AP CM Naidu to launch P4 initiative to achieve zero-poverty on March 30

Andhra Pradesh authorities shall be making a platform below the Public-Non-public-Folks Partnership (P4) initiative to allow the rich to help the underprivileged.

The ‘Zero Poverty – P4’ program shall be launched on Ugadi, March 30, Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu stated after reviewing the preparations for the programme within the State Secretariat in Amaravati on Monday. 

The participation in P4 is fully voluntary, and nobody needs to be pressured to contribute, Naidu stated including that the NRIs might additionally participate on this initiative, very like the Janmabhoomi program carried out throughout his earlier tenure, which acquired widespread public help. 

Authorities’s function

The platform is open to anybody keen to supply help, and the federal government’s function is simply to attach donors with beneficiaries—no extra monetary assist shall be offered by the state. 

The Chief Minister burdened the necessity to encourage the prosperous to step ahead and contribute because the donors who would be known as ‘Margadarsi’ (guides) whereas guaranteeing that the collection of beneficiaries, termed ‘Bangaru Kutumbam’ (Golden Households) was free from errors. 

The ultimate checklist of beneficiaries shall be decided transparently by way of Gram Sabhas and Ward Sabhas to keep away from disputes. 

The proposed P4 is unbiased of the federal government’s welfare schemes and is geared toward uplifting probably the most deprived sections of society and to eradicate poverty and enhance dwelling requirements. Within the first section, 20 lakh households are anticipated to be benefited and the State Authorities plans to proceed till the the purpose of Zero Poverty is reached, in line with Naidu.