The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) is a global initiative aiming to combat poverty, currently benefiting 9.6 million households. The program has plans to extend its reach to 10 million households in the near future. The Hunarmand program, introduced by the BISP program, provides specialized vocational training to disadvantaged households, equipping them with enhanced skills for improved employment prospects. The Pilot Project of the Hunarmand program will train 40 semi-skilled workers.
Program Benazir Hunarmand 2024–2025
BISP is launching the Benazir Hunarmand Program, a skill training initiative aimed at empowering underprivileged families to generate income and break the cycle of poverty. The program provides specialized training for women and their children, preparing them for potential job opportunities or entrepreneurship. The ultimate goal is to enhance financial stability and self-reliance, while also allowing new members to develop their skills and become more self-sufficient.
40 Semi-Skilled Employees Will Get BISP Training to Advance Their Skills
BISP, a social safety net initiative implemented in 2008 by Pakistan, aims to reduce poverty and provide financial assistance to those most in need. The program trains 40 individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds in internationally recognized skills, enhancing their employability and opening up opportunities for jobs abroad. In collaboration with global institutions like the Islamic Development Bank, Lives and Livelihood Fund, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, BISP aims to equip participants with the necessary tools and opportunities to stand out in competitive job markets.
Successful Enrollment of Verified Families in BISP
Rubina Khalid highlighted the importance of the BISP Verification process and the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) in providing aid to qualifying families. The program uses the National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER) and a poverty scorecard to identify eligible families.
The BISP has expanded its scope beyond financial aid during natural disasters and health crises, including the Undergraduate Scholarship Program. This initiative upholds Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto’s commitment to uplifting the underprivileged and promoting self-reliance through proficiency building. The Benazir Hunarmand Program empowers disadvantaged families through skill-building and vocational education, providing 40 individuals with reputable training, improving employment prospects, and financial self-sufficiency.
Conclusion
The BISP Hunarmand Program is a significant initiative empowering underprivileged families through specialized vocational training and internationally recognized skills. It trains 40 semi-skilled workers, enhancing employability and providing sustainable income generation. The program reflects BISP’s commitment to poverty reduction, self-reliance, and financial stability, with partnerships with global organizations and skill development focus. Read More