Visits BISP One Window Center
This is the latest information from the Benazir Income Support Program. An Asian Development Bank crew Visits BISP One Window Center to run a study. Director General Naveed Akbar joined the team, which consists of a number of top executives and official directors from the organization, to provide a lesson on the main ideas of the BISP Program and its project.
This will allow them to acquire a clear understanding of the new payment methods for recipients and the ways in which BISP has accepted the strategy to increase openness in the BISP Registration and Cash Transfer Process.
ADB Delegation sees BISP One Window Center
A group of Alternate Executive Directors from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) visited the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) One Window Center in G-7, Islamabad, to watch how it is run. Donald Bobiash led a mission that included Shigeo Shimizu, Supak Chaiyawan, Noor Ahmed, Shantanu Mitra, and Llewellyn Roberts.
Director Naveed Akbar Briefs The Delegation
Director General Naveed Akbar welcomed the Asian Development Team to the BISP One Window Center in Islamabad and gave a thorough briefing on the main goals of the BISP Program and how its different Schemes are improving and handling the financial situation of lower class families. He mentioned all of the basic BISP programs, including Taleemi Wazaif, Benazir Nashonuma, Benazir Kafalat, and the most current BISP Skill training program.
BISP New Payment Module and NSER DataBase
When the group got at the Benazir One Window Center, they saw how the BISP Program’s services had improved and changed. They were also given information about Benazir’s new payment structure and its NSER Database technology system, which includes the data of millions of families and is changed on a daily basis based on those households’ changing circumstances.
ADB Delegation Visits BISP One Window Center
A delegation from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) recently visited the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) One Window Center to review and assess its operational framework and service delivery. This visit marks an important step in strengthening collaboration between ADB and BISP, as both organizations aim to improve social welfare services and extend their outreach to vulnerable populations across Pakistan.
Purpose of the Visit
The primary goal of the ADB delegation’s visit was to evaluate the efficiency of the One Window Center, which integrates multiple welfare services under one roof. The BISP One Window Center is designed to provide seamless access to various social protection services, offering beneficiaries a centralized platform to receive assistance without visiting multiple offices.
The delegation sought to understand the center’s workflow, service quality, and beneficiary support mechanisms. This assessment aligns with ADB’s mission of supporting inclusive development initiatives across its member countries.
| Event | Details |
|---|---|
| Visit | ADB (Asian Development Bank) Delegation’s Visit to BISP One Window Center |
| Location | BISP (Benazir Income Support Programme) One Window Center |
| Purpose of Visit | To assess the operational efficiency and service delivery of the center |
| Focus Areas | Review of integrated services offered to beneficiaries under one roof |
| Expected Outcomes | Strengthening collaboration between ADB and BISP for future initiatives |
| Significance | Aimed at improving the quality and outreach of welfare programs |
In the meantime, Naveed Akbar talked about the BISP Mobile Van Registration, which gives rural residents the chance to join in the Benazir Income Support Program and complete surveys directly at home.
BISP For Empowering Poor People
The ADB team praised the BISP One Window Center’s simple and effective operations and stressed the array of services designed especially to meet the requirements of women recipients. They praised the center’s ability to provide a whole variety of services in one place, enabling women’s access to financial help, healthcare, education, and other important services.
Conclusion
To sum up, the ADB delegation’s walk of the BISP One Window Center showed how well its programs assist female clients and advance financial inclusion. The group praised programs like mobile van registration that expand services to rural areas and commended BISP for its efforts to improve openness through its new payment methods and NSER database.