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Price ugly FnV at higher prices
Supermarkets free of waiver of liability
Govt. buy back schemes / produce returned to farm
Tools to ensure produce meets market standards
Network and socialize with people in similar fields ; collaborate on new ventures
Website / blog Form an online community - share events, contacts, talks etc
Design a business model keeping food waste instead of money at the core
Social enterprises ; CSR backing for pilot programmes
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Adopt supermarket Inventory model in informal markets
Link with the current Public Distribution System
Conspiracy theories around food and waste
Taxes on FnV like taxes on coconuts and chillies
Clubs and associations for vulnerable groups pushcart sellers association
Open source platform for Madiwala market
Design policy and guidelines for government to follow
Study the stock market ; apply principles and process to Madiwala market
Identify tipping points in supply chain : Maximum change Minimum effort
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Market Access Pass ; Children sell raffle tickets to buy Fnv
‘Baby corn’ type of appealing packaging for all FnV
Introduce today’s special prices scheme at the market
Free consultation services on business, sales, nutrition and diet
Whatsapp group for minimum salvage price
Partnering with data companies
Free sampling. ‘What is natural is imperfect’
Buy 1 give 1 - IKEA, OneWorld Futbol
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Community policing but individual responsibility schemes
Kitchen tools to cut imperfect produce with ease
Work with children to sensitize them ; protection from conditioning
Educate farmers on business front ; digital India
Work with BBMP Health Officer
‘Dumpster King’ or ‘Captain Madiwala’
Madiwala Dream Team - Each group has a representative
Legal and safety aspects around cooked and uncooked food
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Educate customers about grade C produce and beautification waste
‘Madiwala rap’ Local music campaign to create awareness
Police support : parking space should be given
Super hero food rescue club Colleges, Robin hood Army
New designations : Food Cop
Protect donors by establishing a ‘Good Samaritan’ Law
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20. Educate sellers and vendors ; pilot programmes with them
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21. Feedback systems across the supply chain - end to end
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Integration with Mid - day schemes that are currently devoid of FnV
Get people to accept that we have a food waste ‘issue’
Design to break mob mentalities at the market
Design conversations and dialogue between consumer and seller
alternate sources of revenue to reduce production ; cottage industry skills
Train farming community on best practices and skills with technology
Introduce local ‘best - before’ labeling system in the market
A ‘just - dial’ for connecting with hotels. NGOs. old age homes
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A dabba service connection with the Madiwala market
Aksharapatra or BFB can adopt the market
Connect the farmer directly with the consumer/end buyer
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Tricks and hacks to keep FnV fresh for longer can be taught and practiced
Tie up and distribution to places with cooking facilities
Financial literacy across supply chain ; educate and protect
Food standards data should be hidden ; referred to check degree of edibility
33. Simplified logistics and ‘network of markets’
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Rural schools be given an allowance to buy FnV
Movements and festivals celebrating ‘imperfect’ produce at the market
Redesign ‘ward’ system and sub - systems to reduce food waste
Connect with famous people like ‘Auto Raja’. Pool in individual efforts
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Build on govt. initiatives Swacch Bharat, Digital India
Alternate uses : Dehydrated fruits, pickles and curries
FnV to make bio gas to power the market, in - house composting for manure, given back to farmers
New work out routine - Clean up and distribution runs in the city