ADB President Visits BISP Office in Taxila – Taleemi Wazaif New Update

The President of the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Masatsugu Asakawa, recently visited the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) Tehsil Office in Taxila. His visit was focused on learning more about BISP’s efforts to provide financial help, support school enrollment, and improve maternal and child health in Pakistan. The BISP office in Taxila, along with the Nashonuma Centre at Wah General Hospital, was the center of attention during the ADB president’s visit.

Key InformationDetails
Visit byADB President Masatsugu Asakawa
BISP InitiativesCash Assistance, School Enrollment, Maternal Health
Key LocationsBISP Tehsil Office in Taxila, Wah General Hospital Nashonuma Centre
Delegation MembersHaruto Takimura, Yevgeniy Zhukov, Ms. Azusa Sato

The visit gave the ADB delegation insight into the crucial role BISP plays in supporting some of the poorest households in Pakistan.

ADB Delegation Observes BISP’s Impact

During his visit to the BISP Tehsil Office in Taxila, President Asakawa, along with his delegation, observed various programs run by BISP. The delegation was briefed on how BISP is supporting the poorest households by giving cash assistance and ensuring children get enrolled in schools. The ADB team also learned about the important health initiatives focusing on maternal and child health.

The delegation members included Haruto Takimura, Chief Adviser to the President, Yevgeniy Zhukov, Director General, and Ms. Azusa Sato, Senior Adviser to the President. They were all given a thorough overview of BISP’s operations and the positive impact it has had on families in need.

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Overview of BISP Initiatives

BISP Director General Naveed Akbar provided a detailed briefing about the program’s key initiatives. These include:

  • Benazir Kafaalat: A cash assistance program aimed at supporting low-income families.
  • Taleemi Wazaif: A program that helps children from poor families get enrolled in schools by providing them with financial incentives.
  • Nashonuma: This program focuses on improving the nutrition and health of mothers and their children.
  • Undergraduate Scholarship Programme: A scholarship initiative that provides financial aid to deserving students for higher education.

The briefing highlighted how these initiatives are working together to uplift the most vulnerable groups in society.

ADB Team Visits Nashonuma Centre

The ADB team also visited the Nashonuma Centre at Wah General Hospital, where they observed the registration process for various programs. This center plays a significant role in BISP’s Nashonuma initiative, which focuses on the health and nutrition of mothers and children. The team got the opportunity to interact with some of the beneficiaries, who shared their experiences with the programs. This allowed the delegation to see firsthand how BISP’s initiatives are making a difference in the lives of many.

The Importance of the National Socio-Economic Registry 2024 (NSER)

The National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER) is a key tool used by BISP to identify and register deserving families. During the visit, the ADB delegation was briefed on how the registry helps ensure that only eligible households benefit from BISP’s programs. The team also witnessed how beneficiaries of Taleemi Wazaif and Nashonuma are registered at the Tehsil office.

This registry helps BISP keep track of families in need, making sure that the right people receive the benefits.

ADB’s Support for BISP

The Asian Development Bank has been a strong supporter of BISP and its efforts to improve the lives of poor families in Pakistan. The visit by President Masatsugu Asakawa further strengthened the partnership between ADB and BISP. The ADB delegation recognized the important role BISP plays in providing social protection and acknowledged the positive impact the program has had on education, health, and overall well-being.

The support from international organizations like ADB helps BISP continue to expand its efforts and reach more families in need.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, the visit of ADB President Masatsugu Asakawa to the BISP office in Taxila and the Nashonuma Centre at Wah General Hospital highlights the ongoing efforts of BISP to provide financial assistance, improve education, and support maternal and child health. With the continued backing of organizations like ADB, BISP will keep playing a crucial role in uplifting the poorest households in Pakistan, ensuring they have access to essential services and opportunities for a better future.

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