<p>About New Concept Information Systems Pvt. Ltd.</p>
<p>New Concept Information Systems, started in 1988 works with various NGOs and public sector agencies. New Concept has implemented a number of web-based systems for government departments, UN agencies, INGOs, and institutes. NC has implemented a number of static as well as dynamic websites. With its strong editorial and research team, it has created or updated content for various clients on the web. NC uses state-of-the-art design and programming tools when creating websites.</p>
<p>Therefore, New Concept is well positioned to take on this challenging assignment for the following reasons:</p>
<p>1)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It is an organization having professionals from diverse social development sectors and many years of experience in communicating to several target audiences in social development</p>
<p>2)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It is a one-stop provider of a set of inter-related services such as documentation, research, capacity building, communication and ICT, data management &amp; web-based services</p>
<p>3)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It has a strong web and software group having excellent capabilities across platforms and programming languages and guided by development professionals</p>
<p>4)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; It has provided services to almost all the UN agencies in India and to various central and state ministries and departments and INGOs</p>
<p>New Concept has completed/is implementing many prestigious assignments:</p>
<p>1)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Development of web-based Information and Communication System for RCH-II for MoHFW through UNFPA (in progress).</p>
<p>2)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Development of Web-based data managament and reporting systems for MAPEDIR tool for UNICEF (in progress).</p>
<p>3)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Restructuring and maintenance of India country website of UNICEF on RedDot CMS (in progress).</p>
<p>4)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Database systems to monitor the program and measure program impact for CRS (Afghanistan) (in progress).</p>
<p>5)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Development of interactive training module for District Survillence Officers on International Health Regulation (IHR) for WHO/NICD. (in progress).</p>
<p>6)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A detailed study of the MIS implemented at Catholic Relief Services (CRS) across its branch offices in 8 states to assess the functionality and user-friendliness of the system.</p>
<p>7)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Developing monitoring systems, conducting assessments, analysing MIS data for a range of national programmes such as RCH-II, NRHM, SSA, DPIP, financing of education, etc for central and state level government departments, World Bank, UN agencies, INGOs.</p>
<p>8)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A web-based archive/clearing house of IEC material on HIV/AIDS, sponsored by UNIFEM, being uploaded on the newly revamped NACO website.</p>
<p>9)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Development of web content and Info Kit on UNIFEM&rsquo;s work on Gender Equity, Human Rights &amp; HIV with the aim of strengthening the knowledge and information resource base on the above subjects.</p>
<p>10)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Creation, maintenance and upgradation of the Hindi site of UNAIDS involving weekly updates, translation of content, development of new features and tools every quarter</p>
<p>11)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Developing content on HIV and related issues on the NACO portal, sponsored through UNDP</p>
<p>12)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Developing a website named <a href="http://www.chillguru.org">www.chillguru.org</a> for college youth under the programme implemented by JNTU, APSACS and Satyam Foundation on HIV/AIDS involving content generation, design, navigation, user interactivity features. The site is being implemented in Windows and ASP.Net.</p>
<p>13)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Revamping UNFPA India Country website with user-friendly content involving rewriting content, internal review and finalisation, uploading of publications.</p>
<p>14)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Development of two websites, one on Adolescent Health issues and Career Guidance for the Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth Development, an autonomous institute under the Ministry of Youth Affairs &amp; Sports, involving dynamic features such as user registration, discussion boards, blogging, quotable quotes, publications archives, etc. The site is being implemented in Linux and PHP.</p>
<p>15)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A web-based project monitoring site for Churches of North India (CNI) using which the main office can set quarterly targets and receive online progress reports against the targets from the Diocese across the country</p>
<p>16)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A web-based IEC resource centre on Tuberculosis Control for the Central TB Division, Government of India, to enable TB communication officers, and partners to select material for local adaptation.</p>
<p>17)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Social mobilization website for the International Union Against Lung Diseases and TB (IUATLD) serving as an intranet for its partners across the world in exchanging best practices and experiences in social mobilisation for TB control.</p>
<p>18)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Comprehensive critical analysis of the UNODC website including an analysis of appropriateness of content, ease of navigation, user-friendliness, cross linkage of content, overall design, etc.</p>
<p>19)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; A detailed study of the MIS implemented at Catholic Relief Services across its branch offices in 8 states to assess the functionality and user-friendliness of the system.</p>