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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the National Social Registry (NSR) of Poor and Vulnerable Households (PVHHs) in Nigeria

Courtesy of CSDP Presidential Task Force on COVID 19 Sensitization and Advocacy Sub Committee

Q: How was the NSR developed?

A: The NSR was developed in partnership with various State Governments

Q: What do the NSR provide?

A: NSR provides access for the poor in the Register to any Social Intervention or Welfare package by Government, Philanthropy and or Businesses.

Q: Is NSR only funded by the Government?

A: NSR is available for Private individual or Organisation who want to access the poor in a transparent manner

Q: What is NSR Projection with the Register

A: The conditional Cash Transfer is paying 1 million Poor and Vulnerable Households at the moment

Q: Are we likely to see more payments?

A: Yes. The Govt plans to rapidly increase this number to 2 million in the next payment round in May, 2020.

Q: Is Money the only assistance given by NSR from the Register?

A: The Government is using the Register to also provide Food Rations to those who are not on the Cash Transfer but have children of school age

Q: What about the Poor in the Urban Areas?

A: The Govt is expanding this register to include the urban poor. The numbers in the register will target 4 million households by June, 2020.

Q: Is every Nigerian a Beneficiary:

A: The conditional Cash Transfer by the Federal Govdrnment is for the Poor and Vulnerable Households that are already captured in the Register, is is not for every Nigerian.

Q: When will the Program begin?

A: The Cash Transfer has begun, it was flagged off in Kwali Area Council of FCT on the 1st April, 2020 by the Honorable Minister of Humanitarian Affair Disaster Management & Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq

Courtesy of:

Honorable Minister of Humanitarian Affair Disaster Management & Social Development,

Advocacy and Sensitization Committee on COVID 19

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13 August 2018 00:00

Tester 2 Location // Events Location - Chida Hotel Utako, Abuja

WEB PORTAL DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP

The webportal of the project - https://www.csdpnigeria.org was developed in the year 2012 and it has since then not been updated to work optimally with recent technological improvements to the browser technologies currently in the market. It was against that backdrop that the management of the CSDP contracted the upgrade to the company responsible for its development.

Note: Activeserve limited, the original developer has since completed the needed upgrade and it is now working as optimally as expected.

CSDP (https://experts.ng) is a partner project of the worldbank and she is committed to ensuring that Nigeria is rid of poverty through as many initiatives as possible.

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05 September 2018

SAMPLE FPSU NEWSLETTER

The Community and Social Development Project (CSDP) is a joint Federal Government, State and World Bank Project, it is a scaled up project of the pilot Community - Based Poverty Reduction Project (CPRP) and Local Empowerment and Environmental Management Project (LEEMP). In Yobe State CPRP was piloted from year 2001 to 2008 during which 838 micro projects worth ₦1.7 Billion were executed, covering sectors like water and sanitation, education, health e.t.c. These projects were at closure in March 2009 benefitting about 1.4 Million people across the State.

Following the success of CPRP and LEEMP in delivering social services to the poor people, CSDP came up as a scaled up project. CSDP is therefore an intervention built on the CPRP and LEEMP successes and structures to effectively target socio – economic and natural resources infrastructure services at the community level as well as improved Local Government Council responsibility to service delivery.

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