Impact of Pakistan Bait-Ul-Mal on the Socioeconomic Conditions of the Beneficiaries
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Purpose: This study aims to assess the socioeconomic conditions of the beneficiaries who are associated with Pakistan Bait ul Mal and are receiving funds. The target population of this research were the beneficiaries affiliated with the Pakistan Baitul Mal regardless of the fat that whether they have received the programs and services in the given time frame or not.
Methodology: The quantitative data collected was on the bases of telephonic surveys which targeted a total of 155 beneficiaries.
Findings: After a careful analysis of data, it was revealed that most of them agreed that these services have positively impacted on their socioeconomic conditions. The top three influencing factors in this study include the difficulty in application process, monthly household income and employment status.
Implications: The importance of poverty reduction programs along with other welfare plans as a stepping stone towards the most effective welfare state, the significance of Pakistan Bait-ul-Mal can't be denied and therefore the viability of a lawful sponsorship for such projects or organizations has for quite some time been perceived by the policy makers. The seriousness of the research further enhances because of the way that this subject had not been in the spotlight for quite a long time. Consequently, institutional re-building and approach corrections have not been much into training.
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