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Pakistan General Election 2024

General election are going to be held in February 2024 in Pakistan. It should be remembered that before this, the general elections were held on 25 July 2018. In which three major parties of Pakistan participated, namely Pakistan Muslim League-N, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, and Pakistan Peoples Party. But the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won 149 seats in the National Assembly While the Pakistan Muslim…

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8171 check online Registration for Assistance for poor people

The Benazir Income Support Program was launched in 2008 to help millions of poor people. The aim of this program is to lift most of the country's population out of poverty. So, people who are poor and cannot meet their household expenses and other necessary expenses can complete all their costs by registering themselves in the Benazir Income Support Program and getting the assistance given under this program. Benazir Income Support Program provides financial assistance to mostly poor people. Those individuals who are poor and facing a lot of problems can get financial assistance by completing eligibility for this program and registering themselves.

BISP program registration 8171 nadra

The government has created a NADRA registration office in each tehsil to guide the people who want to register for their Benazir Income Support Program. So that every poor person can go there and register himself and get assistance. The program mostly gives preference to those who meet its eligibility criteria. Those who are poor and who are facing a lot of problems should register themselves in this program and can fight poverty by receiving financial assistance from this program.

8171 Check web portal

Let us tell you the procedure to check the eligibility for the Benazir Income Support Program you will first go to the website of the government. There you will see a web portal. You can find out about your eligibility by clicking on this web portal by entering your National Identity Card number in the given box and the image code in the other box. If you are eligible for this program then you can receive financial assistance from this program. If you are not eligible for the BISP program then you have to register yourself for this program first.

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If you want to check the BISP program online, first you will go to the message box on your mobile. There you will enter your 13-digit national identity card number and send it to 8171. Then you will be informed about your financial aid. If you are told that your aid has arrived, then you can go to your nearest bank or any BISP institution and withdraw your money.

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" BISP Sponsorship: Increase in quarterly contribution amount " | PAK News Insights

” Rubina Khalid, chairperson of Benazir Income Support Program (BISP), announced the increase in the quarterly installment of saffron for about 9.3 million beneficiaries. During a visit to the Benazir Development Center at Sindh Government Hospital PIB Colony in Karachi, Rubina Khalid said that the cash sponsorship amount will be increased by Rs.3000. Currently, about 9.3 million households…

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Newsletter Archive: July 22, 2024

World Bank Advisor Praises Pakistan’s Digital ID Push

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The introduction of digital public infrastructure (DPI) – that’s the buzzword preferred by the EU, the UN, WEF, and Gates Foundation, as they push for digital ID and payments – has been making good progress in Pakistan.

And a blog post on the World Economic Forum (WEF) website praises this as a development “transforming lives” (namely, in a positive manner).

The post is authored by some of the usual suspects – representatives of the World Bank and the UN-based “Better Than Cash Alliance” and is especially focused on the fact Pakistan has so far issued digital ID cards to over 240 million citizens.

World Bank’s DPI technical adviser Tariq Malik and Better Than Cash Alliance’s Prerna Saxena write that Pakistan’s “digital transformation” has the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) at its core.

Various elements of the controversial DPI scheme are at this time “tested” in less developed countries around the world (referred to in the article as “a select group of nations”), and invariably, the benefits of DPI are advertised as helping, in particular, (financially) underprivileged communities.

The take on what is currently going on in Pakistan is no different: NANDRA’s Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC) integrates digital ID with opening bank accounts, getting a driver’s license, social welfare, etc.

What an opponent may see as dangerous (privacy, but also security-wise) centralization of people’s identities and activities, opening up enormous possibilities for mass surveillance – is “seamless identity authentication for every citizen” as far as the WEF blog post authors are concerned.

Here’s an interesting piece of information: “Within four years of launching the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) – a social protection initiative to alleviate poverty – CNIC issuance to adults increased by 72%,” the article says.

And during Covid, it proved useful in managing lockdowns by transferring $75 to 12 million households (this was supposed to sustain them for three months.)

Drawing conclusions from Pakistan’s “success story,” the authors stress the need to ensure that regardless of who is in power, they remain committed to implementing DPI, and push for its adoption with “robust legal frameworks.” Last – and probably, really last, as far as fervent DPI proponents go – there’s a mention of “ethical principles.”

Meanwhile, Pakistan’s DPI project is next expected to produce a nationwide digital health records system, among several other initiatives.

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How to Register Benazir Income Support Programme 2024 - Ehsaas 8171

Benazir Income Support Programme in Pakistan offers me a great opportunity for women to increase their digital and financial literacy. The program aims to empower women through education and skill development. You Can Also Read: BISP Launches Whatsapp Channel So that they can earn from the comfort of their homes and they do not face any kind of problems; therefore, the government of Pakistan has…

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Great news for all the candidates! As you know, BISP Compliance Monitor Jobs 2024 has been announced. The Benazir Income Support Program form can be obtained from the bisp.gov.pk website. BISP has secured financing from the World Bank for the cost of the Crisis Resilient Social Protection Program. Any money raised from this is intended to be used to pay for the services of the following…

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Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) Jobs 2024

The government of Pakistan recently advertised jobs in the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP Jobs 2024).This organization is accepting applications from individuals all around Pakistan and has posted an advertisement for a number of opportunities. For daily job alerts, please visit empolypulse.com.

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“Women Empowerment and Public Policy in Pakistan”

Women empowerment is a crucial aspect of societal progress, and governments play a significant role in creating an enabling environment for women to thrive. In Pakistan, despite facing various challenges, the government has made commendable efforts towards women empowerment through the implementation of progressive public policies.

The government of Pakistan has taken significant legislative measures to protect and promote women's rights. The passage of laws such as the Protection Against Harassment of Women at the Workplace Act, 2010, and the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2016, demonstrates the commitment to women's safety, security, and equal treatment. These laws provide a legal framework for addressing gender-based violence and discrimination, ensuring a safer environment for women to pursue their goals.

The government has embraced the concept of gender mainstreaming, recognizing the importance of integrating a gender perspective into all policies and programs. The establishment of the National Commission on the Status of Women (NCSW) and its provincial counterparts has been instrumental in promoting gender equality and monitoring the implementation of policies across various sectors. Gender budgeting initiatives have been introduced to ensure that resources are allocated towards gender-specific programs, addressing the needs and challenges faced by women in Pakistan.

The government has prioritized education and skill development as key elements of women empowerment. Initiatives like the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) have provided financial assistance to women from low-income backgrounds, enabling them to access education and vocational training. The government has also launched campaigns to increase girls' enrollment in schools, focusing on marginalized areas. These efforts have contributed to narrowing the gender gap in education and fostering economic independence among women.

Recognizing the importance of women's political participation, the government has taken steps to enhance women's representation in decision-making bodies. Legislation has been introduced to reserve a certain percentage of seats for women in local government institutions, provincial assemblies, and the national parliament. This affirmative action has resulted in increased female representation, enabling women to actively contribute to policymaking and advocate for their rights.

The government has emphasized economic empowerment as a means to uplift women and enhance their socio-economic status. Entrepreneurship programs, microfinance schemes, and vocational training initiatives have been launched to equip women with skills and resources to start and sustain their businesses. These endeavors have not only created employment opportunities but have also challenged traditional gender roles and stereotypes. Women are increasingly becoming agents of change, contributing to the economic growth of Pakistan.

The government of Pakistan's efforts in promoting women empowerment through progressive public policies have yielded positive outcomes and transformed the lives of countless women across the country. Legislative reforms, gender mainstreaming, education, political participation, and economic empowerment initiatives are empowering women, enabling them to break barriers and reach their full potential. While challenges persist, the government's commitment to women empowerment is evident in its actions and initiatives.

It is essential to acknowledge and support the government's positive efforts, while also recognizing the need for continued collaboration between the government, civil society, and the private sector to further strengthen women empowerment in Pakistan. By fostering an inclusive and supportive environment, Pakistan can continue to make significant strides towards gender equality, ultimately benefiting society as a whole.

Asia Rahman Khan Lodhi              [Consul Press at the Consulate General of Pakistan, Hong Kong (SAR) & Macau (SAR)]

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[ad_1] Federal Minister for Poverty Alleviation and Social Safety and Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) Chairperson Shazia Marri inaugurated the mobile registration vehicle centre for the BISP in Karachi on Saturday. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, she said the people of Pakistan were facing problems like poverty, terrorism and natural disasters and the nation had to fight these problems together.“We want to make the people of Pakistan so resilient that they can face these problems with courage,” she said.German Consul General Dr Rudiger Lotz and BISP Secretary Amer Ali Ahmad also attended the ceremony. Shazia said that the centre had been started with the support of the German government. [ad_2]

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Benazir Income Support 2023

Benazir Income Support 2023 Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) is a social welfare program initiated by the Government of Pakistan to provide financial assistance to the poor and vulnerable sections of the society. The program was launched in July 2008 and was named after the late Benazir Bhutto, a former Prime Minister of Pakistan. Objectives The primary objective of the BISP is to provide…