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BENAZIR NATIONAL SOCIO-ECONOMIC REGISTRY (NSER)
NSER Survey (Dynamic Registry)
A. Introduction
BISP established the National Socio-Economic Registry (NSER) in 2011. NSER is a data repository containing information on the socio-economic status of all the households (HHs) that participated in the data collection exercise. Data of 27 million HHs was collected in 2010 for the first time by visiting the doorstep of each and every household in the country. NSER served as a platform for all social protection programmes in the public and private sectors to improve the overall targeting efficiency during the implementation. BISP and other social protection programs have used this data set for the last ten years.
In 2016, BISP decided to update the NSER 2011 survey design and questionnaire, eventually leading to an updated registry database to improve the targeting efficiency of BISP and other programs using the registry. The objective of the NSER update was to recertify the existing beneficiaries, include new beneficiaries in the program, and serve as a platform for other social protection programs. Significant data collection in the field was carried out between 2019-2021. BISP has now completed the update of NSER through which a data of 35 million HHs has been collected. All deserving HHs falling under the determined eligibility threshold are now participating in the program to receive the benefits.
Today, BISP has the largest socio-economic database of all the HHS in Pakistan, which is the output of the scientifically designed Computer Assisted Personal Interview (CAPI) based NSER survey. Besides BISP's own targeted unconditional and conditional cash transfer program components, which make use of the registry data, it is also being used for planning various poverty alleviation and social protection policies and programs. The updated data is being shared under data sharing protocols with various international and national organizations for research, program design, and implementation purposes.
After static registry update, NSER is now transitioning to a dynamic registry platform that allows relatively frequent updates in the existing data and on-demand open and continuous access for a new registration to the masses. NSER, through a Multi-Entry Localized-Access (MELA) framework, implements the dynamic registry through the nationwide presence of registration centers at tehsil levels, having secured verification and validation access to the national citizen registry maintained by NADRA. The registry has mechanisms to work as a shock-responsive registry, which allows for capturing changes in the socio-economic conditions of the calamity-affected areas.
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