Changes in BISP Kafaalat May 10500 Payment by Rubina Khalid

The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) has undergone significant changes recently, particularly in the disbursement of payments under the Kafaalat program. Rubina Khalid, the newly appointed chairperson of BISP, has initiated several reforms. Here’s what you need to know:

Changes in BISP Kafaalat Payments

With reference to BISP, recent updates indicate that the Benazir Kafaalat program episode scheduled for May 13 has been delayed. The episode will not be aired for another week. The delay is due to the implementation of a phased approach for the disbursement of payments.

Phased Approach

• Phase 1: Payments will be made to beneficiaries in select districts of certain provinces.
• Phase 2: Payments will be extended to the remaining districts.

Schedule

• Phase 1:
  • Payments will commence from May 13 in certain districts of Sindh.
  • Payments will also begin in select districts of other provinces within the next two days.
• Phase 2:
  • Payments in many other districts will start after a week.

Reforms in BISP Kafalat Sindh

Significant reforms have been introduced in Sindh, affecting the Kafaalat program:

• Installments Start Date: Installments will commence on May 13 in Sindh.
• Other Provinces: Similar information has been received from some districts in other provinces.

Appointment of Rubina Khalid

Rubina Khalid, the new chairperson of BISP, has taken charge and is implementing changes:

• Closure of Campsites: There are discussions about closing the campsites and conducting operations from shops. However, this decision is yet to be confirmed as Rubina Khalid has recently assumed her post.

Also Read: New Changes in 10500 BISP Payment by New Chairperson

Beneficiaries are advised to undergo dynamic surveys or visit the nearest BISP office to update their roster.

Conclusion

The changes in the BISP Kafaalat program, along with the appointment of Rubina Khalid as the new chairperson, signify a significant shift in the program’s operations. These changes are aimed at making the program more efficient and accessible to its beneficiaries.