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Transforming Government since 2001

PK: Pakistan

  • PK: MoIT To Improve Capacity Of IT Industry To Compete In International Arena

    To compete in international arena ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication has aimed to improve capacity of IT industry by providing infrastructure and increasing the quality of organization to deliver high standard service and products.

    To compete in international arena ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication has aimed to improve capacity of IT industry by providing infrastructure and increasing the quality of organization to deliver high standard service and products.

  • PK: Monitoring and Evaluation activities to be undertaken for improving governance

    The government has decided to undertake Monitoring and Evaluation activities in 2011-12 for improving governance in order to ensure effective service deliver to the people welfare. Official sources said the Governance is perhaps the single most important factor in ensuring objectives of effective service delivery.

    They said that steps are needed to address issues relating to enhancing effectiveness of devolution, improving people’s participation and involvement of civil society, especially voluntary organizations.

    Empowerment of marginal and excluded classes would be needed to act as pressure groups to check deterioration in governance and exploitation of the public, they added.

  • PK: More centres for delivery of Pak Cards

    Deputy Chairman National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), Tariq Malik on Saturday said more distribution centres have been opened to expedite the process of issuance of Pakistan Cards to flood-hit families in Sindh.

    The Authority has set up total 31 Centres so far for issuance and processing of such Cards in nearly all-major flood-hit districts including Badin, Shaheed Benazirabad, Mirpur Khas and Tando Muhammad Khan while preparations are also underway for opening of additional sites in Tando Muhammad Khan and new centres in Sangarh, he told APP.

  • PK: Moving beyond e-governance

    A Spanish company is well on its way to turn the Madrid city streets into information platforms, disseminating updates to pedestrians on weather conditions, poor pavements, slippery grounds and coupons for nearby restaurants. The streets will also inform local authorities on use of pathways and occupation of public spaces. The solution known as iPavement uses pavement stones with built-in computing capabilities and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity. The company is also likely to create a library through city pavements, digitally distributing local works and promoting local writers as pedestrians walk by.

  • PK: Murad Saeed launches E-Bidding System to ensure transperancy in bidding process

    Federal Minister for Communications and Postal Services Murad Saeed launched E-Bidding system in National Highway Authority today that will pave the way to ensure transparency in process of award of contracts of NHA schemes. To this effect, a simple ceremony was held at NHA head office addressed by Federal Minister for Communications and Postal Services Mr. Murad Saeed, Secretary Communications Mr. Zafar Hasan and Chairman NHA Capt ® Sikander Qayyum. Senior officers of Ministry of Communications and National Highway Authority were also present.

  • PK: NADRA all set to launch Biometric Verification System for SIM issuance

    NADRA has successfully prepared a robust and authentic Biometric Verification System for Telecom operators, all preparations for Biometric Verification Systems have been carried out and NADRA is ready for launch from 28th February, 2013. NADRA spokesperson said this in a statement issued here today.

    She added that earlier, all telecom operators have agreed with Prime Minister of Pakistan to launch Biometric Verification for issuance of SIM from 28th Feb, 2013.

  • PK: NADRA biometrics making electoral system transparent: Malik

    Chairman of the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) Tariq Malik said that biometrics system would improve and make the electoral system transparent. He said that the NADRA had developed a foolproof biometrics system, which would diminish the chances of error. He said this advance technology would bring positive results and transparency in the electoral process.

    Talking to Pakistan Television, Tariq Malik said that a conspiracy was being hatched against the national institution. Replying to a question, he said that the government has decided to register a case against the foreign newspaper which was making baseless and false propaganda. He said that the recent issue raised by the international paper against a person holding dual nationality was baseless, fabricated and an effort to malign the national institution.

  • PK: Nadra does not have biometric data of 3.72m women voters

    The National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) does not have biometric record of as many as 3.72 million women voters.

    According to Nadra’s district-wise data, Punjab tops the list where fingerprints and photographs of more than 2.62 million women have not been made available to the registration authority.

    In Rawalpindi tehsil alone, out of 1.4 million registered voters, Nadra does not have the biometric record of 45,461 women.

  • PK: Nadra finalising biometric system to stop illegal SIMs trade

    The National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra), in consultation with ministries of information technology, interior and other stakeholders, is fine tuning features of a biometric system for ensuring that no body gets a SIM with false identity.

    According to official sources, currently under the directions of ministry of interior and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), Nadra is in the process of evolving a biometric verification system for use at mobile companies’ outlets to stop issuance of illegal SIMs.

  • PK: NADRA finalizing biometric system to stop SIM buying with false identity

    National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) in consultation with ministries of information technology, interior and other stakeholders is fine tuning features of a biometric system for ensuring that no body gets a SIM with false identity. According to official sources, currently under the directions of Ministry of Interior and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA), NADRA is in the process of evolving a biometric verification system for use at mobile companies’ outlets to stop issuance of illegal SIMs. NADRA had been providing its expertise to cellular mobile operators so that they can verify the national identity cards of citizens when they purchase SIMs from their franchises.

  • PK: NADRA fully capable for electronic voting

    Director Punjab Information Technology Board Burhan Rasool said electronic voting based on biometric identification of the voters is very much possible in Pakistan as National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) is fully capable to provide the required solutions to Election Commission.

    He further said the only thing required for it is the political will and consensus of all political parties and stakeholders.

  • PK: Nadra launches smart identity cards for children

    The National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) is set to start issuing chip-based Smart National Identity Cards for children of under eighteen. According to a press release, the smart cards for children, having more value added services, are being issued after the successful launch of Chip-Based Smart National Identity Cards (SNIC) for the adult population of the country. The Child Registration Certificate (CRC) would remain valid and Nadra would continue issuing the same as per current registration policy.

    The launch of state of the art Smart Identity Card is to extend an experience of Hi-Tech security solution for the protection of juveniles' identity. Chairman Nadra Tariq Malik said the chip-based Smart Identity Card for the children will offer multi-dimensional usage and services, health, educational, social and financial inclusion programs. The new card for children would be capable of holding applications and data from the health, education and social sector such as vaccination records, academic records and polio registrations, he added.

  • PK: NADRA proposes SIM verification through biometrics

    National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has proposed a comprehensive solution of Biometric based verification of CNICs for issuance of SIMs to the Telcos.

    In this regard NADRA conducted a live demonstration of Biometric verification of computerized national identity card for issuance of SIMs, to the TELCOs Todays at NADRA Headquarters.

    NADRA gave a comprehensive presentation and addressed technical issues raised by telecom companies, NADRA spokesman said in a statement issued here.

  • PK: Nadra registers 96 percent of adult population through biometric technology

    Pakistan has emerged as one of the few countries in the world where 96 percent of the adult population has been registered through the most secure biometric technology, introduced by National Database Registration Authority (NADRA), Spokesperson said here on Friday.

    Spokesperson informed that the registration level in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has been observed as 99.9 percent, followed by Punjab 99 percent, Gilgit-Baltistan 89 percent, Sindh and Fata as 88 percent and Balochistan 76 percent against the projected population.

  • PK: NADRA resolves around 151,220 complaints regarding Watan cards, Tariq Malik

    Using its efficient Complaints Redressal System, National Database & Registration Authority (NADRA) has effectively and transparently resolved 151,220 complaints from flood affected population who had been facing different problems in getting Watan cards, this was stated by Deputy Chairman NADRA Tariq Malik.

    According to press release issued here on Saturday, the system’s objective was to address the complaints from genuine beneficiaries, which were unable to get registered for Watan cards. “We believe that we have successfully made an effective and adequate mechanism that yields transparent delivery of relief and rehabilitation aid to the affected population,” said Tariq Malik.

  • PK: Nadra to introduce smart ID card for pensioners

    President Asif Ali Zardari has advised the government to facilitate the pensioners by streamlining the pension disbursement mechanism for facilitating all pensioners particularly the disabled ones.

    The President while taking serious note of the agonies being faced by the pensioners in collecting their monthly pensions gave these directions at a meeting specially convened for the purpose in the Presidency late Friday.

    The meeting was attended among others by the Auditor General of Pakistan, Finance Secretary, President National Bank of Pakistan, Chairman NADRA, Director General National Savings and Secretary General to the President Salman Farouqui.

  • PK: NADRA to launch voter verification SMS facility

    Voters can confirm registration by sending CNIC number to a specific code through text message.

    National Database and Registration Authority (Nadra) has decided to introduce a new SMS service which will allow voters to verify their vote registration and particulars in the voters lists, said Deputy Chairman Nadra Tariq Malik in a press release released Wednesday.

    A press release from Deputy Chairman Nadra Tariq Malik says that the service will be launched after the publication of preliminary/unconfirmed electoral rolls (PER) for public display. Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) is considering more than 50,000 display centers countrywide where PER will be displayed.

  • PK: National Highway Authority launches E-billing system

    National Highway Authority (NHA) has launched E-billing system to facilitate its contractors and ensure transparency.

    Addressing the launching ceremony in Islamabad on Monday, Communications Minister Murad Saeed said E-billing system is part of e-governance programme of the PTI government, which will help save time and eradicate the commission culture.

  • PK: National ICT Policy presented for stakeholders’ feedback

    Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunication (MoITT) has presented the draft of National ICT Policy for the experts, stakeholders and masses feedback.

    The policy was drafted by P@SHA with concentrated efforts of one and half year for consultation and formulation for the draft of policy. The stakeholders could give their feedback till July 20, 2012.

    The Draft National ICT Policy – 2012 document was presented on 4th July, 2012 in Islamabad by PASHA to officials of MoITT for their comments and later it was made public for feedback of stakeholders.

  • PK: National IT Board constituted

    The federal government on Friday decided to create the ‘National Information Technology Board’ (NITB) by merging the Pakistan Computer Bureau and the Electronic Government Directorate.

    The merger was approved by the Cabinet Committee on Reconstruction (CCoR) on the recommendation of the Ministry of Information Technology.

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