Example 3: Conditional Girl’s Education Cash Transfer Scheme
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This process workflow provides an example of a generic use case PRS.SR.01: SP-MIS queries the social registry to verify eligibility for programme enrolment. The example used is for a scheme that provides conditional cash transfers to households that have girls in education.
In this example, enrolment in the scheme is initiated proactively by the SP-MIS on a periodic basis. The process workflow describes interoperability between the SP-MIS for the scheme and the social registry to provide a list of households that meet the eligibility criteria.
Further verification is also provided by interoperability with the education management information system (EMIS). This is outside the scope of this use case, but is described in the process steps to give a complete picture.
The SP-MIS uses the API to search the social registry for households that meet the scheme’s eligibility criteria. In this example, these include households below a specific poverty score and with children who are female and below a specific age.
The social registry returns a batch of children from households that match this criteria. This includes the UIN for each child, their parent and the household identifier.
The SP-MIS may now use the child's UIN to query the EMIS to verify enrolment in school. If enrolment is verified then next attendance may be verified via a further query.
This provides the information needed by the SP-MIS to determine which households are eligible for support from this scheme. Further steps may now be taken to notify the head of household and initiate the enrolment process.
Process Purpose
The purpose of the conditional girl’s education cash transfer scheme is to enable the SP-MIS to identify and enrol families that are eligible for this scheme.
Actors and Entities
SP-MIS, social registry, EMIS, payment systems
Assumptions
The system assumes that all eligible children are registered in the social registry and EMIS systems and that their information is accurate and up-to-date.
The system assumes that the data sources used to verify eligibility, such as school attendance records, are reliable and complete.
The system assumes that the social registry, EMIS and payment systems are reliable and secure and that any issues or challenges can be promptly addressed to avoid any disruption in the delivery of benefits.
The system assumes that all relevant regulations and policies are followed in the delivery of benefits to eligible children and that any changes or updates to these regulations are promptly incorporated in the system.
Prerequisites
The system has adequate technological infrastructure, including hardware, software, and networking capabilities, to support the social registry, EMIS and payment systems and the automatic delivery of benefits.
The system requires the engagement and support of relevant stakeholders, including beneficiaries, government agencies, financial institutions, and civil society organisations, to ensure the effective and sustainable implementation of the scheme.
Process Inputs
The SP-MIS initiates a search of the social registry.
Process Flow Steps
Step 1: The SP-MIS requests from the social registry a list of children that match its eligibility criteria. This may include specific genders, age ranges and poverty scores. This information is used to obtain the list of the beneficiaries.
The social registry carries out a search to identify records that match the criteria requested by the SP-MIS.
The social registry responds to the SP-MIS with a matching list of records for children. It includes their UIN, household ID, name, gender, date of birth, school ID, student ID, education level, poverty score and parent UIN.
Step 2: The SP-MIS sends the UIN of the children provided by the social registry to the EMIS. It requests verification of their student status.
The EMIS responds to this verification request with the UIN, student ID, school ID and education level of matching individuals.
Step 3: The SP-MIS makes an initial request for students' attendance data, providing their UIN. This request will be repeated periodically to confirm ongoing eligibility
The EMIS responds with UINs, student IDs and attendance details for the students.
Step 4: The SP-MIS transmits the UIN for the head of household to the payment system to verify their bank account status.
The payment system responds with the UINs of the requested individuals and their payment verification status.
The SP-MIS uses the information received from the social registry, EMIS and payment system to make a decision on which beneficiaries to enrol.
Step 5: An SMS notification is sent to the head of household informing them of their family's enrolment in the scheme.
Outputs
Using its interoperability with the social registry, EMIS and payment systems, the SP-MIS can request beneficiary information that is exchanged at the trust level and, upon receiving the information, the SP-MIS can immediately decide whether or not to register the beneficiary.
In the integrated environment, registering the beneficiary and providing them with confirmation may take anywhere between five and seven minutes. Consequently, individuals are not required to carry a variety of documents; with only a child's foundational ID, the data can be checked with other registries, and they can be registered for the social protection programme
Control Points
The SP-MIS is ultimately responsible for registering or not registering a beneficiary, depending on the data received from the other systems.
