Sat. Jun 21st, 2025
Government Unveils Rs 716 Billion Boost for BISP in Budget 2025-26 to Support 1 Crore Deserving Families

Government Unveils Rs 716 Billion Boost for BISP in Budget 2025-26

There is great news for the families eligible for the Benazir Kafalat Program. A huge amount of Rs 716 billion has been proposed for BISP in the budget 2025-26, which is 21% more than last year. This amount will not only help in extending the Kafalat program to 10 million families but will also greatly expand the educational scholarships and nutrition programs for children.

Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb said in his address that last year, 9.9 million families were given unconditional cash assistance, while 11.6 million children were provided with educational scholarships. Along with this, 1.5 million mothers and their 1.6 million children were given nutrition and financial assistance under the Nashik program, which is an important step for the health and development of children. This number will be further increased this year so that more people can benefit.

Government Unveils Rs 716 Billion Boost for BISP in Budget 2025-26 to Support 1 Crore Deserving Families

The most commendable thing is that BISP has not limited itself to providing assistance, but has also provided financial training to more than 250,000 beneficiaries to make women financially independent. This has not only trained women to manage their own money but has also made them part of the financial system. If you also want to benefit from this program, then contact 8171 immediately and keep your information updated, because now is the chance to achieve something big.

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Rs. 716 Billion for BISP – What Does It Mean for Poor Families?

Finance Minister Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, during the budget speech, announced that the government is committed to expanding the coverage of BISP. This year’s allocation of Rs. 716 billion reflects that commitment. The Kafalat Program is now set to reach 10 million households, while the Education Stipend Program (Taleemi Wazaif) will support nearly 12 million school-going children.

The increase in funds means more families will have uninterrupted access to quarterly cash payments, helping them meet their basic needs. It also opens new doors for children who could not attend school due to financial constraints.

Unconditional Support, Scholarships, and Better Nutrition for Mothers and Children

Last year, BISP provided unconditional cash support to 9.9 million families through an allocation of Rs. 592 billion. In addition, 11.6 million children received scholarships through the Taleemi Wazaif program. Now, with a higher budget, these numbers are expected to rise significantly.

One of the most heartening initiatives is the Nashonuma Program, which reached 1.5 million mothers and 1.6 million children, offering both cash support and nutritious food supplements. The aim is to ensure better maternal and child health and reduce stunting in children during their early years.

Financial Literacy and Women Empowerment Through BISP

To empower low-income women and promote financial inclusion, the BISP has also provided financial literacy training to 250,000 beneficiaries. This step ensures that women can manage their finances better, use banking services, and take informed financial decisions.

With more women becoming part of the financial system, this program is not just providing aid, but also creating a pathway toward economic empowerment and independence for many families.

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Why This Budget Matters More Than Ever

Pakistan is going through tough economic times. Rising inflation, unemployment, and poverty have affected millions. For these people, BISP is a lifeline. This year’s budget not only strengthens the social safety net but also reflects the government’s intent to build a more inclusive and just society.

By focusing on education, health, and empowerment, BISP continues to be South Asia’s most effective social protection system, as proudly stated by BISP Chairperson Senator Rubina Khalid.

Conclusion

The new BISP budget of Rs. 716 billion for 2025–26 is more than just numbers. It represents real change for millions of families across Pakistan. With expanded coverage, better educational support, improved nutrition, and financial empowerment, this program continues to offer hope to those who need it the most.

If you or someone you know qualifies for BISP, this is the time to ensure your information is updated, and stay connected through 8171. With new funds being allocated, the opportunities for support have increased, and the future looks brighter for those struggling the most.

Read this: BISP Re-Survey Eligibility June 2025 Complete Guide

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