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Internship Presentation: Presented by Akash Pariyar MBA, Final Year 20MBA001
Internship Presentation: Presented by Akash Pariyar MBA, Final Year 20MBA001
PRESENTATION
Presented By
Akash Pariyar
MBA, Final Year
20MBA001
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INTERNSHIP
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1. Achievements of Temi Tea 4
2 Workers & their Welfare 5
3 Modernisation of Factory and Office 6
4 Diversification of Products 7
TABLE OF 5 Expansion of Market 8
CONTENTS 6 Organic Transaction Certificate 9
7 Linking Tourism with Livelihood Generation 10
8 Initiative taken for Tea Tourism 11
9 Sustainable Community Forest 12
Management
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Established in 1969, the Temi Tea is a heritage tea garden.
ACHIEVEMENTS
The factory unit for the same became operational by 1977 and the
OF TEMI TEA first production commenced in the year 1978
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The estate has a sanctioned strength of 427 workers. The government in
last 23 years, since 1994 has made the following provisions:
1. Increased the minimum wages from Rs. 20 per day to Rs. 300 per
day currently.
2. The estate has obtained a creche, dispensary, ambulance facility
WORKERS and primary school from the government.
& 3. Addition of the workers lunch shed and rain protected leaf
weighment area.
THEIR WELFARE
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Since 2015 the government through NEC funding provided
the factory with new and efficient dryers.
Tea tasting room by buying delegates have been added.
Office – SAP B1, the Germany based software has been
MODERNISATION successfully implemented for real time reports.
OF FACTORY AND
OFFICE
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Temi Tea Estate has diversified from public auction to private
auction & retail market.
Temi has both China & Clonal varieties.
It also has the speciality Tea of white, Green and Oolong
DIVERSIFICATION
OF PRODUCTS
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EXPANSION
OF MARKETS
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Around 2005, the garden as Temi switched from conventional to
ORGANIC “Organic” method of production and by 2008 it was declared fully
TRANSACTION organic.
Currently the Estate has the certification from NOP, NPOP,
CERTIFICATE European Union (EU) and Japanese Agricultural Standards (JAS).
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MOUNTAIN BIKING PARAGLIDING
LINKING
TOURISM FOR
ZIP LINING HOMESTAYS
LIVELIHOOD
GENERATION
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Interested owners of nearby homestays were given training for a month.
INITIATIVE TAKEN Zip Lining and Paragliding was launched on commission basis.
FOR TEA TOURISM Tourists are taken to Maenam Sanctuary for bird watching and nearby
trekking places.
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SUSTAINABLE
COMMUNITY
FOREST
MANAGEMENT
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