KP Launches e-Fard Portal For Easy Access to Land Services

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) Chief Minister (CM) Muhammad Sohail Afridi introduced the e-Fard Portal and Digital Public Feedback System as part of the provincial government's efforts to digitize land record services.

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• Under the e-Fard Portal, individuals will no longer need to produce repeated visits to revenue offices to obtain a Fard.
• The chief minister was additionally briefed on the Digital Public Feedback System.
• Authorities briefed the chief minister that only users verified biometrically through NADRA will be able to download an e-Fard.

According to an official statement, the new system is aimed at making land-related services more accessible, transparent and efficient for citizens. Govt Ends 60% Permanent Vacant Jobs.

Under the e-Fard Portal, individuals will no longer need to produce repeated visits to revenue offices to obtain a Fard. The service will be available through NADRA e-Sahulat Centers, the official self-service website and the Dastak App.

Authorities briefed the chief minister that only users verified biometrically through NADRA will be able to download an e-Fard. The prescribed fee can be paid electronically into the administration treasury through 1LINK and Easypaisa.

Once payment is completed, the Fard will remain available in the citizen's account and can be downloaded whenever required. Each document will additionally include a QR code that can be employed to verify it online against the central land record.

CM Afridi remarked the digitization of land records was notable for modernizing public service delivery and improving the speed and convenience of revenue services.

In practice, the chief minister was additionally briefed on the Digital Public Feedback System. It will collect feedback from citizens who have employed revenue services.

Under the system, selected citizens will receive randomized telephone calls regarding their service experience. While satisfaction levels will be divided into four categories, their responses will be recorded in audio form. Sindh Provides Education to Almost 100, 000 Out-of-School Children.

Complaints from dissatisfied citizens will automatically appear on the dashboard of the relevant deputy commissioner, allowing authorities to identify delays, service gaps and other performance problems.

Citizen feedback will additionally be employed to monitor district-level performance and satisfaction. The feedback indicators will form part of the performance assessment framework reviewed during the monthly meetings of deputy commissioners.

While weaker-performing districts will be required to explain shortcomings and take corrective measures, districts showing solid performance will be recognized and encouraged.

CM Afridi remarked the digital reforms would assist reduce land-related complaints while strengthening transparency, accountability and public trust in the land record system. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

Taken together, the developments around KP Launches e-Fard Portal For Easy Access to Land Services point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.