Mobile Registration Centers of BISP Set to Boost Accessibility in Remote Areas
The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) is making strides in improving the accessibility of its services in remote areas of Pakistan. Mobile Registration Centers, utilizing cutting-edge technology, are set to be operational by November, providing registration facilities for deserving women in far-flung regions. With 25 Mobile Vans being converted into these Mobile Registration Centers, the initiative aims to establish 19 in Balochistan, five in Sindh, and one in Islamabad. This move underscores the commitment to utilize technology in Pakistan to support socio-economic development, particularly in areas where access to such services has been limited.
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KARACHI: In an effort to enhance the registration process for potential beneficiaries of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) in remote regions of Pakistan, the Mobile Registration Vehicle Centers are expected to become operational by November. These Mobile Registration Centers are a crucial step towards making registration services easily accessible to deserving women residing in far-flung areas, ensuring that they benefit from the program. Amer Ali Ahmad, the Secretary of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), revealed that the induction of Mobile Vans, initiated in August, is now in its final stages. The addition of 25 Mobile Vans will transform them into Mobile Registration Centers for the National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER), providing registration facilities to those who previously had limited access. This initiative is set to establish 19 Mobile Registration Centers in remote Balochistan, five in Sindh, and one in Islamabad in its initial phase.
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These Mobile Registration Centers, a testament to the commitment of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) to serve the most underserved, will leverage technology in Pakistan to bring vital services to the remotest corners of the country. The use of modern technology and mobile units equipped for registration purposes is a significant step in ensuring inclusivity and ease of access for those who may have been previously marginalized due to geographical constraints.
The deployment of these Mobile Registration Centers will not only improve the efficiency of the registration process but also support the broader objective of the BISP in uplifting the socio-economic conditions of vulnerable women in the nation.
