Accreditation of Industry Associations BMOs National Accreditation Board

Accreditation of Industry Associations /BMOs National Accreditation Board for Education & Training (NABET) Quality Council of India http: //nabet. qci. org. in/bmo/ 5 th July 2016

Quality Council of India Cabinet decision to establish Quality Council of India, in 1996 Formed in January 1997. Non-profit autonomous society Joint initiative of the Government of India, and the Indian Industry, namely ASSOCHAM, CII and FICCI. PPP – 50% seed money by Govt; 50% by the industry bodies Purpose : To establish & operate national accreditation structure and to promote Quality through nation wide quality campaign Mission : §Quality for the National Well Being 2

Governance Council – 38 members Governing Body – 11 members out of the Council Chairman - appointed by the Prime Minister on recommendation of the Government and Industry. Past Chairmen: Mr. Ratan N. Tata Mr. Venu Srinivasan Dr. R. A. Mashelkar Mr. Ajay Shankar Mr. Arun Maira Mr. Saurabh Chandra Mr. Amitabh Kant (1997 -99) (1999 -01) (2001 -07) (2007 -10) (2010 -13) (2014) Current Chairman 3

4 * Currently an independent autonomous organization under Department of Science & Technology

NABET : Introduction • National Accreditation Board for Education and Training is a constituent Board of Quality Council of India. MSME Skills Certification Skills Training Schools Environment 5

Status of BMO in MSME Lack of vibrancy Lack of professionalism Lack of accountability Activity driven , not Result Oriented 6

Accreditation of Business Membership Organisations (BMO) • To bring greater transparency in the functioning of BMOs, • while ensuring standard of quality and performance • minimum standards • of governance, • operations, • quality • and performance amongst them.

BMO Standard Developing Partners

BMO Accreditation Standards • A mechanism for recognizing organizations that meet quality standards. • An independent third party reviews an organization’s procedures and operations and provides recognition. Governance Operations Accreditation Service Performance Measurement & Review

Benefits of Accreditation Mark of Quality, Credibility and Capability amongst stakeholders Benefits in leveraging funds from other national and international agencies Benefits in Accessing Government Schemes & Grants Provides Opportunities for National & International Strategic Linkages Professional benefits – Management Control & Self Discipline Creating Mechanism for Planning, Measurement, Review and Continual Improvement Aligning with international practices Star Grading – reflecting accountability to stakeholders

Benefits of Accreditation. . contd Increased confidence amongst the stakeholders (government, patrons, subscribers, community) about the functioning and effectiveness of the association Partners for implementation of Zero Defect Zero Effect& Lean Manufacturing Setting up of Zero Defect Zero Effect Cells under PM’s ‘Make in India’ Conducting workshops on Zero Defect Zero Effect & Lean Manufacturing Assessment & Consulting for other projects of QCI

Accreditation Standard Governance System Operations Membership Administration Services Performance Measurement & Review Action Plan Self Assessment & Performance Review Programme Continual Improvement Advocacy Review Committees Facilities Complaint Handling Human Resources Organizational Management & Structure Office Infrastructure Financial Management Secretariat Communication 12

QCI as National Accreditation Body Interested BMOs apply to QCI ONLINE QCI assessors conduct Assessments Accreditation Committee Communication to BMOs regarding the Accreditation 13

Award of Accreditation system follows a graded approach for recognition and BMOs will be graded as • Silver Meets minimum requirements and ready for further improvements • Gold Professionally managed good performing BMO Few areas of improvements identified • Diamond Excellently managed BMO with proper quality systems and professional secretariat. Has the potential to be a reference point for other BMO 14

Prominent Accredited Industry Associations /BMOs I am SME of India -Integrated Association of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises of India Grading ALEAP – Association of Lady Entrepreneurs of Andhra Pradesh IIF – Institute of Indian Foundrymen COSIA – Chamber of Small Industry Associations IIA - Indian Industries Association 15

Fee Structure – applicable after 2 nd Feb 2016 ( for 3 years) Type of BMO Application Assessment Accreditation Surveillance Fee* Total Fee# Cluster Level / Industrial Level 15000 20000 80, 000 District Level 15000 30000 25000 95, 000 State Level 20000 30000 1, 10, 000 National Level 30000 40000 35000 1, 40, 000 *Note: Travelling, Boarding & Lodging of the Assessors to be borne by the Applicant BMO # Service Taxes Extra

Supporting Banks 50 % fee accreditation fee reimbursement by SIDBI – limited period Government Recognition … till date DIPP -Ministry of Commerce ( Secretary) – D. O. Letter dated 5 th Jan 2016 issued– to all Secretaries – directing concerned officers to communicate with BMOs associated with MSME clusters to get accredited from QCI

S. n Date o. Ministry, Details of stakeholders/BMOs for accreditation Government of India 1 2 3 4 January Labour 27, 2016 Employment, February Finance Government As a criteria for attending Regional Advisory 5, 2016 of India February Chemicals 8, 2016 Fertilizers, India & ZED February Mines 21 BMOs to get accredited for supporting ‘Make in 8, 2016 5 & Stakeholders to furnish names of BMOs for accreditation Committee (RAC) for Tax exemption dialogues & 10 BMOs to get accredited for supporting ‘Make in India & ZED - tool for credible interaction with Govt. February Department 8, 2016 Mining & Geology, (IBM) & Geological Survey of India (GSI) and State Ministry of Mines, of MANDATORY for BMOs at Indian Bureau of Mines Government Mining Departments

S. n Date o. Ministry, Government of Details of stakeholders/BMOs for accreditation India 6 February Textiles 11 BMOs and 3 Project Management Consultants 14, 2016 (PMC) handling MSME Clusters -- representation proposals from accredited BMOs to be accepted only 7 8 February Housing & Urban 6 Real Estate Developers Associations for 24, 2016 Poverty Alleviation supporting ‘Make in India & ZED” March 2, Ministry of AYUSH 28 2016 9 BMO /Clusters – promoting Credible, Accountable, transparent, quality conscious BMOs March 23, Ministry of Science & 21 BMOs to get accredited for representation , project 2016 Technology /policy decisions to S&T. Also support ‘Make in India & ZED’ Being Department of issued Commerce Notice to 37 EPCs

Avail Now ! • 50 % accreditation fee reimbursement by SIDBI ; limited time

BMOs Accredited BMO Name BMO Type Integrated Association of National Micro, Small & Medium Level Enterprises of India App Status Accredited ALEAP National Level Accredited Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad Accredited Delhi, Kolkata South Delhi Chamber of Small Industry Associations cosia National Level Accredited Maharashtra Thane – Mumbai Indian Industries Association National Level Accredited Uttar Pradesh Lucknow The Institute of Indian Foundrymen State Haryana District Faridabad

Applications Submitted BMO Name BMO Type App Status TANSTIA FNF Service Centre State Level Site assmt done TAMIL NADU SMALL AND TINY State Level Site assmt done INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION THE ALL INDIA PLASTICS State Level Site assmt done MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION TIRUPUR THOZHIL PATHUKAPPU KULU District Level submitted CONFEDERATION OF WOMEN State Level ENTREPRENEURS OF INDIA Automotive Component National Level Manufacturers Association of India Federation of Gujarat Industries State Level Dyers Association of Tirupur Cluster Level Indian Rubber Manufacturere National Level Research Association (IRMRA) Gulbarga Industrial Estate District Level Manufacturers Association & ATPC & ED Institute (GIEMA-ATPC&ED Institute) Chamber of Marathwada Industries and Agriculture (CMIA) State Level State Tamil Nadu District Chennai Maharashtra Mumbai Tamil Nadu TIRUPUR submitted Andhra Pradesh Hyderabad submitted Delhi South Delhi submitted Gujarat Tamil Nadu Maharashtra submitted Karnataka Vadodara TIRUPUR Thane – Mumbai GULBARGA Maharashtra Nanded

Under Accreditation /Submission BMO Name Kokinada Chamber (CCC) Southern Gujarat Chamber Chattisgarh Laghu Udyog Sangh(CLUS) App Status Manufacturer Association of Satara Dyers Association of Satara CIMSME AMMOI Ayur Industry Care Keralam Associated Chambers of Commerce & Industry of Uttar Pradesh & Uttarakhand Rajkot Engg Association All India Chamber of Commerce & Industries (AICCI) IEEMA Bangalore Chamber of Commerce Karnataka Small Scale Industries Association (KASSIA) CII PHDCCI ASSOCHAM In process of Filing

Under Accreditation /Submission BMO Name Chemicals & Petrochemicals Manufacturers Association, (CPMA) BOMBAY NON FERROUS METALS MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (BNFMAL) Synthetic Rayon Textile Export Promotion Council (SRTEPC) Chemicals & Petrochemicals Manufacturers Association, (CPMA) App Status INDIAN TEXTILE ACCESSORIES & MACHINERY MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION (ITAMMA) Saurashtra Vepar Udyog Mahamandal (SVUM) Aluminium Association of India South Gujarat Textile Processors Association (SGTPA) ALL INDIA STAINLESS STEEL INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION (AISSIA) Federation of Indian Micro and Small & Medium enterprises (FISME) In process of Filing Federation of Karnataka Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FKCCI) In process of Filing All India Association of Industries (AIAI) Manufacturer Association of IT (MAIT) MP Small Scale Industrial Organisation (MPSSIO) All India Flat Tape Mfgrs. Association, (AIFTMA)

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