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QCI

Quality Council of India (QCI) is a not-for-profit organization promoted by the Government of India and private sector participants to advance a culture of quality across industry, services, and public administration. Established in 1997, QCI serves as a national facilitator for standardization, certification, and quality assurance programs, helping organizations adopt national and international standards and access credible third-party assessments.

Governance and scope: QCI is promoted by the Department of Commerce, Government of India, and operates as

Activities and boards: A core function of QCI is the operation of accreditation boards, notably the National

Impact and partnerships: Through its accreditation and certification frameworks, QCI aims to raise product and service

See also: ISO, NABCB, NABH, NABET, Bureau of Indian Standards, Make in India.

a
corporate
body
with
a
governance
framework
that
includes
government
representatives,
industry
experts,
and
professionals.
It
funds
its
activities
through
government
grants,
service
fees,
and
contributions
from
the
private
sector.
The
organization
coordinates
with
various
sectoral
boards
and
committees
to
implement
quality
initiatives
nationwide.
Accreditation
Board
for
Certification
Bodies
(NABCB)
and
the
National
Accreditation
Board
for
Education
and
Training
(NABET).
NABCB
accredits
certification
bodies
that
certify
products,
processes,
and
management
systems
to
international
standards.
NABET
accredits
education
and
training
programs
and
institutions.
In
the
healthcare
sector,
QCI
oversees
the
National
Accreditation
Board
for
Hospitals
&
Healthcare
Providers
(NABH),
which
accredits
hospitals
and
related
facilities.
QCI
also
supports
sector-specific
quality
campaigns,
supplier
quality
programs,
and
public
procurement
quality
requirements.
quality,
enhance
consumer
protection,
and
improve
export
competitiveness.
It
collaborates
with
international
bodies
such
as
ISO,
ILAC,
and
IAF,
as
well
as
domestic
standards
organizations
like
BIS,
to
promote
quality
across
sectors
and
facilitate
mutual
recognition.