Government e Marketplace (GeM) in India
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What is the objective of Government e Marketplace (GeM)?

  • To privatize the procurement process in India
  • To increase paperwork in the procurement process
  • To create an open and transparent procurement platform for government buyers (correct)
  • To limit the visibility and transparency in public procurement
  • Who owns the Government e Marketplace (GeM) platform?

  • Private investors from the Ministry of Commerce and Industries
  • The Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (DGS&D)
  • A consortium of international companies
  • GeM SPV, a 100 percent Government-owned non-profit company (correct)
  • How much average savings for buyers has been reported on the Government e Marketplace portal according to an independent assessment by the World Bank?

  • About 15% on the median price
  • About 9.75% on the median price (correct)
  • About 2% on the median price
  • About 5% on the median price
  • What replaced the Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (DGS&D) in 2016?

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    What has the Government of India made mandatory for sellers on GeM portal?

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    Study Notes

    Government e Marketplace (GeM)

    • The objective of GeM is to facilitate procurement of goods and services by government departments and public sector units.

    Ownership and Structure

    • GeM platform is owned by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.

    Benefits and Savings

    • According to an independent assessment by the World Bank, GeM portal has reported an average savings of around 15-20% for buyers.

    Historical Development

    • In 2016, GeM replaced the Directorate General of Supplies and Disposals (DGS&D).

    Mandatory Requirements for Sellers

    • The Government of India has made it mandatory for sellers on GeM portal to get themselves registered with the GST (Goods and Services Tax) authority.

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    Test your knowledge about the Government e Marketplace (GeM) in India, an online platform for public procurement launched by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Learn about its objectives and significance in government procurement.

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