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Rural Marketing Ass.
Rural Marketing Ass.
By Lifebuoy
Lifebuoy has journeyed from humble beginnings of being a chunky red bar of soap
to an evolved range of general and specialized products across formats, offering
solutions in the health and hygiene space.
ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
Saving Lives through Lifebuoy’s ‘Help a Child Reach 5’ Campaign” describes the launch and
effect of this campaign. It discusses a social marketing initiative by Hindustan Unilever
conceived to fight the grave issue of child. They identified a cost-effective way to deal with
the problem through the simple task of hand washing.
The company partnered with several global bodies as well as village communities to achieve
its goal. The campaign model was structured to benefit Lifebuoy through building an image
of a socially conscious brand, as well strengthening its positioning of health soap, while
ensuring the healthy lives of millions of people.
The 'Help a Child Reach 5' campaign started in Thesgora, a village in Madhya Pradesh that
has one of the highest rates of diarrhoea, and showcased remarkable results.
OBJECTIVE AND PROCESS
In 2012 Lifebuoy launched the Help a Child Reach 5 campaign, to raise awareness of the
importance of good handwashing habits, with the aim of reducing child deaths due to
preventable infections.
Through the Lifebuoy brand, we aim to make a difference by creating quality, affordable
products and promoting healthy hygiene habits. Since 2010, we have reached over 1 billion
people through our handwashing programme, making it one of the largest behaviour-change
programmes in the world.
Lifebuoy's innovative Help A Kid Reach 5 campaign idea was to adopt Thesgora village, with
high diarrheal child deaths in India. Through a digital campaign, rally parents spread
handwashing messages. The “Help A Child Reach 5” Movement, empowered millions by
realizing 25 million YouTube views & 16 million pledges.
PRODUCT AND PLACE