PRT503 Business Plan Proposal for Clean Tech Solutions Startup

This document presents a business plan proposal for Clean Tech Solutions, a startup aiming to address the growing problem of electronic waste. The plan outlines the context of the business, highlighting the need for safe e-waste disposal and the potential for generating profitable business ventures. It details the company's solutions, unique value propositions, and target customer segments, including households and corporations. The revenue model is transactional, and the plan outlines the cost structure, including initial investments and operational expenses. The proposal identifies competitors, channels for reaching customers, and potential risks, such as huge capital investments and the need for licenses and permits. The document also includes the source of funding and references supporting the plan. The business aims to provide e-waste collection, segregation, and recycling services, offering a reassembling feature and certification of safe business practices. The plan also discusses the role of governmental and non-governmental aid, as well as big tech companies, in supporting the initiative. The company leverages social media platforms for advertisements and event branding to reach its customer base, with the ultimate goal of creating a sustainable and profitable business that contributes to environmental sustainability.

UNIQUE VALUE PROPOSITION REVENUE MODEL
CUSTOMER SEGMENTS COMPETITORS
GROUP
DETAILS:
CHANNEL
S RISK
S
SOURCE OF FUNDING
 Huge capital investment
 Sufficient efforts are required to obtain license
and permits for operating

El Sawy, O.A. and Pereira, F., 2013 PRT503 Business Plan Proposal
References:
Subramanian, L., 2014. Management of Electronic Waste by Bulk Consumers: The Case of India's IT Service Sector(Doctoral dissertation, The University of Manchester (United Kingdom)).
Wang, Z., Zhang, B. and Guan, D., 2016. Take responsibility for electronic-waste disposal. Nature News, 536(7614), p.23.
PROBLEM
.
SOLUTION
PRODUCT/SERVICE
Addressing the problem of easy and safe disposal of electronic waste in
developed and developing countries and generating profitable business out
of these emerging needs
Setting up an e-waste
recycling business unit
Clean Tech Solutions
 Reassembling feature
 Certification of
Safe Business practice
Transactional based revenue model
Cost structure: Huge initial investment, daily basic
expenses related to the operations and marketing.
Direct: Existing companies like Namo E-waste Management Limited
(Subramanian, 2014).
Indirect: Foreign technology solution providing the same facility to
the Indian Tech Companies
 Big corporate gaits like TATA
Group, Cognizant, Capegemini
 Household population of upper-
middle class and middle class
economic status
E- Waste collection, segregation and recycling
 Big tech companies like HCL
or Dell
Governmental and
 Non-governmental aid
(Wang, Zhang and Guan,
2016).