![]() ![]() Any text message claiming to be from the National Socioeconomic Registry (NSER) or offering you money after completing a survey is likely a scam. The Benazir Kafalat Program uses 8171 to communicate with households that have been polled about their eligibility and the distribution of cash.īenazir Kafalat Program will only contact you via 8171. By inputting their Computerized National identification Card (CNIC) number or survey token number provided at registration, families surveyed for the program can check their eligibility for the program and the progress of their disbursement online via the 8171 web-portal. ![]() The Benazir Kafalat Program uses data from the National Socioeconomic Registry (NSER) Survey to ascertain who is qualified to participate. ![]() ![]() On average boys had attendance rate of 83 percent and girls had 81 percent.If you think you could be qualified for the Benazir Kafalat program, here’s how to find out. The average attendance rate for both boys and girls is significantly above the minimum required (70 percent. The school enrolment rates in BISP households are significantly higher for those supported by the CCT (81 percent) as compared to those who are not (60 percent). The programme is being executed through end-to-end digital enrolment and monitoring mechanism to minimize leakage to ensure transparency in implementation.Ībout the impact of the programme, the source revealed that the initiative has helped increase the proportion of children currently enrolled in schools by 13 percent points for boys and 15 percent points for girls. The biometric based payment mechanism is in place while the stipend is paid through the mother of enrolled children. The cash transfer is linked with 70 percent school attendance. The programme is providing a higher stipend for the girl child, with a one-time graduation bonus of Rs3000 on completion of primary education. The programme includes quarterly disbursement of Rs1500 for primary, Rs2500 for secondary, and Rs3500 for higher secondary to the boy child while the quarterly disbursement of Rs2000 for primary, Rs3000 for secondary, and Rs4000 for higher secondary to the girl child. The programme enrolls the children of Benazir Kafalat beneficiary family, aged between 04-22 years, from Primary to Grade 12 level. The objective behind this programme was creating awareness amongst beneficiary families on the importance of education, increasing enrollment rates, and reducing the dropout rate by ensuring retention. While the future target is to enrol three million additional children during the financial year 2022-23 through the allocation of Rs35 billion, an official source revealed.īenazir Taleemi Wazaif, initiated in 2012, has been focusing on school enrolment and reducing the dropout rate of children of BISP beneficiaries through cash incentives. ![]()
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