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Why farmers remain hungry? Sharing RUDI experience on food security & livelihood security of Small farmers.

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May 15 in Side Event "Promoting Cross-Border Learning to Increase the Resilience of Poor Women and Their Families Throughout South Asia". Presented by RUDI.

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SEWA-A member based organization registered as Trade Union for poor self employed Women in 1972 by Mrs. Ela Bhatt.

Following Gandhian principles of simplicity, women’s leadership, Strengthen village economy and Self reliance.

1.75 million members from 12 states of India. 2/3 members are from rural and 60% are small and marginal farmers and laborers

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Small land holders and low production capacity. Exploited by middleman due to lack of organizing

& market access. High rate of debt/land hypothecated to money

lenders. Lack of working capital and technology, tools &

equipment. Non availability of fund/loan/working capital Lack of awareness of production and access to

market

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RUDI ensure work & income security its own supply chain model.

RUDI ensure Food security to rural women and house holds.

RUDI strengthen the rural economy by rotating its fund within the village.

RUDI Rural Distribution Network owned and managed by the rural women and 15,000 farmers.

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Direct procurement from farmers. Processed by rural women producers groups. Distributed the products by members touching

million HHs. Marketing & sales by women. Objective:

-provide multiple employment-provide quality products at affordable price

-Strengthen rural economy by rotating fund within the villages.

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Duration 2014-20120

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Gujarat, Rajastan & Assam in year 2014 At national level from 2014 to 2020.

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FG

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PC RUDI CO

Distributor

Distributor

DistributorRUDIBEN

RUDIBEN

RUDIBEN

District Farmer’s Association

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Producers Groups

Bank for WC

Purchase RM in Bulk

District Federation Training Infrastructure

Tools & Equipment

Distribution hubs

Sales & MarketingCompanyBusiness

partners

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15000 farmers able to access direct market linkages by getting 20-30% more price than locally offered price by traders.

400 processors are getting regular employment and earning Rs.5000/- to Rs.10000/- per month.

3000 RUDIben (Distributors and dealers) are earning Rs.5000/- Rs.25000/- per month through sales and marketing.

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Sales turnover in 9 years Rs. 28 crores and 90% returns to farmers and rural communities as income.

Established ownership of assets, children’s education and reduce poverty.

Education and awareness on important of taking business leadership collectively.

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Develop RUDI MIS system through mobile technology using mobile application .

RUDIben reduces expenses and time to travel to give purchase order and collect the material which support the RUDIben to spend time on sales.

Reach 2500 RUDIben by end of this December 2013. Trained master trainers district wise on RSV. Impact improve on sales and business fast.

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Reach all the states in 5 year duration. Involve 130,000 small and marginal farmers Setting up 12,000 processing centres and provide

employment to 600,000 women processors . Appoint 200000 RUDIben Average earning minimum Rs.15,000/- to Rs.

30,000/- Upgrading the existing processing centre with

sophisticated machineries. Prepare BP state wise.