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A beneficiary led family-based welfare management platform
Gaming Industry

The Challenge

India apportions approximately 34% of its expenditure on benefit and welfare schemes every year. However, the intricacies of managing such a large welfare delivery ecosystem have led to various inefficiencies in the system including benefit leakages, lack of standardization, skewness in fund utilization, low beneficiary awareness etc. Most of these inefficiencies exist since each line department manage the delivery of their respective schemes independently with little or no inter-departmental communication.

One of the key solutions to plug these gaps is to formulate a common database of potential beneficiaries which shall act as a single source of truth for scheme delivery systems. Further, since family is the economic unit of the society, eligibility of most of the welfare schemes in the country is designed around family-based parameters like family income, landholding, caste etc. Hence, to improve the welfare delivery landscape in the States, a family-based repository of beneficiaries in the need of the hour.

The Solution Ecosystem

State Governments across India

The solution is targeted towards State Governments across the country to help them enhance the efficiency of the welfare delivery ecosystem within their respective State.

Families

Central to the platform, families can create profiles, manage relationships, and access tailored welfare schemes, ensuring everyone’s needs are met.

Policy Makers

Individuals who design and implement welfare schemes, utilizing insights from the platform to make informed decisions and improve public services.

Technology Developers

Teams responsible for building and maintaining the platform, ensuring user-friendly interfaces and secure data management for families and government stakeholders.

The Impact

 

Building a personalized interface between the Government & Citizens

 

Enables data backed policy/scheme formulation for Governments

 

Helps tracing entitlements for a family, thus enabling scheme saturation