Livestock Card
Livestock card has been launched by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz through this card, cows and buffaloes will be provided free of charge to widows and divorced women under this scheme, all widows below 55 years of age and Free cows and buffaloes will be provided to divorced women only. The main objective of the Chief Minister of Punjab to start this scheme is to help poor and widowed women who cannot meet their household expenses by providing cows and buffaloes to them.
Registration for this scheme has been started. If you have any poor or divorced women in your house or near you, please let them know so that they can register themselves in this program. It is very important for the married woman to have a copy of her husband’s death certificate or divorce certificate and a copy of her identity card and the SIM of the mobile number registered in her name. And to empower divorced women. Under this scheme, free cows and buffaloes will be given by the government and the cost of fodder will also be provided so that the women can earn their livelihood and live their lives in peace. Registration for BISP Kafalat Program Payments
Required Documents
- Death certificate of her husband for widows
- Divorce certificate for divorced women
- Identity card
- Mobile no
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Eligibility Criteria
- Only divorced women can apply in this scheme
- In order to apply in the scheme, it is necessary that the female applicant is divorced
- And only those women who are less than 55 years of age can be eligible in this scheme
Complete Registration Procedure
To apply in this scheme, the applicant can get registered by visiting their nearest veterinary clinic
- Step.1: To apply for the scheme, the applicant must first visit their nearest animal hospital and carry all the necessary documents with them.
- Step.2: An application form will be provided to the applicant when they visit the nearest livestock office
- Step.3: An application form will be provided to the applicant and he/she will have to enter all the information like name, identity card number, contact details, livestock details etc. and also attach the necessary documents with this form.
- Step.4: When the applicant fills all the details on the application form, he/she has to submit the application form to the staff present there.
- Step.5: The staff there will verify the information about the livestock farm and accommodation from the applicant
- Step.6 : After the verification process is completed, the applicant will be informed whether he is eligible or ineligible for the scheme. BISP and SBP Partnership
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Once your card is activated, you can choose to receive a cow or buffalo from a designated livestock farm.
The Livestock Department will provide necessary training and support for caring for your livestock.
Approval and distribution:
The Livestock Department will review the application and verify the eligibility of the applicant.
Approved applicants will be notified and will receive their free cow or buffalo.
The animals will be distributed through a transparent and fair process.
Livestock Card 2024 scheme
The Livestock Card 2024 scheme in Pakistan is designed to provide livestock, such as cows and buffaloes, to vulnerable women, including divorced women and widows. However, it’s important to note that the specific eligibility criteria and availability of this scheme can vary depending on the province and district within Pakistan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who will be eligible for the Livestock card Scheme?
Only widows and divorced women below 55 years of age can be eligible for this scheme
Can women living outside Punjab also apply in the Livestock card Scheme?
Only widows and divorced women living in Punjab can apply for this scheme
What is the objective of the Government of Punjab in starting the Livestock card Scheme?
The main objective of the Government of Punjab to start this scheme is to empower the widows and divorced women by providing them with cows and buffaloes so that they can lead their lives peacefully.