Field Survey Executive

ck significant qualitative and quantitative improvements
• Benchmarking for enhanced organizational performance
The Quality Council of India (QCI) has been set up as a non-profit autonomous society registered under Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 to establish an accreditation structure in the country and to spread quality movement in India by undertaking a National Quality
Campaign.
QCI was established by the Government of India together with the Indian Industry represented by the three major industry associations:
ASSOCHAM, CII and FICCI. The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry is
the nodal point for all matters related to QCI.
The Council was established to create a mechanism for third party assessment of products, services and processes. In tune with the best international practices, it was envisaged that the Council would ensure that the quality of life of citizens is improved. It was therefore befitting
that the Council was organized as an Independent Professional body with representation from the government and the industry, and with its own rules, powers and functions strictly as per the MoA of the Society.
NABCB, a constituent board of QCI, accredits certification and inspection bodies to ensure global acceptance of Indian certifications.
NABL accredits testing, calibration, and medical laboratories and holds international recognition through APAC and ILAC MRAs.
KEY PROJECTS: Swachh Bharat Mission-ODF (2019), Socio-Economic Profiling of PM SVanidhi Beneficiaries, Data collection and validation of 266 cities for Urban Outcomes Framework (UOF) (2022), Assessment of ICCC in the 12 smart Cities (2023)

This project aims to undertake a comprehensive field verification of organic farmers across designated villages in India. The verification exercise focuses on validating the existence of beneficiaries, assessing
their farming status, and confirming the adoption of organic cotton cultivation practices through on-site inspections, stakeholder interactions, document verification, if required, and real-time digital reporting.

The project emphasizes transparency, data integrity, and adherence to standardized verification protocols prescribed by Quality Council of India.

OBJECTIVE OF STUDY AND ASSESSMENT
• Verify the existence and farming status of listed organic farmers (beneficiaries).
• Assess the adoption and implementation of organic cultivation practices at the farm level.
• Conduct field-based verification through interviews, farm visits, and document validation.
• Ensure accurate, geo-tagged, and real-time digital reporting of verification findings.
• Strengthen the authenticity, reliability, and transparency of implementation data through systematic field assessment.

DO’S & DON’TS FOR ASSESSOR CONDUCT

DO’S
• Carry an ID card and wear formal clothes.
• Download the Clappia app and test it before the verification.
• Log in to the app with your user ID and password.
• Inform the QC coordinator when you arrive and leave.
• Make sure your phone has enough battery and carry a power bank.
• Please wear a face mask.
• Go through the questionnaire beforehand.
• Take pictures showing the full view of the object/item in the question.

DON’TS
• Avoid unethical practices or accepting financial favors.
• Do not share personal contact or ask for routes.
• Do not misbehave with any official.
• No unprofessional calls or texts to any official.
• Do not leave without completing flagged forms.
• Do not log into Clappia from multiple devices.
• Do not consume intoxicants during the verification.

QUESTIONNAIRRE + SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

QUESTIONNAIRE
FARMER’S EXISTENCE