The Quality Council of India (QCI) has initiated the QCI Surajya Recognition & Ranking Framework.
About QCI Surajya Recognition & Ranking Framework:
- The framework is designed to recognize and reward states and organizations that excel in quality and innovation.
- It is aimed at achieving a developed India (Viksit Bharat).
- It evaluates performance based on four main pillars:
- Shiksha (Education): Uttar Pradesh leads, with Delhi also showing significant performance.
- Swasthya (Health): Notable achievements in health certifications under the Ayushman Arogya Yojana by Chhattisgarh, Karnataka, Kerala, Rajasthan, Mizoram, and Manipur. Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra excel in Medical Entry Level Testing Labs rankings.
- Samriddhi (Prosperity): Economic prosperity is led by Gujarat, Karnataka, and Rajasthan through ZED certifications. Maharashtra and Bihar are highlighted in the MSME Competitive LEAN Scheme.
- Sushasan (Governance): Focuses on enhancing the quality of governance across these regions, thereby improving the overall administrative efficacy and citizen satisfaction.
- This structured approach promotes a competitive spirit among states and aligns to improve citizens’ quality of life in diverse governance and public welfare dimensions.
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Frequently Asked Question:
What is QCI?
The Quality Council of India (QCI) is a national accreditation body set up to establish and uphold quality standards across various economic and social sectors in India.
Is QCI Government or private?
QCI operates as a non-profit autonomous organization under a public-private partnership model. It is supported by the Government of India alongside major industry associations.
What is the purpose of QCI?
QCI’s primary purpose is to promote quality through its national accreditation system, ensuring that Indian goods, services, and professionals meet essential standards of quality in both domestic and international markets.