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Digitising Social Protection in contexts of fragility and conflict...
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AI in social protection – now and tomorrow
The Social Protection Pakistan website is a centralized digital resource developed to strengthen social protection systems in Pakistan by improving access to information, enabling collaboration, and supporting informed decision-making. It brings together a wide range of stakeholders working across social protection, financial inclusion, and climate resilience. The website serves as a gateway to Pakistan’s social protection landscape, providing structured and user-friendly access to policies, programmes, research, and practical resources.
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Portal displaying household demographics and statistics for BISP beneficiaries.
View SummaryOver 1.3 million pregnant and lactating needy women will benefit.
View DetailsA transformative Framework designed to address critical social challenges.
View DetailsKey areas of intervention and support
Rapid response mechanisms for natural disasters and emergencies
Building adaptive capacity to climate change impacts
Promoting gender-inclusive social protection systems
Ensuring accessible social protection for persons with disabilities
Safeguarding children through comprehensive protection measures
Leveraging technology for efficient service delivery
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Pakistan and the World Food Programme affirmed their commitment to strengthening collaboration on child nutrition, formal learning and social protection during a high-level meeting here on Friday.
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The Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) and the Government of Sindh have agreed to strengthen institutional coordination to improve transparency, efficiency, and targeting in social protection delivery across the province.
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Pakistan’s National Policy Guidelines on Vulnerable Groups in Disasters (2025, published 2026) provide a comprehensive framework to ensure that disaster risk management systems are inclusive, shock-responsive, and sensitive to the needs of vulnerable populations. The policy emphasizes anticipatory action, integration of social protection with disaster management, and targeted support for marginalized groups.
20 Apr, 2026
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Khyber Pakhtunkhwa stands on the frontline of the climate crisis.
DocumentaryAcross Pakistan, a quiet revolution is taking place in schools, homes, and community mills.
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