Thiruvananthapuram: Unified Registry that will integrate all the beneficiaries of all government welfare programs will be established by the government where the Cabinet gave permission on Wednesday.
The centralized general platform will recognize and choose all recipients of the welfare scheme.
The cabinet gave permission to RS 34.32 Crore for the first phase of the project which included software, hardware and human resources.
Rebuild Kerala Initiative (RKI) will provide administrative sanctions for the project.
There are more than 400 government welfare schemes in the state and they follow various methods to choose beneficiaries.
This results in problems such as duplication and repetition of recipients due to lack of integration.
Unified Registry will treat families as a basic unit while preparing for the beneficiary database of various schemes.
There will also be facilities to add the names of beneficiaries that are not included in any scheme.
After integrating, each individual and family will be given an identification number.
The registry will only include details needed for various schemes.
More plus one seat: This cabinet gives 20% sanction plus one seat for all subjects in Palakkad, Kozhikode, Malappuram, Wayanad, Kannur and Kasaragod.
Orders were canceled: Cabinet decided to cancel the order issued by the previous UDF government that updated 78 cents to YMCA in Vanchiyor village for 30 years.
The cabinet also decided to demand YMCA to clean up leasing contributions in one installment.
Appointment: The cabinet appoints former MP Nala as the Navakerlam program coordinator for a period of three years.