clients.
•   Grants: No
•   Status: Privately Held to Public Companies
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                                                                      Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




   Sector: Catalyzing Innovation & Social Enterprise Institution Building
   Enterprise Name: Aavishkaar
• 21st May 2012, SEBI notified the word ‘social venture fund’.
  Aavishkar has been social venture investing for over a
  decade, catalyzing innovation at the bottom on the
  pyramid.
• Products: Venture Capital Investments focused on seven
  key sectors:
   ▫ Agriculture and Dairy, Education, Energy, Handicrafts,
       Health, Water and Sanitation, Technology for
       Development and Microfinance and Financial Inclusion
• USP: Aavishkar created ‘the’ category of social venture
  funds with several new social venture funds being raised.
• Target Clientele: Portfolio Companies target Sec D & E
  clients
• Impact: Collectively Aavishkar portfolio companies can
  impact over ~25 Million+ people directly/indirectly
• Status: SEBI Registered Venture Capital Fund.
• http://www.aavishkaar.in/investee-portfolio/
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                                                           Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Sector: Communication & Livelihoods
Enterprise Name: Prepaid Mobile Phone
Service Operators
• Indian Mobile Phone Operators are brave. They face the
  lowest ARPU’s and the muddiest regulatory /policy
  environment, globally. The prepaid mobile phone
  services customer is king.
• Products
   • Free Incoming
   • Outgoing @ Rock Bottom Tariff
   • SMS @ Rock Bottom Tariff
• USP: 1 Paisa per Second Tariff & India’s unique missed
  call technique of communicating.
• Target Clientele: Sec C, D & E
• Impact: 800 Million+ people access Prepaid Mobile
  Services for communication and facilitating business.
• Grants: No
• Status: Privately Held to Public Companies
• www.coai.com/
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                                                                                     Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India




Vibhu Arya is a ‘new’ independent consultant in the impact investing, microfinance and branchless banking space.
vibhuarya@gmail.com

Formerly, The ShakespeareWalla
Mirage At The Bottom Of The Pyramid
The Three Witches of Microfinance

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India Top 10 Social Entrepreneurs

  • 1. 1 Top 10 Social Enterprises: India Vibhu Arya 2012
  • 2. 2 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India What is a Social Enterprise? • Nothing fancy, it may not even call itself social • A Social Enterprise could be engaged in any business activity fulfilling any need (see right: Maslow’s need hierarchy). E.g. Entertainment, Nutrition, Sanitation, Communication, Livelihoods, Transportation, Education, Training, Financial Inclusion. • Impact ranges from a pilot serving 10 people to serving 1 billion people. • Focused on the underserved/unserved segment • Profit is not the only motive. • Social Entrepreneurs earn respect of the community.
  • 3. 3 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Criteria for Selecting the Top 10 • Enterprise must be ‘the’ clear leader in the category. • Serves the ‘bottom of the pyramid’. • Scaled Up and Not a Forever ‘Pilot’. i.e. impacts at least 1 Million clients, directly/indirectly • Does not operate only on grants. Covers its costs and ensures a small surplus. • Man Hours Spent On Operations/Field > Man Hours Inside Conference Halls • & Importantly, ▫ Wows Clients ▫ Creates Employment ▫ Pays statutory taxes & levies, follows the law, is driven by values i.e. net-net, a responsible corporate citizen ▫ Ensures a Double+ Bottom-line
  • 4. 4 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Renewable Energy, Health, Sanitation, Entertainment Enterprise Name: Indian Traders + Chinese Manufacturers + www.alibaba.com • No Ivy League Case Studies, No Awards. Plain Demand=Supply; Thanks to Chinese Manufacturers, Indian Traders = Indians at the lower end of SEC Pyramid are availing essential products which a decade earlier were luxury. ▫ A Regular watch which costed $20 in 1995, now costs ~$5. ▫ A DVD player which costed ~$500 in 2000,now costs $20. ▫ A Solar Rechargeable Lanterns costs ~$20. ▫ A Water Filter $20. ▫ A Mosquito Net $5. ▫ A Mobile Phone now begins at $15. • Products: ▫ Solar Rechargeable Lanterns, Mosquito Nets, Water Filters, DVD Players, Radio Sets, Watches • USP: Chinese Manufacturers, Indian Importers and Alibaba.com made these products accessible to the common man. • Target Clientele: Sec D & E • Impact: 500 Million+ people • Grants: No • Status: Privately Held, Anonymous • www.alibaba.com
  • 5. 5 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Transportation Enterprise Name: Indian Railways • ~15,000 trains cover a distance equaling three & half times the distance to moon. • 8000 Railway Stations covering entire India. • 1.6 Million Employees • Product: Passenger and Freight • USP: Inflation Resistant Passenger Fares. Freight subsidizes the passenger fare. Lifeline of India. • Target Clientele: Sec C,D & E Indians • Impact: Carries 13 million passengers & 1.3 million tones of freight daily • Grants: No • Status: Government of India Owned • www.indianrail.gov.in/
  • 6. 6 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: MSME’s Enterprise Name: Just Dial • Just Dial is a local search engine with listings of over ~7.5 million products and service providers • Products: ▫ Local Search via Phone (Voice and SMS), Internet ▫ Efficient Advertising channel for micro, small and medium enterprises. • USP: 90% of JustDial database comprises of micro, small and medium enterprises. • Target Clientele: Sec B, C, D & E • Impact: Covers 240 cities and receives 250,000 calls daily • with over 200 million annual searches, 200,000 advertising campaigns – ALL focused on MSME’s • Grants: No • Status: Privately Owned, 2013 IPO Candidate. • www.justdial.com
  • 7. 7 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Vocational Training Enterprise Name: JetKing InfoTrain • 130 Pan India Centres • Product: Job Oriented IT Networking & Hardware Training • USP: $150-$200/month Job Guarantee • Target Clientele: 10+2 pass outs from SEC D & E • Impact: Over ~ 0.5 Million students trained and placed • Grants: No • Status: Profitable, Traded, Public Listed Company • http://www.jetkinginfotrain.com/
  • 8. 8 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Communication, Savings and Remittances Enterprise Name: Indian Post • Indian postal service has the most widely distributed post office system in the world with total of 155,618 post offices of which 90% are in rural areas. • Products: ▫ Postal Services: Mail and Freight ▫ Remittance facilities : money orders & postal orders ▫ No frills banking and insurance facilities • 0.6 Million Employees • USP: Frozen in TimeTariff. Freight subsidizes the postal tariff. Postcard (see right) costs Re 0.5 ( i.e. for a $1 send 100+ postcards) – Made it to Ripley’s. • Target Clientele: Sec D & E • Impact: 200 Million+ people who access Postal Banking Services. • Grants: No • Status: Government of India Owned • www.indiapost.gov.in/
  • 9. 9 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Entertainment & Education = Edutainment Enterprise Name: Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting Corporation of India) • 90% of India receives Prasar Bharati (DoorDarshan i.e. TV) programmes through a network of nearly 1400 terrestrial transmitters whereas 95% receives All India Radio programs through 277 stations in 23 languages and 146 dialects. • Products: Programs on entertainment, education, agriculture, rural development, environment, social justice, health and family welfare and science and technology • USP: Safeguards the Indian citizen’s right to be informed freely, truthfully and objectively on all matters of public interest, national or international, and presenting a fair and balanced flow of information including contrasting views without advocating any opinion or ideology of its own. • Target Clientele: Sec D & E • Impact: Over 1 Billion Indians • Grants: No • Status: Government of India Owned • www.prasarbharati.gov.in/
  • 10. 10 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Livelihoods & Transportation Enterprise Name: $800, 80Km/L, 100 CC Motorcycles Co’s • With non existent city public transport systems, 100 CC motorcyles provide affordable passenger and cargo transportation services to over 500 million Indians. • Product Features: ▫ Price: $800 ▫ Mileage: 80 km/litre ▫ Seating Capacity: 2 Official, 2-6 unofficial • Over 5 Million Employees (Direct/Indirect) • USP: 80 kilometers to a liters / can seat 2-6 • Target Clientele: Sec C, D & E • Impact: Over 100 Million+ motorcycles on Indian roads with ~8 million motorcycles sold/year. • Grants: No • Status: Profitable, Traded Public Listed Companies
  • 11. 11 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Health & Nutrition Enterprise Name: Tata Salt • Tata Salt is a super-refined, vacuum-evaporated iodised salt produced by Tata with a 65 percent market share in the national branded salt segment. It sells an average of 50,000 metric tons per month and is available at over 1.2 mm outlets providing a safe alternative to Rock Salt. • Products: ▫ Salt, a healthy alternative to Rock Salt. • 0.6 Million Employees • USP: Amongst India’s most trusted brand. • Target Clientele: Sec A,B,C,D & E • Impact: Consumed by nearly 40 million households each month • Grants: No • Status: Profitable, Traded Public Listed Companies • http://www.tatachemicals.com/products/tata_salt.htm
  • 12. 12 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Micro Credit Enterprise Name: 200+ Indian Microfinance Institutions (MFI’s); Bank-SHG • India has the world’s largest Microfinance Industry serving over ~50 Million Indians. The Government has finally recognized its potential with several measures announced & planned to build a truly enabling legislative and policy environment • Products • Microcredit • USP: Effective pricing lower than banks. • Target Clientele: Sec C, D & E, both Urban and Rural • Impact: 75 Million+ clients. • Grants: No • Status: Privately Held to Public Companies
  • 13. 13 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Catalyzing Innovation & Social Enterprise Institution Building Enterprise Name: Aavishkaar • 21st May 2012, SEBI notified the word ‘social venture fund’. Aavishkar has been social venture investing for over a decade, catalyzing innovation at the bottom on the pyramid. • Products: Venture Capital Investments focused on seven key sectors: ▫ Agriculture and Dairy, Education, Energy, Handicrafts, Health, Water and Sanitation, Technology for Development and Microfinance and Financial Inclusion • USP: Aavishkar created ‘the’ category of social venture funds with several new social venture funds being raised. • Target Clientele: Portfolio Companies target Sec D & E clients • Impact: Collectively Aavishkar portfolio companies can impact over ~25 Million+ people directly/indirectly • Status: SEBI Registered Venture Capital Fund. • http://www.aavishkaar.in/investee-portfolio/
  • 14. 14 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Sector: Communication & Livelihoods Enterprise Name: Prepaid Mobile Phone Service Operators • Indian Mobile Phone Operators are brave. They face the lowest ARPU’s and the muddiest regulatory /policy environment, globally. The prepaid mobile phone services customer is king. • Products • Free Incoming • Outgoing @ Rock Bottom Tariff • SMS @ Rock Bottom Tariff • USP: 1 Paisa per Second Tariff & India’s unique missed call technique of communicating. • Target Clientele: Sec C, D & E • Impact: 800 Million+ people access Prepaid Mobile Services for communication and facilitating business. • Grants: No • Status: Privately Held to Public Companies • www.coai.com/
  • 15. 15 Vibhu Arya: Top 10 Social Enterprises, India Vibhu Arya is a ‘new’ independent consultant in the impact investing, microfinance and branchless banking space. vibhuarya@gmail.com Formerly, The ShakespeareWalla Mirage At The Bottom Of The Pyramid The Three Witches of Microfinance