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Brandwitz ‘14 MADMEN

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FOOD ADULTERATION

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  • 1. Brandwitz 14 MADMEN

2. MADMEN 3. FindingsoAdulterations starts from the root of supply chainoTerrified retailers by rigid raidsoLack of equipments for checking adulterationoBarriers in the Distribution channeloAdulteration exists in the branded packaged foods 4. Findings 5. Key role playersoManufactureroTransportersoStorage personneloRetaileroConsumeroFarmer 6. AdulterationoIncidentaloIntentional 7. Who doesFindingsoMiddlemenoRetaileroManufactureroFarmersGiantcompanies 8. How do they do itoCarbideoFormalineoTextile colorsoMelamineoArtificial sweetenersoDDToUreaoSelling after expired dates 9. Why do they do itFindingsoQuick profitoWithout any reason/ trend/everyonedoesoMaximizing profitoFor attractive appearanceoTaste incrementoDurability 10. Consumer InsightsoBound to buyoSupply of good food is not enoughoNot aware about malicious effectoEven branded foods are adulteratedoUnwilling to pay more for quality foodBlaming governments and small retailers 11. Regulatory bodies of Bangladesh Government 12. Steps taken by GoBo Nothing worked just because of poor communicationoEnforced lawsoTerrified the retailers 13. What can be done 14. OptionsStrict lawStop prduction of adulterantsRestricting importStrengthening Anti adulteration movement 15. OptionsIncreasing mobile courtRe constructing supply chain modelFood safety educationFrequent raids 16. Are we on the right track 17. SelectedOption Changing mindset 18. Big IdeaEncouraging the traders to change their behaviourKeeping the generation in concern 19. CampaignObjectiveBuilding moraleMassive awareness about food safetyEducating next generationBuilding healthy Bangladesh 20. Target groupManufacturerRetailerFarmersTransportersHome makersConsumersWholesellers 21. Consumers TradersWhole sale marketsFactoriesFood transport vehicleRiver ghatsStationsTargeted Audience TouchpointsSchoolsHomeCarsRoadsNewspaperSocial media 22. Campaigns 23. TV dramaReachImpactTimelineAdulterationSafeconsumptionFoodsafetyeducationNutritionEvery house of the countryActive learning & getting motivated by this showYear 1, 6 months , 24 episodes, repeats twice a week Elements 24. School campaignFoodsafetylearningReachImpactTimelineCulturalevent tospreadmessageGuardiangatheringStudents future traderCampaign messege will spread on a large scale. Student to family, family to society and countryEvery january during 5 yearsPracticallearning 25. Village fairReachImpactTimeline Rural peopleAwareness through entertainmentOnce in a year 26. ReachImpactTimelineMay 15Mass peopleRemiding people about food safety just before Summer fruit seasonOnce in yearmotto 27. ReachImpactTimelineBillboardsTraders, middlemen.On spot awarenessYear 1, 2, 3 28. 29. , 30. ReachImpactPillars PosteringTimelineTraders, middlemen.On spot awarenessYear 1, 2, 3To make the adulterators feel thattheir job is suicidalTo be put on the pillars around theriver ghats, factories and ruralwholesell markets 31. ? 32. ? 33. 34. Your Hand postering campaign 35. Food transports painting and posteringReachImpactTraders and transportersMessages to be printed onthe food carrying vehiclesConstant reminding about the message 36. Car rear glass sticker 37. Distribution of pictured brochureo To aware about and avoid incidental adulterationo To be distributed among the workers involved in food processingReachImpactTimelineTraders and their workersEliminitation of incidental adulterationDuring occassion 38. NCTB curriculum Chapter about adulteration & safety.ReachImpactHigh school studentsAwareness among next generation traders 39. ReachImpactTimelineUrban , English medium schoolsLearning and awarenessOnce in a year 40. Voice of influentialsReachImpactoUnion Parishod chairmanoLocal ImamoTeacheroKrishi officerVillageMessage delievered by trusted personnel 41. Green RibbonReachImpactTimelineoMembers of parliamentsoPolitical leadersoBTV news presentersAmong politicians, mass people, tradersMessege spread through influencialsOccasion 42. Campaign ambassadorsoShykh SirajoSakib al hasan 43. Music spreadReachImpactTimelineMass peopleAwareness through entertainment1st two months 44. Radio campaignAwareness video 45. ImpactTimelineGradingManufacturersMarketsRestaurantsF graded marketers will be bannedEvery 6 months 46. Food Manufacturer RankingReachImpactTimelineFood manufacturing companiesCompetition among traders to be in top rankAfter every six monthso Food manufacturing companies 47. ImpactTimelineProduction style changeFrom year 4A thorough research on thatTake some pilot projects 48. ReachImpactTimelineONLY adulteration freebranded packet foods willbe available in this festival11 city corporationsCompetition among the food manufacurers to place their product in the festOnce in a year 49. Online existenceImpactTimelineIncreased engagement with the campaignYear 1 to Year 5Facebook pageWebsiteRegular engagement contents to be sharedGrading and ranking news to be sharedReach Young consumers and traders 50. Cooking show , ReachImpactTimeline , o Proper way of cookingoWay to buy Safe foodo Run by expert ChefHome makersSafe buying and cooking patternYear 5 51. Safe food in 4 stepsClean12Separatecook3chill4 52. MatchBox campaignReachImpactAll householdsMessage at kitchen 53. MonitoringEvaluationChecking percentage of adulterated foods inthe market every six monthsDone by Government workforce. 54. Vehicle Yera 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5School campaignTv dramaMatchbox campaign , Food safety day progBillboardsPillar posteringTransport and car stickerOrganic farming researchMusic making and viralGradingRankingEducation month progBrochurePure foodFairVillage fairTVC / RDC 55. FinancialsVehicle AmountSchool campaign 40,000,000Tv darma 7,500,000Matchbox campaign 1,600,000 , 15,000,000Food safety day prog 5,000,000Billboards 9,000,000Pillar postering 1,500,000Transport and car sticker 800,000Organic farming research 25,000,000Music making and viral 1,800,000Grading 160,000,000Ranking 80,000,000Education month prog 40,000,000Brochure 1,800,000Pure foodFair 40,000,000Village fair 5,200,000Total 434,200,000 56. Financials Budget allocationSchool campaign Tv darma Matchbox campaign , Food safety day prog BillboardsPillar postering Transport and car sticker Organic farming researchMusic making and viral Grading RankingEducation month prog Brochure Pure foodFairVillage fair 57. Radio campaignAwareness video