Link to Apply for Household Uplifting Programme 2024
Link to Apply for Household Uplifting Programme 2024; The Household Uplifting Programme is one of the National Social Investment Programmes (N-SIP) of the present administration under the FMHDSD, the Household Uplifting Programme provides support for poor and vulnerable citizens through targeted cash transfers, capacity building, and coaching and mentoring and livelihood support.
Up to 100,00 Nigerians from each of the 36 states and Abuja will be given cash of 10,000 each for uplifting their household expenses
The below steps are the processes followed for enrolment in every state for the HUP-CCT:
STEP 1: Community mobilization and stakeholder sensitization:
This stage begins with requisite capacity building for State and Local Government Staff aimed at engaging and sensitizing the community leadership and members.
During the community mobilization, the community leaders are engaged with and sensitized on the aims and objectives of the HUP-CCT programme. The benefits and expected outcomes are detailed to the leaders. Engaging the community leaders with the information is aimed at getting their acceptance of the program and support for the implementation process by ensuring the buy-in of the community stakeholders.
This activity highlights poverty reduction through human capital development by promoting sustainable livelihoods and building resilience of benefitting households and communities to withstand economic shocks and risks.
Based on eligibility, the beneficiary list as mine from the NSR is disclosed at a location designated by community members for unhindered access for confirmation by the community members who had earlier identified the poor and vulnerable households in the community through a Community Based Targeting (CBT) process for planning purposes.
See Conditional Cash Transfer (RRR) Grant 2024: CBN Disbursement Update
STEP 2: Beneficiary orientation :
This activity is aimed at giving the beneficiaries basic orientation about the programme which includes background, aims and objectives, their roles and responsibilities and information on Grievance Redress Mechanism as a tool for seeking redress on any dissatisfaction on the programme.
Caregiver and alternate: The primary caregiver (preferably a woman) is responsible for receiving the benefit (cash and trainings) on behalf of the households. This function is expected to be performed by the alternate caregiver when the caregiver is not available.