Forum For People’s Collective Efforts (FPCE) is a not-for-profit company formed by the core committee members of ‘Fight For RERA’ (FFR) under section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, primarily to work towards protection of citizen’s right and to bring equity in the society.
Fight For RERA (FFR) was a movement initiated for taking collective steps, by involving homebuyers from all across India, with the objective to compel the Central Government to enact the Real Estate Bill (RERA) on a top priority basis, as it had been pending for long. With sustained efforts of FFR, the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Bill was passed by both the Houses of Parliament in March, 2016. For more details about activities and achievement of FFR, you may please log in to FFR web site – www.fightforrera.in
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However, when FPCE was being conceptualised, it was felt that there is a need for a body which should not only work to protect the interest of homebuyers but also citizen’s rights. It was felt that Government policies are influenced by big industrial associations and the common person goes unheard. This not only makes the ordinary person feel left out and ignored, but also puts enormous pressure on them due to lop sided policies of the Government. Thus, the name FPCE was finalised.
FPCE mission is to work with the Central and State Governments and actively participate in its policy and law making exercise in order to ensure decisions are made for the benefit of the poor and middle class Indians in respect of income distribution, justice delivery, social security and to counter the rising hold of the super-rich Indians adversely impacting lives of ordinary citizens.
The vision of FPCE is to bring about ‘social change’ in the society to ensure equal rights and opportunities for all citizens along with more equitable distribution of wealth and instil confidence to live in the society without any fear or favour thereby integrate the poor and middle class individuals with the rest of society in India.
However, when FPCE was being conceptualised, it was felt that there is a need for a body which should not only work to protect the interest of homebuyers but also citizen’s rights. It was felt that Government policies are influenced by big industrial associations and the common person goes unheard. This not only makes the ordinary person feel left out and ignored, but also puts enormous pressure on them due to lop sided policies of the Government. Thus, the name FPCE was finalised.
However, when FPCE was being conceptualized, it was felt that there is a need for a body which should not only work to protect the interest of homebuyers but also citizen’s rights. It was felt that Government policies are influenced by big industrial associations and the common person goes unheard. This not only makes the ordinary person feel left out and ignored, but also puts enormous pressure on them due to lop sided policies of the Government. Thus, the name FPCE was finalised.
At the same time, it shall gradually start working for the benefit of all those persons who are not ordinarily part of any association and thus are not represented before the Governments which make policies and laws, for example salaried class, small business person, rural households, in order to ensure that there is no more concentration of India’s wealth in a few hands. We also plan to undertake in future activities to ensure that every citizen of country gets speedy justice and that justice is not limited only for the rich.
At present, FPCE is taking forward the left over agenda from where FFR left by playing an important role in ensuring timely and effective implementation of RERA pan India.
To re-orient the fiscal, monetary, expenditure, taxation, subsidy, industry, imports & exports, employment, and other policies of the Governments for the benefit of the ordinary citizens, namely the salaried class, small businessman and other low income groups by participating in the various policy and law making exercise carried out by the Central and State Governments and provide suggestions and feedback.
To push for financial inclusion and support, like loans and subsidies, to those who need than to those who can afford, i.e. shift the support from affluent to weaker sections of society.
To work towards reforms needed for efficient and affordable justice delivery and ensure that justice is not tilted in favour of the affluent so as to ensure fair play.
To bring to the forefront distress existing in some sections like rural areas, farm sector in India and to work for their upliftment in terms of making them self-reliant and reduce dependence on internal or external factors.
To work for the improvement in life standards of ordinary Indians by working for corruption free society and channelizing public expenditure in the most needed sectors.
FPCE was being conceptualised, it was felt that there is a need for a body which should not only work to protect the interest of homebuyers but also citizen’s rights.
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