Chrome Rural Track will map 12 million households across 1,05,000 villages in four phases, based on population density.
The phase I will be in villages with population over 20,000, phase II will be in population between 10,000 and 20,000, III in villages with population in the range 5,000 to 10,000 and the final phase will track villages with population less than 5,000.
"We will be launching the first phase in the first week of September. We will be present across 1,05,000 villages by November," Chrome DM founder and chief executive Pankaj Krishna told reporters here.
"The size and social-cultural complexity of the rural landscape warrants tracking at such a scale. Despite constituting 69 per cent of the population, rural India remains considerably unmapped across segments. Consumption patterns, consumer preferences and the purchasing power of rural areas are significantly different from that of cities," he said.
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"This data, spanning 1,05,000 villages, will be indispensable for both advertisers and agencies and help them take more informed decisions," Monica Tata, a member of the advisory board of Chrome Data Analytics said.