Breaking News Secretary Brief Delegation About BISP Core Initiatives Like Kafalat

Secretary Brief Delegation About BISP

The 36th Senior Management Course (SMC) of the National Institute of Management (NIM) has welcomed a delegation of 17 officers, according to the most recent news from the Benazir Income Support Program’s Secretary General Ahmer Ali Ahmed.During his briefing, he discussed the major initiatives of the Secretary Brief Delegation About BISP program and the innovative approaches used to improve people’s lives through the many programs offered by the BISP.

Secretary’s Brief Delegation About BISP Core Initiatives

After many years of operation, the Benazir Income Support Program is currently reaching millions of families with aid limits and resources so they can meet their basic necessities. A delegation of seventeen officers from the 36th Senior Management Course (SMC) at the National Institute of Management visited the BISP headquarters in Islamabad to learn more about how the program operates and how it affects marginalized communities across Pakistan.The BISP Secretary briefed the team on the organization’s primary initiatives, including Undergraduate Scholarship, Kafaalat, Taleemi Wazaif, Nashonuma, and the National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER).

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The BISP Secretary talked about the key components of the program at this discussion, as well as how his in-person surveys have allowed him to understand the complexity and diversity of the circumstances facing impoverished households. He told the delegation that one may comprehend the significance, scope, and impact of BISP on the nation’s impoverished communities by becoming a member of this organization.He underlined that BISP will be implementing a new payment strategy beginning with its quarterly tranche disbursements. There are six banks in the new model, compared to just two in the previous one. The move will also save the BISP Rs 2 billion a year and ensure transparency and quick payment transfers.

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Funds are distributed through authorized campsites under the supervision of BISP staff in collaboration with local government in order to preserve openness. The Secretary emphasized the NSER database’s dependability further, pointing out that both public and private organizations use it extensively for a range of social safety initiatives. Additionally, the database’s credibility is acknowledged by BISP’s International Development Partners.

Conclusion

In her briefing, the Secretary emphasized how important the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) is to improving the lot of millions of impoverished families in Pakistan. With programs like Kafalat, Taleemi Wazaif, and Nashonuma, BISP keeps growing the number of people it supports by using creative methods like introducing a new payment model that combines several institutions to improve efficiency and transparency.

FAQs

What is the Benazir Income Support Program’s (BISP) main objective?

The goal of BISP is to reduce poverty and offer a social safety net to Pakistan’s most vulnerable demographic groups.

What are the main projects of BISP?

Among BISP’s main projects are:

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Initiative	Description	Recent Updates
Kafalat	Unconditional cash transfer program to support vulnerable families.	* Amount: Rs. 8,500 per beneficiary per quarter.