Seyyed Hamid PourMohammadi, head of the Planning and Budget Organization, in his latest statements regarding the government's plans to increase the credit of the commodity card, announced the start of the process of identifying and verifying the information of 44 million people from the target community. This action is aimed at the targeted allocation of support resources to those in real need.
Phased planning for new applicants
PourMohammadi, referring to the limitations of support resources, emphasized that the allocation of support will be based on the actual needs of individuals and after verifying their conditions. He stressed that information that is not accurate or cannot be verified will not be accepted.
Given that optimal allocation of resources to support various segments of society is essential in the current situation, the government is looking to design programs for other applicants in a phased and separate manner. These programs include assessing the situation of individuals who consider themselves in need of support.
Targeted allocation of resources to those in real need
The head of the Planning and Budget Organization also noted: "After reviewing the information of the initial target community, the status of other applicants will also be evaluated. The goal of this evaluation is to ensure that limited resources are allocated to those who truly need support."
These programs are being implemented while the government faces economic challenges and financial resource limitations. Therefore, decisions must be made carefully and with consideration of the actual needs of the community so that support reaches those in need correctly.
PourMohammadi further stated: "This process has begun and will continue in the following stages." This statement reflects the government's determination to improve the economic and social conditions of the country and to pay attention to the diverse needs of different segments of society.
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