Peshawar: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister (CM) Mahmood Khan on Monday (October 18) ordered the establishment of citizen facilitation centres (CFCs) in the province, news sources reported. In the first phase model, CFCs will be established at the provincial capital and headquarters level in three and six months respectively.
Furthermore, CM Mahmood ordered the establishment of an E-summary system to help the government function more efficiently and in a paperless manner. According to the specifications, the E-governance system would be implemented in three phases, with the first phase beginning in June 2022 and the last phase concluding in 2023. The government will use the updated system to deliver e-services for the 38-40 departments, such as the issuing of domicile certificates, identity cards, birth certificates, Form-B, arms licence, driving licence, and land registration and mutation.
Similarly, 5,000 personnel will be trained to ensure the smooth operation of the e-system, and the effort will be overseen by a committee chaired by additional chief secretary KP. Furthermore, the meeting was informed that the cadastral mapping of the provincial state and forest land is nearing completion, which would aid in the prevention of land encroachment.
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