TOTAL VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (TVDP) for INDIA

Hariharan PV(Chief Promoter & Mentor)

AGRO-BIOGENICS (CLEAN-TECH) PRIVATE LIMITED

India's Development needs Village Development

India has 638,596 Vllages, across 3,342 Talukas and 641 Districts

Average percapita in villages is a very low Rs.6,000

The minimum percapita needed for decent living is Rs.30,000

That needs average value additions in villages @ Rs.5 Cr/village

Creating such Village level developments is possible

AGRO-BIOGENICS have taken up the onerous task of developing

Village level Industries to convert each village into wealth creation

centers … YES! We too can

BASICS of Village Development (1)

An average Indian Village would have 274 households

Average household is 5 people

Average Village farmland area is about 350 ha

Present agriculture activities net average income of Rs.82.2 L per Village

Developing India needs a five-fold increase in Village incomes

This could be done by utilizing and recycling all locally available Renewable Resources (RR) and local able-bodied human resources

BASICS of Village Development (2)

AGRO-BIOGENICS have developed a new paradigm that utilizes and re-cycles all agrowastes, animal wastes and other RR

The resultant system of integrated and inter-related processes would create engineered products, energy, bio-petrochemicals and bio-water

The illustration depicts a Zero-Waste Zero-Carbon Business-Model (ZW-ZC-BM) that would be operated in every Village in India to effect TVDP

BASICS of Village Development (3)(Certain available Resources and converted Products)

BASICS of TVDP (1)

Each village would have one ZW-ZC-BM set up

There would be 638,596 Village Co's; 3,342 Taluka Co's; 641 District Co's

Additionally each Taluka would have one Technology & Product Development Co

AGRO-BIOGENICS would support each Co, and would have stakes in each District

BASICS of TVDP (2)

The first TVDP programs are beginning in Mandya District, Karnataka State

There are seven Talukas and 1580 Villages. Each would be Co's

Additionally there would be seven TPDC's

Total of 1595 Co's in Mandya District

Estimated turnover potential is over Rs.12,000 Cr

BASICS of TVDP (3)

The networking of TPDC's would be as in the illustration

Six Village Co's (geographically close to one another) would form a cluster

Each cluster would have same products, and would enter into Technology/Guarantee arrangement with TPDC

TPDC's to train Village Co personnel and provide Total Tech support

First TVDP programs in Pandavapura

Pandavapura Taluka in Mandya District has 192 Villages (Co's)

There would be 32 Products in Pandavapura Taluka

An example of Product is Molded Doors

These products would be classified under WOOD SUBSTITUTE

Wood Substitute classification would have over 50 individual Products

Products being developed in PANDAVAPURA TPDC

TPDC (Pandavapura) has begun Agrowaste Conversion to develop Molded Doors

The first Agrowastes conversion products are planned to be Total Wood Substitute systems and Metal Substitute systems

Every such product would be produced using local RR materials such as coconut Tree wastes, Sugarcane wastes (Bagasse'), Bamboo material, Various weeds and shrub vegetation matter

A Few Other Products

The Photo shows a Bamboo mat Hybrid composite Boat at Vishakhapatnam seas

Inset shows the Boat before the trial run

The Photo at left shows the construction of Bamboo woven Boat

The Making of Wood Substitute Products(Village workers in TVDP)

Door Shutter using Bagasse' (Sugarcane waste)

Development Potentials in Pandavapura

The estimated Wood substitute product systems in the Taluka are about 50,000 T (valued Rs.10,000,000,000)

There are other Product systems that would add up to still higher values – estimated total of Rs.20,000,000,000

AGRO-BIOGENICS are planning to showcase the development of Pandavapura Taluka as the front runner to other All-India Total Village development Programs (TVDP)

TVDP and Quadruple Impact Developments

The prime criterion would be increase in jobs at the “lowest” rungs of the society

The second criterion is the impact on the knowledge levels that help in enhancing current and future developments

The third criterion is the impact and potentials in business and commerce at village levels

The fourth criterion (not the least in importance) would measure how much lesser all these would impact on the environment

THANK YOU!

Contact:

AGRO-BIOGENICS (CLEAN-TECH) PVT LTDNo.2/2, Vinayaka Circle, Palace Guttahalli Main Road,

S.J.Patel Complex, Malleswaram – Bangalore – 560003 – India

Phone: 91 80 32214314Website: http://agrobiogenicscleantechpvtltd.com/

E-mail contact: Hariharan PV: pvhramani@yahoo.com