CDA and PITB Collaborate to Digitize Official Records, Enhancing Transparency and Efficiency
CDA Introduces Smart Applications for Enhanced Citizen Services and Empowerment.
Islamabad: In a landmark move towards modernizing administrative processes, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) and the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB) have joined forces to digitize all official operations of the authority. The agreement, signed on Friday, heralds the implementation of a cutting-edge property management system designed to digitize citizen property records.
This initiative includes the establishment of an e-office as part of the collaboration between the Capital Development Authority and PITB. An official from CDA emphasized that the primary goal of this digitization effort is to ensure transparency in property-related information, eliminating issues such as record tampering, misplacement, or unauthorized access.
The modernization of land and property records through digitization will provide a secure and efficient means of record-keeping. Moreover, it seeks to empower the Capital Development Authority by adopting modern tools and technologies, thereby advancing the concept of ‘smart governance.’
By leveraging the latest tools, CDA aims to enhance its decision-making processes and facilitate citizens and applicants with expedited services for allotments, transfers, and other procedures. The official highlighted that the project’s focal point is the introduction of “smart applications” to promote e-empowerment among Islamabad’s citizens.
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Through a unified system, citizens will have access to their property and land records with a simple click, using their unique identification and password. This collaborative effort between CDA and PITB signifies a significant step towards enhancing transparency, efficiency, and citizen-centric services in the administrative processes of the capital city.
