World Bank Delegation Visits BISP One Window Center Islamabad!
Here is a latest update by the Benazir Income Support Portal, which states about the recent visit of a high level World Bank delegation to the Benazir One window center in Islamabad. This delegation has significant effects on the BISP initiative that you will be exploring in this article.
On Monday, a distinguished group of 19 World Bank Executive Directors traveled to Islamabad to evaluate the Benazir One Window Center’s overall effectiveness.
High Level WB Delegation Arrived At BISP Headquarter
The distinguished group was cordially welcomed by Senator Rubina Khalid, Chairperson of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), and Secretary Amer Ali Ahmad.
The delegation showed great interest in the BISP One Window Center’s many initiatives. It included Executive Directors Abdelhak BEDJAOUI, Zainab Ahmed, Beatrice MASER, Robert Bruce NICHOLL, Teresa SOLBES, Paul BONMARTIN, Lonkhululeko MAGAGULA, Marlene Suzie NZENGOU, Tauqir SHAH, Mercy TEMBON, Shadiya ADAM, Karl BACH, and other important figures.
Purpose Of WB Delegation
In order to assess the resources and support systems offered to worthy women under the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP), a World Bank delegation paid a visit to the program’s headquarters. In order to make sure that recipients receive social assistance and financial aid effectively, the main goal was to evaluate the One Window Operations’ efficacy.
بے نظیر انکم سپورٹ پروگرام کے تحت مستحق خواتین کو پیش کیے جانے والے وسائل اور سپورٹ سسٹم کا جائزہ لینے کے لیے، ورلڈ بینک کے ایک وفد نے پروگرام کے ہیڈ کوارٹر کا دورہ کیا۔ اس بات کو یقینی بنانے کے لیے کہ وصول کنندگان سماجی امداد اور مالی امداد مؤثر طریقے سے حاصل کریں، بنیادی مقصد ون ونڈو آپریشنز کی افادیت کا جائزہ لینا تھا۔ پروگرام کی مجموعی تاثیر کو بہتر بنانے کے لیے، وفد نے فراہم کی جانے والی خدمات کے اثرات، شفافیت اور رسائی کا جائزہ لیا۔ انہوں نے چیئرپرسن اور سیکرٹری BISP کو مشن کے مقاصد اور متوقع نتائج سے آگاہ کیا اور عالمی بینک کی جانب سے مکمل تعاون کا یقین دلایا۔
In order to improve the program’s overall effectiveness, the delegation set out to examine the impact, transparency, and accessibility of the services provided.
They briefed the Chairperson and Secretary BISP on the mission’s objectives and expected outcomes and assured full support from the World Bank.
WB Delegation Reviews BISP Operations and Expansion Plans
Along with Senator Rubina Khalid and Secretary Amer Ali Ahmad, the delegation thoroughly examined the payment system, Taleemi Wazaif child registration, Nashonuma awareness seminars for women, and the registry of deserving women at the NSER survey desk.
Senator Rubina Khalid told the delegation that 9.3 million people are presently receiving financial aid under BISP, and the figure will shortly surpass 10 million.
Agreement Set Between World Bank And BISP
From February 17 to February 25, the group will be visiting BISP to assess the status of the Program Action Plan, the Crisis Resilient Social Protection (CRISP) Framework, and the agreements between BISP and the World Bank.
She emphasized that BISP is a groundbreaking program that has given impoverished women in Pakistan economic independence and recognition, and she commended President Asif Ali Zardari for allowing housewives to get financial support under the program. Recipes for Pakistani food.
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Amjad Zafar Khan headed a World Bank delegation that had previously stopped by BISP headquarters.
Beneficiaries Bank Accounts To Be Open Soon
The delegation was told by Chairperson Senator Rubina Khalid that BISP will soon open bank accounts for worthy women in partnership with the State Bank of Pakistan. This will enable them to receive relief monies directly and make withdrawals from any bank of their choosing for added convenience.
Benazir Hunarmand Program
She also highlighted initiatives under the Benazir Hunarmand Program, which works with NAVTTC and the Ministry of foreign Pakistanis to offer skill training and foreign employment possibilities to worthy individuals.
There was also discussion of other significant topics, such as financial literacy, the Hybrid Social Protection Scheme, and the supervision and training of survey enumerators.
Conclusion
The visit of the World Bank delegation to the BISP One Window Center highlights the program’s commitment to transparency, efficiency, and expansion. With plans to increase beneficiaries, open bank accounts, and enhance skill development programs, BISP continues to play a vital role in supporting vulnerable communities.
