About Us
Invision Communications & Research (P) Ltd provides research, content and communication solutions for a diverse set of clients over a large number of areas ranging from governance- related issues to those relating to core business activities. Our basket of clients includes central and state governments, corporate, trade bodies, and Non-Governmental Organisations.
Driven by ideas, information and insight, as its tagline suggests, Invision works in a wide range of areas to offer one-stop solutions to its client organisations. The company thrives on innovative ideas to initiate and carry out assignments to provide solutions to its clients.
Since its incorporation in 2006, the company has made rapid strides under a team of experienced research, media and communications professionals. Apart from its core team, the company draws from an in-house panel of domain experts who have served the government or leading corporate houses in top positions.
The company plays a proactive role, assisting clients in ideation and designing of projects. Objectivity remains the guiding factor as the company employs effective research tools and adequate quality checks to avoid possible distortions in the findings. Based on the research findings, we devise the best suited solutions for our clients.
CORE VALUES
At Invision, success is defined through understanding and integrity. Our values and culture of a
consultative approach drive us to a consistent performance while delivering tailor-made
solutions. We try to provide customised services to meet the specific needs of every client
organisation. For every project, we raise the bar for ourselves.
We aspire to be „thought leaders‟ with innovation and domain competence as our pillars of
strength. More than working for the clients, we believe in working with them. The Invision
management enforces a strict code of conduct when it comes to client engagement and internal
processes. We are always conscious of meeting the timelines for our business engagements
without compromising the quality of work.
SOLUTIONS
MARKET RESEARCH
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
MARKET RESEARCH
Invision has a rich experience in conducting both primary and secondary research studies. The team has handled a large number of field surveys and evaluation studies, impact assessments, feasibility studies, barrier studies etc. Invision is equipped to manage multiple disciplines with its rich human resource in terms of subject experts.
CONSULTANCY
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
MARKET RESEARCH
We provide research-driven, strategic consultancy services to government bodies, development agencies, and institutions. Our expertise spans policy evaluation, socio-economic assessments, impact studies, monitoring frameworks, and data-driven decision support. With a rigorous methodology and sectoral expertise, we help clients design evidence-based interventions, measure outcomes, and strengthen implementation mechanisms. Our approach combines field insights, analytical precision, and actionable recommendations to deliver measurable and sustainable impact.
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
CONTENT MANAGEMENT
Invision is well-equipped to generate content through research for any publication- whether in print or the digital space. We were contracted by IREDA to bring out a monthly trade publication on renewable energy (Energy Next) covering all its verticals- solar, hydropower, wind and biomass.
Impact Portfolio
Mapping Knowledge, Awareness & Practices of Menstrual Hygiene Among Adolescent Girls-ICR Initiative
India has about 40 crore menstruating women of which about 10 crore are adolescent girls age
10-19 years. India tops the countries in the world with respect to adolescent population. The
number of adolescent girls in India is much more than the total population of many European
countries i.e. United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain etc.
Adolescence in girls is a period where they blossom with a feeling to enter the beautiful
process of womanhood about which every girl should be proud of. Adolescence is a critical
moment in a girl‟s life for transition to adulthood. Adolescent girls‟ have multifaceted needs
and aspirations to lead lives of dignity and build for better tomorrow.
This is the period where they experience physiological and emotional changes. This is the time
when they hit puberty, attain menarche and start menstruating. Although, menstruation is
normal for girls and a fact of life, yet many women are uncomfortable discussing this in open.
The issues related to menstruation are too often avoided or not discussed freely, thus, becomes
a hush-hush matter.
On the other hand, there are many taboos and misconceptions attached to menstruation which
alienate and isolate adolescent girls during days of period with the notion that having period
will make them dirty and unhygienic. Thus, girls feel ashamed and face serious barriers to
manage their periods. Often, they miss school and productive work days and fall behind their
male counterparts. There have been reports in leading newspapers relating to instances of
suicides and shaming by adolescent girls due to lack of information/ knowledge about periods.
In recognition of the importance of menstrual hygiene, the Government of India in 2015
initiated Menstrual Hygiene Management programme which is laudable. Since the program is
at the infancy stage, it was considered appropriate to assess the ground realities in the
implementation of the scheme and obtain feedback from all stakeholders in improving the
programme.
In view of this, Invision has suo-moto undertaken a focused cross-sectional study on Menstrual
Hygiene Management among adolescent school girls from semi-urban area of Kalka, District
Panchkula, Haryana, urban areas of Delhi. The study also covered slum areas in Delhi with
focus on out-of-school adolescent girls. The study involved face to face interviews of school
going girls and out of school girls, interaction with school nodal teachers / counsellors as well
as ground level workers such as ASHA‟s and Anganwadi Workers.
The reports has been finalised and is ready to be shared with stakeholders.
Market Intelligence Study on Availability and Demand of Livelihood Opportunities for Youth.
The coverage of the study was NCR of Delhi with special focus on 5 areas of Plan India
intervention. Situation Analysis of youth was undertaken in terms of their Socio-economic
status, Training & Skills and Employment status. Information was elicited on Aspirations of
youth in terms of employment and expected income. Importantly, the major Employers and
Businesses were mapped after undertaking the analysis of status and trends for sectors having
potential of employability for youth. This was done separately for male and female. The
presentation of the report was made at IIHMR, Dwarka, Delhi before Dr. Harshvardhan
Sharma, Regional Head, Skill Development, Plan India, Representatives of Navsrishty and
ALAMB. The report submitted has been accepted by the client.
Research Study for Training Need Assessment in the villages of Haryana & Punjab for ICICI Foundation
ICICI Foundation for Inclusive Growth (IFIG) in April, 2016 had launched a project “ICICI
Academy for Skills-Rural Initiative Project” in various villages of Haryana and Punjab. In view
of the need to upgrade the existing skills or develop new skills of the rural population, IFIG
awarded to ICR a Research Study for Training Need Assessment with the objectives: to
understand the present scenario in the villages where skill training is being undertaken and to
identify the major skill opportunities available for rural youth. The study covered states of
Haryana & Punjab. In each state five villages have been covered, of which one village included
was where IFIG has already conducted their training program and other 4 villages as
„Prospective New Villages. The methodology used in the study comprised of both Secondary
as well as Primary Research. The study focussed on youth in the age group 18-29 years both
male and female. The report submitted by Invision along with recommendations on training
need assessment have been accepted by IFIG.
Evaluation of National Service Scheme: Client - Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, GOI.
ICR was awarded the study through open competition amongst the organization empaneled
with Niti Aayog for Evaluation of National Programmes. National Service Scheme (NSS)
launched in the Mahatma Gandhi‟s Birth Centenary Year 1969, is a flagship Programme of the
Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India. The Scheme has been operational
for last 48 years with enrolment of over 35 Lakh volunteers from colleges and senior secondary
schools in the Country. The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has desired evaluation of
National Service Scheme (NSS).
Implementation of NSS is a unique example of Inter-departmental as well as central state co-
ordination. The scheme is under the Union Ministry of Youth affairs and Sports. It is
implemented through the institutions coming under University Grants Commission which is an
autonomous body in the Department of Education under Union Ministry of Human Resource
Development.The NSS at +2 level is implemented by the education departments of the respective state.
While the grants and guidelines emanate from the Ministry of Youth Affairs and sports, the
functionaries at the implementation level i.e. State Nodal Officers (SNOs), Co-ordinators,
Programme Officers and Volunteers are directly governed by the rules and regulations issued
from the UGC and the State Governments.
It was a Pan India Study covering 6 states one each
from 6 regions of the country. Additionally, Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Youth
Development (RGNIYD), Chandigarh was also covered. Further, in each state 10 Colleges and
Schools were covered. In-depth discussions were held with functionaries at State level,
Directorate of Education, Universities, Colleges and Schools level. The NSS units under these
were visited for collection of desired information on their functioning.
Presentation of the report was made before Secretary, Youth Affairs wherein Joint Secretary,
Director and Under Secretary dealing with the subject were also present. The report submitted
by Invision along with recommendation on the scheme has been accepted by The Ministry.
Evaluation of OBC Boys' & Girls' Hostel Construction Scheme – Ministry of Social Justice, GOI
The study was awarded to ICR through open bidding by Ministry of Social Justice &
Empowerment, Government of India. The study aimed to evaluate the scheme for construction
of hostel for OBC Boys and Girls. The execution of the study involved visiting sampled hostels
(10 per state) in the states of Chhattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Assam, Manipur, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu
& Odisha. The methodology involved assessing the status construction vis-à-vis the blue print
of construction, verification of documents, availability of facilities and functioning of hostels.
Feedback was obtained from the Hostel Inmates on their satisfaction level with the physical
facilities such as sharing of room/ dormitories, toilet facilities, electricity, safe drinking water,
security / safety and distance from the college. Specific information was collected on Mess
Facility and Charges being paid for stay and food. Discussions were held with the State Nodal
Officer, Hostel Wardens and Contractors
The report of the study was presented before Secretary, Ministry of Social Justice &
Empowerment, Shastri Bhawan, New Delhi. The Joint Secretary, Director and Consultant
dealing with the project were also present. The final report incorporating the feedback received
during presentation was submitted which has been accepted.
Performance Audit of Women Police Stations - Client – Bureau of Police Research & Development, Minis
In compliance of 21st report of Parliamentary Committee on Empowerment of Women (2012-
13) on “Working Conditions of Women Police Force”, the Performance Audit of Women
Police Stations in India has been conceptualized by Bureau of Police Research & Development,
Ministry of Home Affairs. This Pan India study covered 22 Women Police Stations and 3
Women Cells across 14 states namely Assam, Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Kerala, Madhya
Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh & WestBengal. The focus of the study was to evaluate the functioning and effectiveness of Women
Police Stations in terms of Conviction rate, Average time taken for disposal of cases and
Satisfaction level of Petitioners and Victims. The report of the study has been submitted.
Identification of Socio-Economic Gaps of Scheduled Castes – Ministry of Social Justice
Identification of Socio-economic parameters for assessing the gap between Scheduled
Castes and rest of the population as well as their monitoring over time to ensure
reduction in gaps – Client - Ministry of Social Justice
With over four decades of implementation of Scheduled Caste Sub Plan (SCSP), the need for
specific actionable points / areas for government intervention were highlighted in the 12th Five
Year Plan to accelerate the process of bridging the gap between SC and other groups of
population. To study the gap the identification of indicators was undertaken under the broad
areas namely standard of living, knowledge attainment and long and healthy life. For each of
indicator gap in the attainment levels between scheduled caste and general population was
estimated at two time points i.e. latest year and earlier period five to ten years hence. The trend
in the gap was analysed to examine whether there is any reduction in the gap over time. The
states having relatively higher level of gaps have been listed for focused targeting in future.
The report sums up with recommendations for improving the attainment levels for scheduled
caste.
Impact Assessment and Study of Implementation of e-SLA Project Client
Impact Assessment and Study of Implementation of e-SLA Project
Client - Department of Information Technology, GNCTD
Under the Delhi (Right of Citizen to Time Bound Delivery of Services) Act, 2011, various
government departments have been delivering various services within a given time period.
During early 2014, 116 services spread over 24 departments were being covered under the Act.
To facilitate this time bound service delivery under the Act, an electronic Service Level
Agreement (e-SLA) has been developed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) in
consultation with the Department of Information Technology, GNCTD.
Invision has undertaken a study on evaluation of e-SLA of GNCTD. The study covered an
exhaustive secondary analysis of data relating to about 80 lakh citizens who availed services
till March 2014. The study also included survey of over 6000 citizens about satisfaction level
on the services received. Additionally about 80 frontline functionaries from field offices of
participating departments were interviewed to elicit their feedback on their skill enhancement,
availability of infrastructure and support / guidance received from superiors in discharging the
services. A qualitative survey on the functioning of the departments was also undertaken.
Importantly, study evaluated the e-SLA system of GNCTD vis-à-vis the features available in
the similar systems of different states. The report has been submitted and accepted by the
Client.
Energy Next - A monthly magazine on Renewable Energy for IREDA.
The monthly magazine, “Energy Next” is being published regularly since October 2010 on
behalf of Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA). The magazine, covers all
verticals of the sector including solar, hydro power, biomass and wind energy. The magazine
aims to keep all the stakeholders in the sector updated with the latest development and attract
investment (both domestic and foreign) in the renewable sector. The journal seeks to be the
one-stop reference point for all those interested in promotion of the renewable sector. The
magazine is a one-point source for getting all the information regarding the renewable energy
industry as well as energy efficiency. It acts as a platform for various stakeholders and presents
trends, technologies, policies, barriers, investments, plans and implementations regarding the
renewables and energy conservation in India and abroad.
Energy Next reaches the entire spectrum of stakeholders that include Central Ministries; State
Nodal Agencies; Designated Bodies for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency; Central and
State PSUs; Project Developers; Equipment Manufacturers; Consultants; EPC Contractors;
Industry Associations; Academicians; Banks/Financial Institutions; R&D Institutes; Technical
and Management Institutes; NGOs, etc. A dedicated team of journalists follow, track and
forecast all aspects of renewable energy markets concentrating both at the national and global
level. Monthly readership is about 12,000 for the print edition and 15,000 for our online portal.
Energy Next received a letter of appreciation from Shri Piyush Goyal, the then Power Minister
in 2016, Complimenting Energy Next Magazine for bringing out periodical publication
providing comprehensive coverage of national and international issues and developments in the
renewable energy sector.
Acknowledging its contribution in successfully providing an interactive platform for policy
makers and industry players, Energy Next received the jury‟s choice Renewable Energy
publication award at a glittering UBM event held in Greater Noida (UP) in September 2017.
Anupam Daftuar, Director Publication, EnergyNext received the award, which was handed
over to her by Shri Dilip Nigam, Director, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy (MNRE),
Solar Mission.
Customer Satisfaction Survey for Retail Banking, Client - Jammu & Kashmir Bank Ltd
The Jammu and Kashmir Bank the lead bank in the state of J&K was facing the challenges of
increased competition due to the entry of other private sector banks. The national presence of
the competing banks was towering and with established practices as well as using their
aggressive marketing efforts they were weaning away the existing customer base of J&K Bank.
In view of this need, the J&K Bank commissioned a study to Invision to assess their customer
satisfaction levels to reorient its services in line with the ground realities.
The study wascovered over 2700 customers spread over 86 branches of the bank spanning across 19 districts of the state. The study also involved undertaking SWOT Analysis of J&K Bank vis-à-vis its competitors. Based on the analysis and findings of the study recommendations have been made which have been adopted by the J&K Bank to improve and reorient their services.
Property Census in Delhi Client – Navayuga Engineering Pvt. Ltd. for Survey of India, GoD
Government of Delhi wanted to create an integrated geospatial information system for the
project “Delhi State Spatial Data Infrastructure (DSSDI). The national Capital Territory
comprises of nine districts. Under this project over 50 lakh dwelling units spread over 1500 Sq.
Km. were to be mapped along with related information about properties. Invision jointly with
Navayuga conducted this study which entailed collection of data of all buildings like residential
units, schools, hospitals and public utility structures like markets etc for creating 3-D
Geographical Information System (GIS) in the national capital. The study was first of its kind
for generating valuable information on property tax assessment, planning for amenities as well
as for safety and security of citizens, execution and management of development activities of
Delhi Government and other local bodies of Delhi.
Asset Mapping and Consumer Indexing, RAPDRP Client – Navayuga Infotech for UPCL, Uttarakhand.
During the 11th Five Tear Plan, GOI continued RAPDRP (Restructured APDRP) aiming at
reducing Aggregate Technical and Commercial (AT&C) losses in urban areas. To demonstrate
performance improvement under the scheme the project required collection of accurate data
and measurement of loss reduction performance. Invision jointly with Navayuga has conducted
Asset Mapping and Consumer Indexing, and integration of consumer data with the electrical
utilities on GIS platform for Uttarakhand Power Corporation Limited (UPCL).
Barrier Study on Small Hydro Project in India, Client – IREDA
The study was a part of MNRE‟s special initiative & thrust on Investment Promotion. A Pan
India study awarded to Invision by IREDA covered majority of states having potential for
Small Hydro Power. The study aimed to highlight the various risks & uncertainties involved in
project development and recommended measures to address the show-stoppers, wherever
necessary. The study was aimed to help domestic and foreign private sector investors,
multilateral agencies and lending institutions make informed decisions regarding investment in
the sector as well as to help policy-makers introduce suitable changes in the policy and
administrative environment to attract investment. The report has been submitted and accepted
by the client.
Mid-Term Appraisal of 11th Five-Year Plan for NCT of Delhi and Uttarakhand - Planning Commission
Invision jointly with MG School of Communications Management (MGSCM) had undertaken
Mid Term Appraisal of the Eleventh Five Year Plan of NCT of Delhi and Uttarakhand. The
evaluation focused on effectiveness of various government schemes mid way through the 11th
Five-Year Plan, covering monitor able indicators as specified in the plan as well as 15 flagship
programmes. The assessment included study of outlays / expenditure, outputs and outcomes.
The period of assessment covered 2003 till 2008-09. The two separate reports on Delhi and
Uttarakhand came up with recommendations to meet the Plan objectives. The reports submitted
were accepted by Planning Commission.
Content Analysis of Renewable Energy in Mainstream Media, Client – IREDA
The media content analysis of renewable energy sector for Indian Renewable Energy
Development Agency (IREDA) covered 13 mainline newspapers including five business
newspapers. The content analysis was aimed getting an idea into the positioning of the subject
in the national consciousness. The analysis looked into not only what is published in the media,
but also in what form. The media content analysis was done broadly on two parameters-
editorial space accorded to the renewable sector in relation to the total editorial space; and the
physical and contextual positioning of articles.
Evaluation Study of Training Programme under the Energy Efficiency Capacity Building Initiative...
Evaluation Study of Training Programme under the Energy Efficiency Capacity Building
Initiative – World Bank Line of Credit to finance projects in Energy Efficiency and
Conservation Sector - Client – IREDA
IREDA had operated a World Bank Line of Credit to finance projects in energy efficiency and
conservation sector. An evaluation study was commissioned by IREDA to Invision with the
objective to analyze the impact of the training programmes on various constituents under the
Energy Efficiency Capacity Building Initiative. The study evaluated the programme concepts,
basis of selection of participants, training methodology, course content, quality of trainers,
facilities provided to participants, impact of external environment and benefits accrued with
respect to increased awareness, knowledge upgradation and skill enhancement among other
things.
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