Shri Vile Parle Kelavani Mandal’s

Institute of Technology, Dhule

Business Start-up
Plan

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Department of Civil Engineering

GROUP MEMBERS
1. ANSARI ABDUL RAHMAN

2. RAWATE ROHIT DEVIDAS

3. JAGTAP CHETAN PRADEEP GUIDE
4. DEORE ANKIT SHARAD PROF. D.S.BAGHEL
5. JADE ROHIT SHEKHAR
SVKM‘s I OT Dhule

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Content
1. Introduction
2. Literature Review
3. Aim And Objective
4. Prepose Methodology
5. Work Plan (Gantt Chart)
6. Work Progress
7. Idea for Startup
8. Course name
9. Reference

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Start-up and Entrepreneurship

• Start-up :- For many years investors treated

startups as small businesses. This was a real problem
because there is a huge conceptual and organizational
difference between a startup, Small businesses,
and large corporations
• Entrepreneurship :- Entrepreneurship refers to the
process of creating a new enterprise and bearing any of
its risks, with the view of making the profit.
• India in start – up scheam DPIIT Recognition

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Introduction

• Start-up India is a revolution scheme that has been stated to help- the
people ,who start their own business
• These people have their own ideas and capability , so govternment will give them
support to make sure they can implement their ideas and grow
• The campaign was first announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his 15
August 2015 address from Red fort .

The Success of this scheme is to make India strong and economically

Strong Nation

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PAPER AUTHOR
Dr. S.K. Mishra (IIT Delhi), Dr.
Sandeep Sahany (IIT Delhi &
CCRS Singapore)
Sudhir K. Jain
Ministry of Home Affairs
Government of India
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Literature Review
TITLE
Impact of Climate Change
on Indian Economy
Earthquake safety in India:
achievements, challenges
and opportunities
DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN
INDIA
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JOURNAL DESCRIPTION
YES BANK YEARLY REPORT The world is witnessing one
ON DISASTER of the biggest threats ever in
the form of climate change,
with unprecedented impacts
on societies, nations and
economies.
Bull Earthquake Eng (2016) The Indian subcontinent has
14:1337–14 suffered some of the
greatest earthquakes in the
world.
Report on DM 2011 India’s geo-climatic
conditions as well as its high
degree of socio-economic
vulnerable.
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Goal
To successfully build a startup

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Objective
1. To study about start-up ecosystem
2. To identify start-up idea and do the market research
3. To run a success full start-up for long term
4. To identify investment opportunity and pitch the idea in any
investor meet

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Propose Methodology
Start-up business plan

Problem identification

Market analysis and research

Our solution

Our product formulation

Resource management

Marketing and sales

Financial plan

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Recent Work plan

WEEK TO DO

  Business related course , Planning of start-up

05 -06 ,Ideas

  Market Survey ,Market Analysis ,Market strategies , Case study of

4 existing

2 Research

2 Long Term ,Short Term

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Work Progress
week Business related course Planning of start-up Certification
Ideas

01-03 Introduction of corporate finance, Disaster management All courses certificate

Business accounting , business
marketing ,Business analysis ,
business management
Microsoft related courses,(power
point presentation , Excel , word
office)

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Topic

Disaster mitigation through critical structure identification

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LIST OF VARIOUS DISASTERS  

Water and climate related disasters
a) Floods and drainage management
b) Cyclones
c) Hailstorms
e) Cloud burst
f) Heatwave and cold waves
g) Snow avalanches

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Indian’s Deadliest disasters

• The map of India describes the various

types of disasters Happened during the
year 1980 to 2010.
• From cloud bursts To earthquakes to
floods all are mentioned side in the map.
• Natural disasters are which has affected
more than 78 % are Natural Disasters.

www.ndrf.com

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Earthquake
• Globally, earthquakes result in a loss of about 50,000 lives every year.
• Earthquakes over 5.5 magnitude on the Richter scale are progressively
damaging to property and human life.
• The Indian sub- continent situated on the boundaries of two
continental plates is very prone to earthquakes.
• India has been divided into four seismic zones according to the
maximum intensity of earthquake expected

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Source- Centre for Research on Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED) EM-DAT, Belgium

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Strategy For Disaster Mitigation

• 1) Identification of Case City
• 2) Identifying Critical Infrastructure
• 3) Data of Previous Performance of Structure during any disaster
• 4) Using ML and AI identification of infrastructure which will fail or
can affect public.
• 5) Team of NDRF and City Command center can be dispatched as
team to minimize Economic and life loss

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Structural Data
• The Structural data required for analysis of the critical infrastructure
includes
• The age of Structure.
• The performance of structure during any previous disaster.
• The type of crack formation on the structure.

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Data collection from IMD and Windy

• The India Meteorological Department (IMD) is an agency of the Ministry of Earth Sciences of the
Government of India. It is the principal agency responsible for meteorological observations,
weather forecasting, and seismology. IMD is headquartered in Delhi and operates hundreds of
observation stations across India and Antarctica.
• The data can be collected from IMD through various means of open-source data and by filling out
the data request form of IMD which is freely available on the internet.
• Windy is a Czech company providing interactive Weather Forecasting services worldwide.
Through which the speed of wind and path of the cyclone is predicted with maximum accuracy.

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www. Windy.com

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Courses Name
1. Marketing Foundation
2. Introduction to digital Marketing
3. Introduction to Corporate Finance
4. Strategic Management
5. Business Finance foundation
6. Introduction to corporate Finance
7. Microsoft ( Excel , Power point Presentation and word Office )
All of the above courses have bee done by Great Learning Platform
We have registered for propose courses on Coursera

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REFERENCES
• All information regarding the market, your competitors, and your
customers should reference authoritative data points.
https://www.wrike.com
• https://blog.hubspot.com/sales/how-to-start-a-business
https://masschallenge.org/article/technology-startup- business-plan
• https://www.GreatLearning.com
• Impact of Climate Change on Indian Economy
• Report on DM 2011 by Ministry Home Affairs
• Earthquake safety in India: achievements, challenges and opportunities

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Thank
You!
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