Contact BISP BENAZIR INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAMME Helpline Toll-Free Phone Number
Call BISP BENAZIR INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAMME Helpline Toll Free Number:
0800-26477
BISP BENAZIR INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAMME Helpline Number For SMS:
8171
LIST OF TELEPHONE BENAZIR INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAMME
BISP BENAZIR INCOME SUPPORT PROGRAMME Helpline Number For Exchange/ Reception:
051-9246326-27
051-9246384
| S. No. | NAME | DESIGNATION | EXT. NO. | TELEPHONE/ FAX NO. | |
| CHAIRPERSON OFFICE | |||||
| 1 | Ms. Shazia Marri | Chairperson BISP | 101 | 051-9246313 | chairperson@bisp.gov.pk |
| (Fax) 0519246314 | |||||
| 2 | Rozina Naz | APS to Chairperson | 124 | 051-9246313 | rozina_nz@yahoo.com |
| 3 | Malik Muhammad Abu Bakar | Deputy Director to Chairperson | 103 | 051-9246316 | dd.cp@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Sardar Ali Khan | Protocol Officer | 241 | – | Sardaralikhann794@gmail.com |
| 5 | Farman Nawaz | Digital Media Expert | 110 | – | farmanali@gmail.com |
| SECRETARY OFFICE | |||||
| 1 | Mr. Amer Ali Ahmad | Secretary BISP | 102 | 051-9246318 | secretary@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Muhammad Tariq | SO to Secretary | 111 | 051-9246303 | tariqawanps@gmail.com |
| 3 | Muhammad Safeer | APS to Secretary | 104 | 051-9246318 | |
| (Fax) 0519246319 | |||||
| ADDITIONAL SECRETARY | |||||
| 1 | Dr. Muhammad Tahir Noor | Addl. Secretary BISP | 125 | 051-9246367 | mtnoor@gmail.com |
| addl.secretary@bisp.gov.pk | |||||
| 2 | Husnain Haider | APS to Addl. Secretary | 126 | 051-9246367 | hhaider61@gmail.com |
| ADMINISTRATION (ADMN) WING | |||||
| 1 | Hammad Khan Marri | Director General (Admn) (Look after Charge) | 248 | 051-9246392 | dg.admn@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Adnan ul Hassan | Director (Admn) HQ | 117 | 051-9246322 | dir.admin@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Khawar Baseer | Deputy Director (Admn) | 341 | 051-9246391 | khawar_baseer@yahoo.com |
| 4 | Muhammad Sohail Khan | Assistant Director (Admn) | 194 | 051-9246010 | admin.officer@bisp.gov.pk |
| 5 | Amir Shehzad | Transport Incharge | 107 | – | amirs0199@gmail.com |
| 6 | Khalid Hayat | Assistant (Admn) | 107 | – | |
| 7 | Mirza Mubashar Baig | APS to DG (Admn) | 277 | 051-9246392 | mubasharbaig@hotmail.com |
| 8 | Mirza Mansoor Baig | APS to Director (Admn) | 223 | 051-9246322 | mansoorbaigs@hotmail.com |
| FIELD ADMINISTRATION (FIELD ADMN) | |||||
| 1 | Haider Murtaza | Director (Admn -Field) | 230 | 051-9246385 | dir.fa@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Muhammad Sajjad | Deputy Director (Admn -Field) | 123 | 051-9246426 | dd.fadmin@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Liaquat Ali | Assistant Director (Admn -Field) | 122 | ad.fadmin@bisp.gov.pk | |
| INTERNATIONAL COORDINATION & COOPERATION (IC&C) WING | |||||
| 1 | Amir Sohail Langraw | Director (IC&C) | 225 | 051-9246004 | dir.icc@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Syed Imtiaz Shah | Deputy Director (Int. Coordination) | 188 | – | dd.ic2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Rai Muhammad Qazafi | Deputy Director (Coordination) | 208 | – | dd.icc@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Shah Zaman Shah | Assistant Director (PMDU) | 208 | 051-9246321 | ad.icc@bisp.gov.pk |
| PROCUREMENT WING | |||||
| 1 | Muhammad Luqman | Director (Procurement) | 114 | 051-9246390 | dir.procurement@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Hafiz Ikram Ul Haq | Deputy Director | 162 | dd.procurement@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 3 | Arifullah | Assistant Director | 162 | ad.procurment@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | Umer Wazir | Assistant Director | 162 | ad.procurment2@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 5 | Syed Zafar Ali Shah | Procurement Specialist | 336 | zafar.fca@gmal.com | |
| 6 | Suhail Awan | Procurement Specialist | 127 | ||
| 7 | Muhammad Qasim | National Proc.Specialist | – | mqk317@gmai.com | |
| 8 | Abdul Raheem Mughal | Procurement Specialist | – | abimer@hotmai.com | |
| 9 | Shumaila Samoo | Deputy Director (Contract Management Specialist) | 373 | dd.cms@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 10 | Waheed Sial | APS to Director Procurement | 184 | 051-9246390 |
| COMPLEMENTARY INITIATIVE (CI/WASEELAS) | |||||
| 1 | Abdul Majeed Chohan | Director (CI/Waseelas) | 301 | 051-9246306 | dir.ci3@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Zulfiqar Ali Gopang | Deputy Director (CI /Waseelas) | 334 | dd.waseela@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 3 | Zahir Shah | Assistant Director | 334 | zahir772@yahoo.com | |
| 4 | Shazia Mir | Assistant Director (HR) | 705 | ||
| 5 | ShahidMehmood | APS to Director (CI) | 262 | ||
| HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (POLICY & REGULATIONS) | |||||
| 1 | Hammad Khan Marri | Director General (HRM) | 105 | 051-9246376 | dg.om@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Fayyaz A. Soomro | Deputy Director (Policy & Regulations) | 138 | 051-9246336 | dd.hr4@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Syed Ali Raza Shah | Assistant Director (Policy & Regulations) | 283 | – | |
| 4 | Shafqat Ali | Assistant Director (Policy & Regulations) | – | ||
| 5 | Jamil Ahmed Bhatti | APS to DG (HRM) | 230 | 051-9246376 | |
| HUMAN RESOURCE (HQ ESTABLISHMENT) | |||||
| 1 | Ms.Baseerat Memraiz | Director HR (HQ Establishment) | 119 | 051-9246325 | dirhr.estab@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Zaheer Hussain | Deputy Director HR (HQ Estab.) | 163 | – | dd.hr1@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Islam Ud Din Khattak | Assistant Director HR (HQ Estab.) | 203 | – | Islamkhattak15@gmail.com |
| 4 | Ajmal Hussain | Assistant Director (Recruitment) | 152 | – | ajmalhussain11056@gmail.com |
| 5 | Ghulam Hussain | APS to Dir (HQ) | 151 | 051-9246325 | |
| HUMAN RESOURCE (REGION) | |||||
| 1 | Akhtar Saeed | Director HR (Region) | 116 | 051-9246310 | dir.regions@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Murad Ali Shah | Deputy Director (Field)- III | 121 | – | |
| 3 | Fawad Kyani | Deputy Director (Field)- I | 276 | – | dd.hr2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Asmat Ullah | Deputy Director (Field)- II | – | asmat3222@gmail.com | |
| 5 | Ghulam Abbass | Assistant Director (Field-I) | 175 | – | ad.fhr1@bisp.gov.pk |
| 6 | Allah Rakhiyo | Assistant Director(Field-II) | – | abbasirak@gmail.com | |
| 7 | Muhammad Awais | APS to Dir (Field) | 321 | 051-9246310 | – |
| 8 | Naureen Razaq | Assistant Director (Field-II) | 705 | ad.fhr2@bisp.gov.pk | |
| LEGAL WING | |||||
| 1 | Masroor Hussain | Director (Legal) | 253 | 051-9246309 | dir.legal@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Ch. Shafiq | Legal Advisor | 244 | 051-9246417 | chshafiq@gmail.com |
| 3 | Adnan Ali | Assistant Director (Legal) | 342 | 051-9246329 | ad.legal@bisp.gov.pk |
| HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT (HRD) | |||||
| 1 | Amir Sohail Langraw | Director (HRD) | 225 | 051-9246004 | dir.icc@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Adil Hussain | Deputy Director(L&D) | 154 | dd.training@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 3 | Ms. Lubna Asghar | Assistant Director (L&D) | 297 | ad.training@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | Ms. Zainab Munawar | Assistant Director | |||
| 5 | Ms.Nadia Fakhar | Consultant | |||
| CAREER PLANNING (CP) | |||||
| 1 | Amir Masood | Deputy Director (CP) | 215 | – | dd.cp@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Masood ur Rehman | Assistant Director | 215 | – | ad.cp@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Muhammad Arif | AAO | 215 | – | |
| CONDITIONAL CASH TRANSFER (CCT) | |||||
| 1 | Naveed Akbar | Director General (CCT) | 106 | 051-9246382 | dg.cct@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Wiqar Ahmad | Director (CCT) | 211 | 051-9246302 | wiqar.ahmad@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Abdul Sattar Mazhar | Deputy Director (CCT) | 373 | 051-9224518 | dd.ctt1@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Sardar Azmat Ali Khan | Deputy Director (CCT- II) | 394 | 051-9246423 | dd.cct2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 5 | Zeesha Khawaja | Assistant Director (CCT)WET | 391 | 051-9210708 | ad.cct3@bisp.gov.pk |
| 6 | Beenish Khushi | Enrollment & Monitoring Specialist | 399 | ems.beenish@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 7 | Suleman Muzaffar Khan | CMS | 314 | cms.suleman@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 8 | Laila Sadaf | Programme Associate (Nutrition) | 399 | laila.sadaf@wfp.org | |
| 9 | Kaleem ullah Khan | Assistant Director (Nutrition) | 403 | ad.cct4@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 10 | Muhammad Nasir | Assistant Director (Nutrition) | 458 | adcct.accounts@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 11 | Ahmed Hussain Khawaja | Assistant Director (CCT) | 307 | ad.cct@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 12 | Tasveer Abbas | Payment Specialist (WeT) | 302 | – | ps.wt@bisp.gov.pk |
| 13 | Ms. Shabana | APS to DG (CCT) | 165 | 051-9246382 | |
| 14 | Tehmeena Gulzar | DD (Nutrition) | 305 | 051-9246304 | dd.nutrition2@bisp.gov.pk |
| NATIONAL SOCIO ECONOMIC REGISTRY (NSER) WING | |||||
| 1 | Naveed Akbar | Director General (NSER) | 106 | 051-9246382 | dg.cct@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Dr. Asim Ijaz | Director (NSER) | 416 | 051-9246337 | dir.nser@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Muhammad Noman Ali | Ops Design & Planning Specialist | 383 | 051-9246006 | noman.ali@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Asiya Parveen | Field Ops Associate (FOA) | 716 | 051-9246005 | asiya.mughal@bisp.gov.pk |
| 5 | Maliha Arif | Deputy Director (NSER) | 451 | – | maliha.arif@bisp.gov.pk |
| 6 | Farhan Ali Abbasi | Logistic Coordinator | – | 051-9246009 | farhan.ali@bisp.gov.pk |
| 7 | Faheem Ullah Rehmani | Assistant Director (NSER)-I | 403 | 051-9246335 | ad.nser@bisp.gov.pk |
| 8 | Samina Arif | Assistant Director (NSER)-II | 391 | 051-9210708 | ad.nser2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 9 | Nasim Abbas | APS to DG (NSER) | 166 | 051-9246382 | |
| 10 | Abida Umar | Program Associates SBCC WFP | 692 | abida@wfp.org | |
| 11 | Sajida Tufail | Program Associates SBCC WFP | 692 | sajida.tufail@wfp.org | |
| INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (TECHNOLOGY) WING | |||||
| 1 | Naveed Akbar | Director General (Technology) Additional Charge | 106 | 051-9246382 | naveed.akbar@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Hamid Ali Khan | Director (Network\Systems\Op s) | 118 | hamid.khan@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 3 | Malik Faraz Ahmed | Deputy Director (Sr. Network\Infra\Ops) | 183 | faraz.ahmed@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | M. Farhan Khalid | Assistant Director (Support Engineer Network) | 178 | farhan.malik@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 5 | Gul Faraz | Asst. Network Administrator | 182 | gul.faraz@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 6 | Raja Asad Mehmood | Asst. System Engineer | 182 | assad@bisp.gov.pk | |
| MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS) C Block 3rd Floor | |||||
| 1 | Rana Khurram | SPM | 471 | rana.khuram@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 2 | Muhammad Hashim | Programmer | 471 | muhammad.hashim@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 3 | Zeeshan Hussain | Senior Software Developer | 471 | ||
| 4 | M Tahir Zia | Software Developer | 471 | ||
| 5 | Mirza Moazzam Baig | Business Analyst | 285 | ||
| 6 | Irfan Hanif | QAE (Data Bases) | – | muhammad.irfan@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 7 | Syed Azhar | Deputy Director (DBA ) | 268 | s.azhar@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 8 | Khizar Farooq | Deputy Director (SA) | 268 | khizir.farooq@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 9 | Faisal | GIS Specialist (SSA) | 268 | saher@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 10 | Wasim Farooq | Sr. Administrator | 156 | wasim.farooq@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 11 | Osama Ali | Network Security Specialist | 156 | osama.ali@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 12 | Tufail Abbasi | Information Security Specialist (ISS ) | 156 | tufail.abbasi@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 13 | Farrukh Rashid | QAC | farrukh.rashid@bisp.gov.pk | ||
| 14 | Shabbir Ahmed | Senior DBA | 268 | shabbier.ahmed@bisp.gov.pk | |
| CYBER SECURITY | |||||
| 1 | Irfan Shaikh | Director Cyber Security | 200 | 051-9246386 | Irfan.sheikh@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Ms. Anum | Cyber Security Engineer | 329 | ||
| OPERATIONS (Ops) WING | |||||
| 1 | Ms. Saira Atta | Director General (Ops) | 109 | 051-9246112 | dg.ops@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Razzaq Mehmood | Deputy Director (M&E Coord) | 206 | – | ddme.coord@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Shafaq Naz | Assistant | 185 | 051-9246112 | |
| FIELD OPERATIONS (FO) | |||||
| 1 | Vijay Kumar | Director (FO) Additional Charge | 220 | 051-9246352 | dir.fo@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Abdul Wali Khan | Deputy Director (FO) | 207 | – | dd.fo1@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Salma Abid | Deputy Director (FO) | 205 | – | dd.fo@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Ghulam Mustafa | Assistant Director FO (Compliance) | 207 | – | ad.fo3@bisp.gov.pk |
| EVIDENCE, M&E AND RISK MANAGEMENT | |||||
| 1 | Shahid Ali | Director (M&E) Additional Charge | 475 | 051-9210704 | dir.me@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Touseef Ahmed | Deputy Director (Research) | 474 | 051-9210716 | dd.me@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Asim Ali | Deputy Director (Evaluation) | 478 | – | asim1979@yahoo.com |
| 4 | Uzair Ahmed Khan | Monitoring Specialist | – | – | ms.me@bisp.gov.pk |
| 5 | Zahra Batool | M&E Coordinator | – | – | coord.me@bisp.gov.pk |
| 6 | Fawad Ali | Assistant Director (UCT) | 466 | fawad.ali@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 7 | Naveed Ahmed | Deputy Director (Monitoring) | 472 | 051-9210699 | dd.me2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 8 | Aisha Farid | Assistant Director (M&E) CCT | 463 | ad.me@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 9 | Amjad Ali | Assistant Director (Data Analyst) | 478 | ||
| 10 | Hassan Mumtaz Baber | Assistant Director (Evaluation) | 474 | 051-92107166 | ad.evaluation@bisp.gov.pk |
| 11 | Imran Arif | APS to Dir (M&E) | 689 | 051-9210704 | |
| CASH TRANSFER (CT ) WING | |||||
| 1 | Noor Rehman Khan | Director General (CT) | 120 | 051-9246379 | dg.ct@bisp.gov.pk noor.rehman@gmail.com |
| 2 | Shahid Ali | Director (P&C) CT | 145 | 051-9246323 | dir.ct@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Faisal Aslam | Director (P&R) CT | 224 | – | faisal.aslam@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Syed Aqeel Abbas | Deputy Director (Payment/PS-I) | 332 | 051-9246415 | dd.payment@bisp.gov.pk |
| 5 | Shafqat Ullah | Deputy Director (Policy & Coord) | 206 | – | dd.pc@bisp.gov.pk |
| 6 | Dr. Muhammad Inam | Deputy Director ( Reconciliation) | 147 | – | m.inam@bisp.gov.pk |
| 7 | Dr. Muhammad Inam | Deputy Director ( Reconciliation) | 693 | Financial Literacy Control Room | |
| 8 | Syed Ghayoor Hussain | Assistant Director (Evaluation &Learning) | 143 | 051-9246415 | ad.fo2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 9 | Nauman Umer | Payment Specialist (UCT-I) | 278 | – | ps.uct@bisp.gov.pk |
| 10 | Amjad Khalid | Assistant Director (Coordination) | 726 | – | ad.payments1@bisp.gov.pk |
| 11 | Zeeshan Saleem | Payment Specialist (UCT-II) | 315 | – | ps.uct2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 12 | Humera Nadeem | Assistant Director (Policy | 581 | – | adpolicy.ct@bisp.gov.pk |
| 13 | Ahmer Ather | Payment Specialist | 174 | – | cms.wt@bisp.gov.pk |
| 14 | Raja M. Daud | PS to DG (CT) | 286 | 051-9246379 | |
| 15 | Syed Fida Abbas | PS to Director (P&C) CT | 286 | – | ps.fida.zaidi@bisp.gov.pk |
| ENROLLMENT & GRIEVANCES REDRESSAL | |||||
| 1 | Vijay Kumar | Director (E&GR) | 140 | 051-9246422 | dir.bs@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Ibrar Ul Hassan | Deputy Director | 324 | 051-9246414 | dd.gr@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Malik Waqar Imtiaz | Deputy Director | 328 | 051-9246414 | dd.enr@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Ajmal Khan | Assistant Director (Public Grievance) | 328 | – | ad.pg@bisp.gov.pk |
| 5 | Rao Faisal Niaz | Assistant Director (Enrollment) | 206 | – | ad.ctenr@bisp.gov.pk |
| 6 | Dr. Naveed Joo | Assistant Director (Individual Grievances) | 586 | – | ad.igr@bisp.gov.pk |
| 7 | Shafqat Ul Islam | APS to Director (E&GR) | 299 | – | shafqatulislam@yahoo.com |
| BENEFICIARY COMPLAINTS REDRESSAL CELL | |||||
| 1 | Atta ullah Chohan | Assistant (DE) | 465 | – | |
| INTERNAL AUDIT (IA) WING | |||||
| 1 | Usman Azam Shehzad | Director General (IA) | 319 | 051-9246416 | dg.intaudit@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | M. Imran Mukhtar | Director (IA) | 218 | 051-9246321 | dir.ia2@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Khurram Sheraz Gondal | Deputy Director (EFC/WB) | 251 | dd.intaudit@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | M.Omer Farooq Jajja | Deputy Director (IA)-I | 204 | dd.ia@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 5 | Sajid Mahmood Raja | Deputy Director (IA)-III | 204 | sajid.audit@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 6 | Aziz ur Rehman | Deputy Director (IS Auditor) | 246 | aziz.audit@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 7 | Amjad Iqbal | Assistant Director | 204 | amjad.audit@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 8 | Maryam Akbar | Assistant Director | 289 | maryam.audit@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 9 | Shahla Salman | APS to DG (IA) | 331 | 051-9246416 | |
| 10 | Raza Shakir | Assistant to Director IA | 213 | 051-9246321 | |
| FINANCE & ACCOUNTS (F&A) WING | |||||
| 1 | Waseem Ahmed | Director General (F&A) | 115 | 051-9246300 | dg.finance@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Ch Muhammad Iqbal | Director (F&A) | 176 | 051-9246308 | dir.finance@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Muhammad Asif | Deputy Director (F&A- I) | 265 | ao.finance@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | Akhtar Majeed | Deputy Director (F&A- II) | 327 | 051-9246381 | akhtarmajeed1967@gmail.com |
| 5 | Muhammad Shafiq Gill | Assistant Director (F&A-II) | 265 | shafiqgill346@gmail.com | |
| 6 | Javaid Afzal | Assistant Director (F&A) | 327 | ||
| 7 | Muhammad Sarfraz | Assistant Director F&A- I) | 265 | ||
| 8 | Muhammad Safdar | APS to DG (F&A) | 149 | 051-9246300 | pa.dgfinance@bisp.gov.pk |
| 9 | Ms. Naila Siddique | PS to Director (F&A) | 227 | 051-9246308 | |
| FINANCE & ACCOUNTS (F&A) POLICY | |||||
| 1 | Hafiz Abdul Rauf | Director (F&A) Policy | 168 | 051-9246305 | dir.policy@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Abid Zahid | Deputy Director (Policy) | 264 | abedzahed0007@gmail.com | |
| 3 | Khurram Shahzad | Assistant Director (Policy) | 234 | aao.finance@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | Muhammad Bilal | Assistant Director (Payroll) | 264 | ad.payroll@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 5 | Khurram Shahzad | Assistant Director (Recoupment) | 234 | ||
| 6 | Ms. Nargis Riaz | APS to Director (Policy) | 181 | 051-9246305 | |
| FINANCIAL ASSURANCE (FA) | |||||
| 1 | Karamat Ali Randhawa | Director (FA) | 280 | 051-9246301 | dir.fafinance@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Muhammad Israr Anwar | Deputy Director (FA) | 289 | ao.fa@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 3 | Sajid Mehmood | PA to Director (FA) | 269 | 051-9246301 | apsfafinance@bisp.gov.pk |
| 4 | Sohail Abbasi | Assistant Director (FA) | 229 | ||
| DRAWING AND DISBURSING OFFICER (DDO) SECTION | |||||
| 1 | Muhammad Anwar | DDO | 180 | anwarmuhammad487@gmail.com | |
| 2 | Babar Khan Tareen | Assistant Director (Accounts-I) | 266 | – | ad.accounts@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Khalil ur Rehman | Cashier | 298 | ||
| 4 | Sajid Khalil | Cashier | 298 | sajidbhatti28@gmail.com | |
| EXTERNAL AUDIT | |||||
| 1 | Adnan Ahmed | Director (Ext. Audit) | 219 | 051-9246299 | adnanahmedqazi@gmail.com |
| 2 | Abid Mehmood | Deputy Director | 289 | abidaoma6032@gmail.com | |
| 3 | Naeem Abbas Haidery | Assistant Director | 210 | naeemhaidery@gmail.com | |
| 4 | Farrukh Anwar | Senior Auditor | 210 | mirza.farrukhanwar@gmail.com | |
| BOARD COORDINATION | |||||
| 1 | Dr.Asim Ijaz | Director (Board Coord.) (Additional Charge) | 134 | 051-9246311 | dir.boardcoord@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Muhammad Bilal | Assistant Director | 221 | 051-9246311 | ad.boardcoord@bisp.gov.pk |
| MEDIA COMMUNICATION & OUTREACH (MCO) WING | |||||
| 1 | Zulfiqar Ali Shaikh | Director General (MCO) | 479 | 051-9210709 | dg.mco@bisp.gov.pk |
| 2 | Saqib Mumtaz | Director (MCO) | 459 | 051-9210705 | dir.mco@bisp.gov.pk |
| 3 | Saira Zulfiqar | Deputy Director (MCO) | 482 | dd.mco2@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 4 | Mehran Atta | Assistant Director(MCO) | 461 | ad.mco@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 5 | Muhammad Ahsan | Assistant Media | 484 | bispmedia1@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 6 | Ms. Hafsa | Social Media Officer | 498 | Hafsakh002@gmail.com | |
| 7 | Tanveer Hussain | APS to DG (MCO) | 487 | 051-9210709 | |
| POLICY & RESEARCH UNIT (PRU) | |||||
| 1 | Dr. Umer Khalid | Team Lead (PRU) | 707 | umer.khalid@bisp.gov.pk | |
| 2 | Dr. Muhammad Yaseen | RM, M&E Expert | 723 | m.yaseen@bisip.gov.pk | |
Official Website: BISP
The Benazir Income Support Programme: Empowering Lives through Social Welfare
Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) a social welfare initiative in Pakistan aimed at alleviating poverty and empowering vulnerable individuals and families. By providing financial assistance and social support, BISP has made a significant impact on the lives of millions of Pakistanis, promoting social inclusion and sustainable development. Here, we will explore the history, objectives, eligibility criteria, benefits, and future prospects of the program.
1. The Origin and Evolution of the Benazir Income Support Programme
The Benazir Income Support Programme was launched in July 2008 by the Government of Pakistan, inspired by the vision and leadership of the late Benazir Bhutto, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan. The program aimed to address the pressing issue of poverty and bring about positive socio-economic changes in the country. Over the years, BISP has undergone various transformations and improvements to better cater to the needs of the underprivileged.
2. Objectives of the Benazir Income Support Programme
The primary objective of the Benazir Income Support Programme is to reduce poverty and create a more equitable society in Pakistan. The program aims to provide financial assistance to the poorest of the poor, ensuring their access to basic necessities such as food, healthcare, and education. By doing so, BISP seeks to empower individuals and families, enabling them to break the cycle of poverty and lead self-sufficient lives.
3. Eligibility Criteria for BISP
To ensure effective targeting and reach, the Benazir Income Support Programme has defined specific eligibility criteria. The criteria take into account factors such as income level, household composition, and socio-economic indicators. The selection process is carried out through a rigorous means testing exercise, which helps identify the most deserving beneficiaries who require immediate support.
4. Benefits and Support Offered by BISP
Upon successful enrollment, beneficiaries of the Benazir Income Support Programme gain access to an array of benefits and support mechanisms. These include monthly cash transfers, healthcare assistance, vocational training opportunities, and educational support for children. By receiving regular financial aid, families can meet their basic needs, invest in education and skills development, and improve their overall standard of living.
5. Impact of BISP on Poverty Alleviation and Social Development
The Benazir Income Support Programme has made substantial progress in its efforts to combat poverty and uplift marginalized communities. The program has improved access to education for children, enhanced healthcare services, and increased financial inclusion among the target population. By empowering individuals economically, BISP has contributed to the overall well-being of families and communities, fostering social harmony and sustainable development.
6. Challenges and Future Prospects
While the Benazir Income Support Programme has achieved remarkable success, it continues to face challenges in its implementation and expansion. Ensuring effective targeting and preventing leakages in the system remain crucial areas of focus. Additionally, the program could benefit from further collaboration with other government initiatives and non-governmental organizations to create a comprehensive social welfare ecosystem. With strategic planning and continued support, BISP has the potential to reach even more vulnerable individuals and make a lasting impact on poverty reduction in Pakistan.
7. Successful Case Studies: Stories of Transformation
One of the most remarkable aspects of the Benazir Income Support Programme is the numerous success stories that have emerged from its beneficiaries. These stories highlight the transformative impact that the program has had on individuals and families. Let’s take a look at a few inspiring case studies:
- The Khan family, residing in a remote village, was trapped in a cycle of poverty for generations. With the assistance of BISP, they received monthly cash transfers, which enabled them to invest in a small business. Today, they run a successful grocery store, providing employment opportunities to their community and significantly improving their standard of living.
- Sana, a young girl from an underprivileged background, was determined to pursue her education but lacked the financial means to do so. Through BISP’s educational support program, she received scholarships and was able to complete her higher education. Sana is now a university graduate and works as a teacher, inspiring other young minds to dream big.
- Ahmed, a skilled artisan, struggled to market his handmade crafts due to limited resources. With the vocational training provided by BISP, he honed his skills and learned valuable business techniques. Today, Ahmed’s products are in high demand both locally and internationally, and he has established a successful handicrafts enterprise, providing employment to fellow artisans.
These success stories exemplify the life-changing impact of the Benazir Income Support Programme, demonstrating that with the right support and opportunities, individuals can overcome poverty and build a brighter future for themselves and their communities.
8. Collaboration and Sustainability
The success of the Benazir Income Support Programme is not solely attributed to its efforts but also to the collaborative approach taken by the government, civil society organizations, and other stakeholders. By partnering with various entities, BISP has been able to leverage resources, expertise, and knowledge to enhance the effectiveness and sustainability of the program.
Furthermore, the program has integrated innovative technology solutions to streamline processes and ensure transparency. The introduction of biometric verification systems and digital payment mechanisms has reduced the likelihood of fraud and improved the efficiency of fund distribution. These advancements have not only benefited the beneficiaries but have also boosted public trust in the program.
9. The Way Forward
As the Benazir Income Support Programme moves forward, it is essential to build upon its achievements and address the evolving needs of the target population. Some key areas to focus on include:
- Strengthening the targeting mechanisms to ensure that the most vulnerable and marginalized individuals are included in the program.
- Expanding the coverage to reach underserved areas and remote communities that are still in dire need of support.
- Promoting financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills among beneficiaries to enhance their economic independence.
- Collaborating with private sector entities to create employment opportunities and facilitate market access for program participants.
- Conducting regular impact assessments and research to measure the effectiveness and identify areas for improvement.
By prioritizing these aspects, the Benazir Income Support Programme can continue to evolve and make a sustainable impact on poverty alleviation and social development in Pakistan.
10. The Impact on Social Dynamics and Gender Equality
One of the significant outcomes of the Benazir Income Support Programme is its impact on social dynamics and gender equality. The program has made substantial strides in promoting women’s empowerment and challenging traditional gender roles. By providing financial assistance directly to women, BISP has empowered them to have a say in household decision-making, increased their financial independence, and enhanced their social status within their communities.
Moreover, the program recognizes the unique challenges faced by women, particularly in terms of access to education and healthcare. BISP has implemented specific initiatives to address these issues, such as providing scholarships for girls’ education and ensuring access to quality healthcare services. This targeted approach has not only improved the lives of women but has also contributed to the overall development of society by nurturing a generation of educated and empowered women.
11. Overcoming Challenges and Enhancing Efficiency
While the Benazir Income Support Programme has achieved significant success, it is not without its challenges. One of the main challenges is ensuring that the program reaches the most deserving individuals and avoids any instances of fraud or misallocation of resources. To address this, BISP has implemented robust monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, including the use of technology for verification and payment disbursement.
Furthermore, the program continues to work on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of its operations. This includes streamlining administrative processes, strengthening coordination with other government departments, and leveraging data analytics to enhance targeting and program design. By continually adapting and evolving, BISP can overcome these challenges and ensure that its impact is maximized.
12. The Role of Public Awareness and Advocacy
Public awareness and advocacy play a crucial role in the success of the Benazir Income Support Programme. By increasing awareness about the program and its benefits, more eligible individuals can be reached, and the social stigma associated with receiving assistance can be reduced. This requires concerted efforts from the government, civil society organizations, and the media to disseminate accurate information and dispel any misconceptions.
Additionally, advocacy efforts are essential to garner support and resources for the expansion and sustainability of the program. By highlighting the positive impact of BISP and sharing success stories, stakeholders can create a favorable environment for continued investment in social welfare initiatives. This will ensure that the program can reach even more individuals in need and make a lasting difference in their lives.
BISP Benazir Income Support Programme Helpline
The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) Helpline is a valuable resource for individuals seeking information and assistance related to the program. The helpline serves as a point of contact for beneficiaries, potential applicants, and the general public who have queries, concerns, or require guidance regarding BISP.
By calling the BISP Helpline, individuals can access accurate and up-to-date information about the program’s eligibility criteria, application process, benefits, and other related inquiries. The helpline is staffed by knowledgeable representatives who are trained to address various concerns and provide assistance in a helpful and courteous manner.
The BISP Helpline not only serves as a means to obtain information but also as a platform to report any issues or grievances related to the program. Individuals can voice their concerns, seek resolution for problems encountered, or provide feedback to help improve the overall functioning of BISP.
The helpline operates during designated working hours, and callers can expect prompt and reliable support from the dedicated helpline team. The contact details for the BISP Helpline, including the phone number and operating hours, are widely publicized to ensure accessibility to those in need of assistance.
In conclusion, the BISP Helpline plays a vital role in providing support and information to individuals associated with the Benazir Income Support Programme. It serves as a reliable resource for beneficiaries and applicants, helping them navigate the program and address any queries or concerns they may have. Through effective communication and assistance, the helpline contributes to the success and effectiveness of BISP in reaching its goals of poverty alleviation and social empowerment.
Conclusion
The Benazir Income Support Programme is a remarkable example of a comprehensive social welfare initiative that has transformed the lives of millions of Pakistanis. By providing financial assistance, education support, healthcare services, and vocational training, BISP has empowered individuals and families to break free from the cycle of poverty and build a better future. The program’s focus on targeting the most vulnerable, its collaborative approach, and its commitment to sustainability have been instrumental in its success.
Moving forward, it is essential to continue investing in social welfare programs like BISP to ensure a more equitable and inclusive society. By addressing the challenges, enhancing efficiency, and promoting public awareness, we can further strengthen the impact of such initiatives and create an environment where all individuals have equal opportunities to thrive and contribute to the nation’s progress. The Benazir Income Support Programme stands as a beacon of hope and a catalyst for positive change, reminding us of the transformative power of social welfare in shaping a better future for all.
