Quality Council of India (QCI) will set up a chapter in Bhopal on Monday at CRISP Bhopal. Minister for Technical and Higher education, Government of Madhya Pradesh Uma Shankar Gupta would be the Chief Guest for the function.
CEO, CRISP Bhopal Mukesh Sharma along with industry officials would be present on the occasion. The Bhopal will spread awareness on quality control and statistical tools to improve quality. It would work with local industry, industry organizations and trade bodies for quality development and use of statistical tools.
The sectors it would focus on are small and medium enterprises, health establishments, government departments and education institutions.
Quality Council of India is a nonprofit, autonomous body set up jointly by Government of India & Indian Industry, to establish & operate national accreditation structure and to promote quality through nationwide quality campaign. At the second QCI National Quality Conclave in February 2007, the then President of India APJ Abdul Kalam stressed the need for development of a standard for the schools to ensure quality of education across the nation. In line with this recommendation QCI has developed the Accreditation Standard for Quality School Governance. This standard provides framework for the effective management and delivery of the holistic education program aimed at overall development of the students.
Bhopal would be the first chapter at the State level. Also, QCI has its Chapters at other places like Mumbai, Bangalore, and Bhubaneswar etc.