Remix: Analysis of NGO, Social impact assessment, IEC and Street vendors survey tenders
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The trend analysis of NGOs, social impact assessments, IEC, and street vendors provides important and crucial insights of the procurement patterns in the country. Government agencies rely on specialized Non-Government Organizations (NGO) to address niche work areas and to effectively reach the common man. A range of different procurements from community development to environmental stewardship can be seen from various government and non-government organisations, which highlight the attention given in the sector.
Annual Analytics: Studying the annual analytics will be helpful to assess the overall pattern of NGO tender requests across the nation. Thus, this section will start by assessing total tender issued state by state. The states with the highest number of tenders are Tamil Nadu with 1563 and Karnataka 523 tender releases. With 502 and 391 tenders, the Town Panchayats Commissioner (CTP) of Tamil Nadu and Haryana Government respectively stand out among other agencies, which is followed by 296 tenders released by the Directorate of Municipal Administration of Maharashtra.
NGO tenders: A list of NGO tenders published during the last year is analyzed herein. The Fresh Mango Integrated Fruits and Vegetables Primary Processing Unit & Pack House tender by Industries and Commerce in Andhra Pradesh at an estimated cost of Rs 2.11 crore presents a huge opportunity. The Uttar Pradesh Selection of NGO to undertake various field activities to achieve the objectives of Swachh Bharat Mission (Urban) in Noida have come up with an estimate of Rs 1.61 crore by the New Okla Industrial Development Authority.
Social impact assessment tenders: Social impact assessment or SIA are used to examine the potential of a project on how it can impact the communities near it, be it socially, economically or environmentally. Social impact assessment tenders point out the combined efforts of different agencies or organisations to ensuring of sustainable development and well-being of the community. Power Finance Corporation Limited of Delhi released a tender for Appointment of Consultant for assisting PFCCL in Conducting Environmental and Social Impact Assessment of projects of West Bengal State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd.
IEC tenders: For the government agencies, communicating critical messages in an easily understandable manner is a critical manner. That is where, Information Education and Communication activities are critical. Many IEC tenders were published during the last year. For example, in Madhya Pradesh, the Urban Administration and Development Department advertised a tender to select an agency to conduct IEC activities..
Street vendors survey tenders: Street vendors survey tenders aimed at understanding urban street vending dynamics are issued across Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Jharkhand through departments like Nagar Panchayat Commissioner, Municipal Administration Development Department, DLB, Municipal Corporations etc. The estimated value of these tenders range from 1 thousand to 60 lakh. For example, Municipal Administration and Development Department in Madhya Pradesh advertised a tender to select an agency which will do geotagging, socio-economic profiling, street sales program under the PM Swanidhi project.
Live Tender Analysis: This section highlights the current scenario of NGO tenders in the country. As per the live tender data on the 4th of April 2024, Maharashtra has been the frontrunner as the state has issued 32% of the NGO tenders across the nation. Next comes the state of Madhya Pradesh as it has contributed approximately 19% of the total live tenders.
Conclusion: This study shows that government agencies actively sought to engage NGOs for various activities such as street vendor survey, IEC and social impact assessment. Many of these opportunities are of high value. Considering which, NGOs are advised to keep track of these opportunities and participate in them. Such participation will be mutually beneficial for both governments and the NGOs.