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JUNE 2015

KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWAPLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

"TO ENSURE THAT THE RIGHTS OF THE CITIZENS ARE RESPECTED AND THAT THEY RECEIVE WHAT IS RIGHTFULLY THEIR DUE”

To operationalize the Strategic Development Partnership Framework (SDPF )and to realign government policies/priorities by consolidating the earlier strategies (Comprehensive Development Strategy, Economic Growth Strategy, and Post Crises Needs Assessment); the Government formulated Integrated Development Strategy (IDS). The IDS comprehensively aticulates the strategic objectives of the Government.

Social Services

Bringing statecloser to citizen

Rule of law

Gender equity

Transparency &Accountability

EconomicGrowth

INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY (IDS)

IDS Thematic AreasFeatures of the Strategies

�Reforms in all sectors and improved Service Delivery�Move towards a "Medium Term Development Framework”

for better management and application of resources�Increase investment in Education and Health�Targeted Private Sector Led investment in the Productive

Sectors to promote efficiency and competitiveness

To operationalize the Strategic Development Partnership Framework (SDPF )and to realign government policies/priorities by consolidating the earlier strategies (Comprehensive Development Strategy, Economic Growth Strategy, and Post Crises Needs Assessment); the Government formulated Integrated Development Strategy (IDS). The IDS comprehensively aticulates the strategic objectives of the Government.

Social Services

Bringing statecloser to citizen

Rule of law

Gender equity

Transparency &Accountability

EconomicGrowth

INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY (IDS)

IDS Thematic AreasFeatures of the Strategies

�Reforms in all sectors and improved Service Delivery�Move towards a "Medium Term Development Framework”

for better management and application of resources�Increase investment in Education and Health�Targeted Private Sector Led investment in the Productive

Sectors to promote efficiency and competitiveness

Strategic Development Partnership Framework (SDPF)

Methodology

Working through Sectoral CoordinationCommittees

Periodic High Level Dialoguesparticipated by Chief Minister and Heads

of Development Agencies

Operationalization through integratedDevelopment Strategy 2014-18

Reforms Working Groups

Linked with MTBF and OBB

The Strategic Development Partnership Framework was developed in October 2013 through a strategic ongoing dialogue process between the Government and development partners by agreeing on the framework and priorities areas. SDPF fosters the adoption of processes where the development partners funding is channeled to align with Government reform agenda while ensuring no duplication occurs between funding by various development partners.

Economic Growth Strategy

Cost of doing business Transport Governance

INVESTMENT CLIMATE

Remittances

agglomeration

Regional Trade

Increased Federal

transfers

Growthdrivers

Priority Sectors

SustainableGrowth

Health Education Skills development

INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Manufacturing &

construction

Agriculture &

livestock

Tourism

Mining

Energy

Principles

Private Sector-led

growth

Focus on Job.

creating sectors

Encourage private

investment

Strategic

Initiatives by

Public Sector

In order to realize economic growth potential of KP, provincial government embarked upon devising a roadmap for this purpose in 2014. International Growth Centre was tasked with the responsibility of developing this document through a team of reputable sector experts with internationally acclaimed credentials.

The Provincial Government then carried out an extensive consultation process to finalize the framework for the Growth Strategy. The medium term strategy to be implemented from June, 2015 targets growth rate of 7.5% of the Provincial GDP.

Strategic Development Partnership Framework (SDPF)

Methodology

Working through Sectoral CoordinationCommittees

Periodic High Level Dialoguesparticipated by Chief Minister and Heads

of Development Agencies

Operationalization through integratedDevelopment Strategy 2014-18

Reforms Working Groups

Linked with MTBF and OBB

The Strategic Development Partnership Framework was developed in October 2013 through a strategic ongoing dialogue process between the Government and development partners by agreeing on the framework and priorities areas. SDPF fosters the adoption of processes where the development partners funding is channeled to align with Government reform agenda while ensuring no duplication occurs between funding by various development partners.

Economic Growth Strategy

Cost of doing business Transport Governance

INVESTMENT CLIMATE

Remittances

agglomeration

Regional Trade

Increased Federal

transfers

Growthdrivers

Priority Sectors

SustainableGrowth

Health Education Skills development

INCLUSIVE GROWTH

Manufacturing &

construction

Agriculture &

livestock

Tourism

Mining

Energy

Principles

Private Sector-led

growth

Focus on Job.

creating sectors

Encourage private

investment

Strategic

Initiatives by

Public Sector

In order to realize economic growth potential of KP, provincial government embarked upon devising a roadmap for this purpose in 2014. International Growth Centre was tasked with the responsibility of developing this document through a team of reputable sector experts with internationally acclaimed credentials.

The Provincial Government then carried out an extensive consultation process to finalize the framework for the Growth Strategy. The medium term strategy to be implemented from June, 2015 targets growth rate of 7.5% of the Provincial GDP.

PRO-POOR INITIATIVE

SASTA AATA & GHEE KHASOSI PACKAGE

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Pro-Poor Initiative

Sasta Aata & ghee Khasosi Package

KP Government has introduced an initiative to facilitate the underprivileged segments of the society.

Achievements

7, 43,201 families benefitted.

Beneficiaries selected on merit through Benazir Income Support Score Card

Disbursements of Rs. 2.5 billion for the following subsidies:

Flour: Rs. 10/- per Kg @ : Rs. 400/- for 40 Kg

Ghee: Rs. 40/- per Kg @: Rs. 200/- for 05 Kg

Catering to needs of beneficiaries at 1085 Utility Stores outlets around KP

PRO-POOR INITIATIVE

Pro-Poor Initiative

Sasta Aata & ghee Khasosi Package

KP Government has introduced an initiative to facilitate the underprivileged segments of the society.

Achievements

7, 43,201 families benefitted.

Beneficiaries selected on merit through Benazir Income Support Score Card

Disbursements of Rs. 2.5 billion for the following subsidies:

Flour: Rs. 10/- per Kg @ : Rs. 400/- for 40 Kg

Ghee: Rs. 40/- per Kg @: Rs. 200/- for 05 Kg

Catering to needs of beneficiaries at 1085 Utility Stores outlets around KP

PRO-POOR INITIATIVE

MNCH covers 50% populationincluding provision of cash grants to33526 poor beneficiaries.

Free treatment provided to morethan 6000 cancer, 364,421 TB,385000 malaria, and 667370diabetic patients, cancer patients4700, hapititis 5138, overall109227 beneficiaries

IMU and HealthInsurance beinglaunchedProvincial Population Policydrafted

10,000 treated forHepatitis C30,000 patients provi-ded dialysis treatment

IMPROVED SERVICE DELIVERY — HEALTH

70% of all investment in girls

education

Additional stipends for 90,137

girls in 7 low net enrolment

district

Teacher Training outsourced,

Training of 23,000 teachers

underway

28,500 schools being

monitored on regular basis

IMPROVED SERVICE DELIVERY — EDUCATION

MNCH covers 50% populationincluding provision of cash grants to33526 poor beneficiaries.

Free treatment provided to morethan 6000 cancer, 364,421 TB,385000 malaria, and 667370diabetic patients, cancer patients4700, hapititis 5138, overall109227 beneficiaries

IMU and HealthInsurance beinglaunchedProvincial Population Policydrafted

10,000 treated forHepatitis C30,000 patients provi-ded dialysis treatment

IMPROVED SERVICE DELIVERY — HEALTH

70% of all investment in girls

education

Additional stipends for 90,137

girls in 7 low net enrolment

district

Teacher Training outsourced,

Training of 23,000 teachers

underway

28,500 schools being

monitored on regular basis

Independent Monitoring Unit Progress

ð1600 closed schools reopened

ðRatio of Teacher Absenteeism reduced from 23% to 16%

ðRatio of Student Absenteeism reduced from 48% to 21%

Endowment Fund

ðBeneficiaries are Bachelor of Science (BS) students of public Sector colleges

ðRs .1500/per month paid to every student as stipend based on merit

Allocation forconstruction of760 non-strategyschools damagedin 2005earthquake

Pilot Voucherscheme in low costprivate schools

Development of FreshEducation Sector Plan

Independent Monitoring Unit Progress

ð1600 closed schools reopened

ðRatio of Teacher Absenteeism reduced from 23% to 16%

ðRatio of Student Absenteeism reduced from 48% to 21%

Endowment Fund

ðBeneficiaries are Bachelor of Science (BS) students of public Sector colleges

ðRs .1500/per month paid to every student as stipend based on merit

Allocation forconstruction of760 non-strategyschools damagedin 2005earthquake

Pilot Voucherscheme in low costprivate schools

Development of FreshEducation Sector Plan

Accessing Public Services

Receiving the Public Service

in a timely and transparent

manner in FIR, Fard, Domicile,

Death / Birth and Building

Plan Services.

Demanding performance of

duties and functions by the

d e s i g n a t e d o f f i c e r i n

a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e

provision of this Act, holding

the concerned designated

officer accountable for any

deficiency in the public

service.

RIGHT TO SERVICE ACT 2014

SECURITY AND GOVERNANCE

Police Regional Training

institute established at

Counter Terrorism

Department established

Enabled legal

framework for LG

LG election held

with greater

decentralization

than ever before

Citizen feedback

mechanism

established

RTI - 1251 requests

received, 1198

requests disposed

Local Governance School established

Local Council Resource Centres approved

KP-PPRA established

Established Women Counters in 70 PS

304 Online FIRs registered

School of Investigation and

Intelligence established

1241 interns benefited from de-

radicalization initiative in Swat

RTS - 107,921 requests

received and entertained

for 5 services

Ehtisaab Commission

established

Accessing Public Services

Receiving the Public Service

in a timely and transparent

manner in FIR, Fard, Domicile,

Death / Birth and Building

Plan Services.

Demanding performance of

duties and functions by the

d e s i g n a t e d o f f i c e r i n

a c c o r d a n c e w i t h t h e

provision of this Act, holding

the concerned designated

officer accountable for any

deficiency in the public

service.

RIGHT TO SERVICE ACT 2014

SECURITY AND GOVERNANCE

Police Regional Training

institute established at

Counter Terrorism

Department established

Enabled legal

framework for LG

LG election held

with greater

decentralization

than ever before

Citizen feedback

mechanism

established

RTI - 1251 requests

received, 1198

requests disposed

Local Governance School established

Local Council Resource Centres approved

KP-PPRA established

Established Women Counters in 70 PS

304 Online FIRs registered

School of Investigation and

Intelligence established

1241 interns benefited from de-

radicalization initiative in Swat

RTS - 107,921 requests

received and entertained

for 5 services

Ehtisaab Commission

established

RIGHT TO PUBLIC SERVICES

(Data from Oct, 2014 to March 2015)

Total ApplicationsDisposed off within stipu-lated period

Application delayed

FIR Service

221 200 (90.50%) 21 (9.50%)

26172 (81.37%) 5993 (18.63%)

34351 (84.42%) 6342 (15.58%)

1597 (96.32%) 61 (3.68%)

9113 (97.81%) 204 (2.19%)

Fard Service

Domicile Service

Death/Birth Service

Building Plan

Right to Information ACT 2013

The Right to Information Law is one of the pillars of charter of good governance aiming at improved governance; ensuring accountability and transparency in public sector organizations.

Salient features of RTI:

The Law enables citizens to have access to information in all public matters.

“Public bodies” under the Law cover all public sector institutions of the province including subordinate Judiciary and the Provincial Assembly.

The Law provides for a sound enforcement mechanism in the form of an independent “Information Commission” in a timely and transparent way.

Web based e-Publication and maintenance of official records/information by all public bodies is mandatory.

stComplaints data data upto 31 March 2015:-

Total complaints received = 1251

Complaints disposed-off = 1198

Complaints in process = 53

RIGHT TO PUBLIC SERVICES

(Data from Oct, 2014 to March 2015)

Total ApplicationsDisposed off within stipu-lated period

Application delayed

FIR Service

221 200 (90.50%) 21 (9.50%)

26172 (81.37%) 5993 (18.63%)

34351 (84.42%) 6342 (15.58%)

1597 (96.32%) 61 (3.68%)

9113 (97.81%) 204 (2.19%)

Fard Service

Domicile Service

Death/Birth Service

Building Plan

Right to Information ACT 2013

The Right to Information Law is one of the pillars of charter of good governance aiming at improved governance; ensuring accountability and transparency in public sector organizations.

Salient features of RTI:

The Law enables citizens to have access to information in all public matters.

“Public bodies” under the Law cover all public sector institutions of the province including subordinate Judiciary and the Provincial Assembly.

The Law provides for a sound enforcement mechanism in the form of an independent “Information Commission” in a timely and transparent way.

Web based e-Publication and maintenance of official records/information by all public bodies is mandatory.

stComplaints data data upto 31 March 2015:-

Total complaints received = 1251

Complaints disposed-off = 1198

Complaints in process = 53

Ehtesab Commission Ehtesab Commission

Independent and autonomous Ehtesab Commission establishedEffective oversight mechanismSpecial courts proceedingsPublic declaration of assets by the officials of Ehtesab Commission

Total Number of Complaints Received

Under verification Process

Under Correspondence with different Departments

Return to inquiry

Under investigation

Pending verification

Closed further proceeding

INF(P)990

EHTESAB COMMISSION - KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, FIRST SEARCH & SCRUTINY COMMITTEEJUSTICE TALAT QAYUM ROAD, HAKIMABAD WARSAK ROAD, PESHAWAR.

Ehtesab Commission Ehtesab Commission

Independent and autonomous Ehtesab Commission establishedEffective oversight mechanismSpecial courts proceedingsPublic declaration of assets by the officials of Ehtesab Commission

Total Number of Complaints Received

Under verification Process

Under Correspondence with different Departments

Return to inquiry

Under investigation

Pending verification

Closed further proceeding

INF(P)990

EHTESAB COMMISSION - KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, FIRST SEARCH & SCRUTINY COMMITTEEJUSTICE TALAT QAYUM ROAD, HAKIMABAD WARSAK ROAD, PESHAWAR.

Skill Development Programm Safe City Peshawar

Seats are allocated to each district on the basis of Provincial Finance Commission. Award with 30% quota reserved for females and selection criteria is SCC marks

The initiative covers the expenses of 500 trainees for 06 months to 01 year vocational residential training programs

Rs .3000/ as monthly stipend is paid to selected trainees

Rs .13,000 covering fees, boarding/lodging charges

Vocational Training Centers

�Command Centres

�Video surveillance system

�Framework for vehicle database

�Integration with NADRA

�Networking infrastructure

Skill Development Programm Safe City Peshawar

Seats are allocated to each district on the basis of Provincial Finance Commission. Award with 30% quota reserved for females and selection criteria is SCC marks

The initiative covers the expenses of 500 trainees for 06 months to 01 year vocational residential training programs

Rs .3000/ as monthly stipend is paid to selected trainees

Rs .13,000 covering fees, boarding/lodging charges

Vocational Training Centers

�Command Centres

�Video surveillance system

�Framework for vehicle database

�Integration with NADRA

�Networking infrastructure

Website: http://pndkp.gov.pkFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/pandDKPK

Email Address: [email protected]

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