survey among students.pdf

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Economy of Kanpur

Challenges and Opportunities


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Contents

Introduction to economy of Kanpur

Timeline of Kanpur

Current status

How to rebuild Economy of Kanpur?

For Industries

For Agriculture

Unorganized Sector

Invest University Network


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Economy of Kanpur

Census population: 28 lakh, actual population: 50+ lakh

City area: 440 sq km, Master Plan area: 1650 sq km

10th largest GDP producing city in India (PWC 2010)

GDP size is nearly 20+ billion dollars

14 major sectors: Agriculture, Chemical, Leather, Plastics,Automobile, Garments - Hosiery, Aerospace, Ordinance, Pan-Masala, Paints, Education, Engineering Hardware, Healthcareand Media.

Most of the industries are of small or medium size with a largenumber of cottage industries.

Strategic location


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Industries: Kanpur There are 120 diff types of Mandies through which majority of

goods are sold. These places provide 50% competitive price toretailers upto a distance of 500 km

Most of the businesses are family business with no venture or

outside funding

Labor issues are big issues. A large number of industrial unitsgot closed due to labor unrest

Most of the industries do not want to spend any money on

new technology or business practices or workers welfare.

Relations are similar to British Era. Quality and Productivity are domains which are low cost

approaches to improve conditions of industries

There are a large number of industry-supporting institutions

in Kanpur and most of them are dead or dysfunctional


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Major industrial institutions in Kanpur

Directorate of Industries

MSMEDI, Udyog Badhu etc.

NPC, KPC

IIA, PIA, KIA etc.

Lead Bank: Bank of Baroda

There are a number of sector specific associations most ofwhich are unorganized

Most of the economic activities are owned and run by families

Nearly 30,000 industrial units in the city with a goodincreasing rate.


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Human resources

Most of the people are unorganized workers with a sizeable

number of public sector employees

Majority of population belong to poor and lower middle class.

There is a good size of middle class. High class is largely

insignificant.

Education is the only source of economic mobility for most of

the people

Kanpur is an important education hub where large number of

colleges and coaching institutions exist.


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What can be done

Improving quality productivity

Application of information systems, IT

Soft power: marketing, branding, design

Clusters: Horizontal-Vertical integration Establishment of new businesses

Better labor policies

Innovation and customization of new technologies for Kanpur

Infrastructure, power

Better banking services

Political support: an industrialist has to bribe at least 25-30

people in order to run business which is too much


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Quality Productivity

Develop sector specific vertical maps, profile each unit, tag on

the map, create web page for each of them

Make virtual clusters of each horizontal level

Develop cluster level approaches to implement 5S, Kaizen,Lean Manufacturing etc.

At each horizontal level, develop base process maps and train

industrial units to create process maps

Facilitate, educate industries to collect data at all importantstages/processes; analyze them

Improving quality and productivity


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Example Vertical integration

Horizontal Integration


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Example


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Example

Natural or artificial threads or fibers; spinning

Yarns; mechanical finishing of yarns or ropes; warping or

beaming

Weaving

Braiding; lace-making; knitting; trimmings; non-woven fabrics

Sewing; embroidering; tufting

Treatment of textiles or the like; laundering; flexible materials

not otherwise provided for .

Ropes; cables other than electric

Source World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)


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Natural or artificial threads or fibers; spinning

Mechanical treatment of natural fibrous or filamentary

material to obtain fibers or filaments, e.g. for spinning

Chemical treatment of natural filamentary or fibrous material

to obtain filaments or fibers for spinning; carbonizing rags to

recover animal fibers

Mechanical methods or apparatus in the manufacture ofartificial filaments, threads, fibers, bristles, or ribbons

Chemical features in the manufacture of artificial filaments,

threads, fibers, bristles, or ribbons; apparatus specially

adapted for the manufacture of carbon filaments Preliminary treatment of fibers, e.g. for spinning

Spinning or twisting


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Cluster Maps

Zakaria PapersNew Market, Chandel Gate

Nankari,

Sector: Textile, Level: aaaaaa

Details Share SMS feeds

Sector

Level

Sector

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Other Sectors

I will present them in later presentations

Agriculture

Unorganized Sector Investment University Network


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Survey Conducted once each for Y7 & Y8 batches

Objective: Survey About Freshers Academic Interests | It waslargely non-academic

Questions:

a. Area(s) of interest or any Idea a student wants to pursue

b. How to pursue interest/idea?

c. Is IITK environment helpful?

d. Your expectation from the institute

e. Rate your dedication & level of seriousness (1 to 9)

f. Level of knowledge & skills (1 to 9)

g. Knowledge about Business, Politics, Economy (1 to 9)

h. Do you think that knowing above is important?


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Surveya. What do you understand by sustainable development

b. How to integrate technology with development?

c. Opinion about technology for mass

d. View about clubs/groups. Any improvement you suggest

e. Major contribution you want to make to your native places?

f. Rate your physical fitness ( 1 to 9)

Good response (Y7 60%+, Y8 ~45%)

Variety of opinion, difficult to process manually, still can be

summarized

Students have a lot of imaginations and want to do a lot of

things; if guided, can do wonders.


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Learning points Online can be a good option

No of survey questions should not be more

Puzzles type questions attract more

Numbers or graphics are more important than text

We need local persons in each hostel who will motivate

students to fill the survey form

For 1st year students: GBM is a good source. For others, online

form is a better medium. Still we can try for online survey for

all.

Who is conducting the survey is a major question.


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Information Systems In context of knowledge creation, there should be scope for

co-creation Location is an important factor in every information, so it

must be covered

Blog is mostly a ONE-WAY communication, so can be used for

official communication. Facebook & twitter are important media

Information which is being published need to be non-religious

in its outlook

Google+ provides online streaming (through youtube) and liverecording of events. It can be used for weekly news channel.


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Crowdmap Locate all necessary information on maps:

a. Historical placesb. RSS Shakhas, teams, projects, election booths, focus areas

c. Fault lines: zones & locations of conflict

d. Government projects: ongoing, completed, planned

e. Supporting/Affiliated institutions

f. Streamlining activities at the time of calamity, accidents, riots

Obtain analytical reports

Open source and free cloud support, so easy to be used


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News Crowdsourcing


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News Crowdsourcing

Hi t C d i


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History Crowdsourcing

Hi t C d i


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Histor Cro dso rcing


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We can crowdsource maps, data, multimedia for history, events, events, naturalcalamities etc.

M s r e Q estions


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My survey Questions 1. Which industries do not exist in Kanpur?

a. Textile

b. Leather

c. Plastics

d. Ordinance

e. Chemicals

f. Aerospace

g. IT

h. Finance

i. Automobile j. Petroleum

2. What are the ways to widen road in front of IITK?

My survey Questions


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My survey Questions 3. Which of these are Kanpur-based automobile companies?

a. LML

b. JSA

c. TATA

d. Swaraj

4. Lal Imli is associated with?

a. Wool

b. Jute

c. Chemical dye d. Food processing

f. Tourism

My survey Questions


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My survey Questions 5. Which of these are tourist spots?

a. Bithoor

b. Khoa Gali

c. Meston Road

d. Nana Rao Park

e. Jajmau

f. Moti Jheel

6. Which of these are industrial areas?

a. Dadanagar

b. Vijaynagar c. Rania

d. Panki

e. Naramau

f. Shastrinagar

My survey Questions


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My survey Questions 7. How is mandi different from E-commerce?

8. What is the difference between your native place andKanpur? If your native place is Kanpur then how is it different

from Lucknow?

9. What is your estimate of per capita income of Kanpur?

a. Below 1 Lakh

b. 1 Lakh to 2 Lakh

c. 2 Lakh to 3 Lakh

d. More than 3 Lakh

My survey Questions


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My survey Questions 10. What are the reasons of not-growth of Kanpur?

a. Lack of infra

b. Absence of service sector

c. Tough competition from China and other manufacturing

nations

d. No innovation

e. Trade union politics

f. Political negligence

g. Industries in Kanpur are growing; the question is wrong

11. Would you like to invest in Kanpur?

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