Dha Phase Islamabad is a new electrification project that is being implemented in the federal capital of Islamabad. The project will provide power to approximately 1.5 million households in Islamabad and Rawalpindi through the installation of 400 kilometers of high-voltage transmission lines. The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2020.
The Dha Phase Islamabad cost and payment plan brief overview provides an overview of the project costs, payment plans, and financing options available for residents in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. The information provided includes details on the applicable tariffs, how to apply for a payment plan, and where to find more information about the Dha Phase Islamabad project.
How does it work?
Dha Phase Islamabad cost and payment plan brief overview:
Dha Phase Islamabad is a long-term crop insurance scheme launched by the Government of Pakistan in May 2016. The main purpose of Dha Phase Islamabad is to provide financial protection to farmers from volatile prices and uncertain weather conditions.
The scheme is available to crops grown in Agricultural Production Areas (APAs) located in the provinces of Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Each APA has its own premium rate, which is determined by a weighting system that takes into account production costs and area.
Farmers must apply for coverage through local agricultural extension centers. The application process involves collection of information such as farm size, acreage planted, forecasted yields, and other relevant data. Coverage begins after the application is approved and payment is made in full.
Farmers can receive payments either in cash or kind. Cash payments are made directly to farmers’ bank accounts, while food grains are supplied at subsidised prices to help reduce poverty among rural communities.
The government has set a target for Dha Phase Islamabad to cover 2 million farmers by 2021. So far, it has provided coverage to over 1 million farmers.
Who can use it?
Dha phase Islamabad cost and payment plan brief overview
The Dha Phase-I is an upcoming national development program of the government of Pakistan. The program aims to improve the living standards of people living in rural and urban areas, as well as enhance their access to essential services. It is funded by the Chinese government through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The first phase of the Dha Program was launched in March 2017, with a budget of Rs. 1,000 billion. The second phase, which began in September 2017, has a budget of Rs. 1,500 billion.
The program allows citizens from all over Pakistan to apply for grants that will help them improve their lives. Grants can be used to purchase goods and services necessary for daily life, such as food, shelter, and healthcare. Eligible applicants can also apply for loans that they can use to finance these purchases. The loans must be repaid using income generated from projects or businesses that have been financed through the Dha Program.
There are several ways to apply for a grant or loan through the Dha Program: online, at a participating bank branch, or at a designated recruitment center. Applications must be submitted in advance and usually require documentation such as proof of residence or identity card number, proof of income (such as tax returns), and information on proposed projects or business ideas.
Citizens who are not eligible for grants can still apply for loans through the Dha Program
How much does Dha cost?
Dha is a nutrient rich extract from the hulled millet kernel. It is most commonly consumed in Pakistan as a breakfast food or as a snack. There are many variants of Dha, including golden, light, and dark. The cost of Dha varies depending on where it is purchased and how it is prepared.
In general, Dha costs around Rs 10 per kg in urban areas and Rs 20-25 per kg in rural areas. Prepared forms of Dha, such as curds and ghee, tend to be more expensive than unprocessed forms. It is often possible to buy prepared Dha at small roadside stalls or grocery stores, but it is also available online or through brick-and-mortar stores.
Dha can be paid for in cash or through various payment plans offered by merchants. The most common payment plan involves paying for a set amount of Dha upfront and then monthly installments over the course of several months. In some cases, merchants may offer a discounted price if payments are made in advance.
