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    Tushar Flower Market

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    The document studies the existing infrastructure, stakeholders, economics, waste management practices, and future redevelopment plans of the Gudimalkapur Flower Market in Hyderabad, India. It analyzes amenities, roles and incomes, demand and supply, waste generation and management. Redevelopment plans should address organized parking, accessible toilets, better storage, water supply, increasing stakeholder incomes, streamlining processes, reducing waste and implementing recycling.

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    Tushar Flower Market

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    The document studies the existing infrastructure, stakeholders, economics, waste management practices, and future redevelopment plans of the Gudimalkapur Flower Market in Hyderabad, India. It analyzes amenities, roles and incomes, demand and supply, waste generation and management. Redevelopment plans should address organized parking, accessible toilets, better storage, water supply, increasing stakeholder incomes, streamlining processes, reducing waste and implementing recycling.

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    The document studies the existing infrastructure, stakeholders, economics, waste management practices, and future redevelopment plans of the Gudimalkapur Flower Market in Hyderabad, India. It analyzes amenities, roles and incomes, demand and supply, waste generation and management. Redevelopment plans should address organized parking, accessible toilets, better storage, water supply, increasing stakeholder incomes, streamlining processes, reducing waste and implementing recycling.

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    Tushar Flower Market

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    Tushar Gautam
    The document studies the existing infrastructure, stakeholders, economics, waste management practices, and future redevelopment plans of the Gudimalkapur Flower Market in Hyderabad, India. It analyzes amenities, roles and incomes, demand and supply, waste generation and management. Redevelopment plans should address organized parking, accessible toilets, better storage, water supply, increasing stakeholder incomes, streamlining processes, reducing waste and implementing recycling.

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    Tushar Gautam
    Gudimalkapur Flower Market Study
    Market Infrastructure Existing:
    Objective: To study amenities currently 2 entry and 1 exit point for vehicles - no
    parking regulation
    available in the market, ease of
    conducting business and analyse future
    requirements of the market. 3 public toilets - not accessible for women

    Key Takeaways: Redevelopment plans


    1 mobile canteen - informal food vendor
    shall need to address solutions for:
    • organized parking,
    • accessible toilet facilities,
    1-2 days flower storage in shops with
    • better storage and solutions, plastic/thermocol boxes
    • water supply to the market.
    6 common points for water supply for
    flower and vegetable markets
    Gudimalkapur Flower Market Study
    Stakeholders Existing:
    200 Shops-Retail and Wholesale.(R/W)
    Objective: Understanding roles and 34 Commercial Shops
    income of various stakeholders in the
    market, and their problems and
    1 market hall for farmers.
    opportunities

    Key Takeaways: Redevelopment plans Seasonal variation of street vendors


    shall need to address solutions for:
    • increasing income of the 200 commission agents in R/W
    stakeholders, Flower market
    • providing organized market system.
    Insurance schemes such as Pradhan
    Mantri Suraksha Bhima Yojana (PMSBY)
    Gudimalkapur Flower Market Study
    Economics Existing:
    471 cr annual income of retail and
    Objective: To study existing demand and
    wholesale vegetable stalls
    supply of the market, collect economic
    data and analyze how to predict demand
    162 cr annual income of retail and
    and improve market functioning.
    wholesale flower stalls

    Key Takeaways: Redevelopment plans 6 cr annual market fee


    shall need to address solutions for:
    • Predicting demand and supply, Rs. 600 average daily wage for unskilled
    • Streamlining market processes. workers.
    Rs.1000 average daily for skilled workers.
    Gudimalkapur Flower Market Study
    Waste Management Existing:
    Objective: To study current waste management 2-3 days flower storage in shops with
    practices, analyze potential sustainable systems plastic/thermocol boxes
    and commercial recycling.
    4 waste dumping areas in market
    Key Takeaways: Redevelopment plans shall
    need to address solutions for:
    • Reducing quantity of waste, 1-2 times waste collected daily.
    • Planning a systematic waste collection
    system,
    • Introducing composting and waste 3-4 truckloads average waste generated
    recycling systems. daily
    • Improving the income of local shop owners
    and daily workers
    Upto 5 ton/day waste treated in biogas
    plant.
    Gudimalkapur Flower Market Study
    Waste Management Ideas given by me for Waste Management for livelihood:
    1. Proper segregation of waste so that we can send the leftovers to the
    Beneficiaries re-sustainability plant, which is going to pay us for the waste. In this
    1. Supplier of Flowers way, the income of owners increased by 2000-3000 per month.
    2. Market Commission 2. Trained local vendors for making ornaments and decorative items
    3. Shop owners through leftover flowers by which the average income of the owner
    4. Local Vendors increased by 600-1000 per day by selling those items
    5. Buyers 3. We have partnered with a biogas plant nearby to dump some
    amount of flower to decrease the waste
    4. Brands, like Lakme, have shown interest in purchasing flowers for
    their nail polish
    5. Also collaborating with Agarbatti makers to purchase some quantity

    Photos of Decorative items

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