The Islamabad administration has introduced a new digital initiative to modernize population data collection. Officials announced that Islamabad Launches Self-Enumerator App as Door-to-Door Survey Covers 25,000 Families to make household surveys faster and more accurate. The app allows residents to submit their family information digitally, reducing the need for manual visits.
According to authorities, the app is part of a broader effort to improve data management in the capital. Residents can download the app on smartphones and enter details such as household members, education, and employment status. Officials emphasized that the platform is secure and user-friendly.
The door-to-door survey has already reached over 25,000 families across Islamabad. Enumerators are assisting residents who face difficulties using the app. Officials stated that combining traditional surveys with the digital platform will ensure comprehensive coverage and minimize errors.
A spokesperson said the initiative will help government agencies plan better services, including healthcare, education, and infrastructure. Officials explained that accurate population data is critical for effective policymaking and resource allocation.
Authorities also highlighted that Islamabad Launches Self-Enumerator App as Door-to-Door Survey Covers 25,000 Families as a pilot project. They aim to expand it citywide in the coming months. Training sessions have been organized for enumerators to guide households on how to use the app correctly.
Experts said the app will speed up data processing and reduce paper-based reporting delays. They noted that digital surveys are increasingly becoming a global trend to improve efficiency in census operations.
The government urged residents to cooperate and ensure their information is updated. Officials stressed that participation is voluntary but highly encouraged for accurate results.
With Islamabad Launches Self-Enumerator App as Door-to-Door Survey Covers 25,000 Families, the city moves closer to adopting smart solutions for population management. Authorities plan to analyze the collected data for policy decisions and future urban planning.
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