Key Points:
- More than 1.7 million entries have been made on the Apni Chhat, Apna Ghar portal and loans have been issued to over 225,000 people.
- Under the scheme, 128,718 houses have been completed and 62,600 more are fast moving towards completion.
- A record 97.6 per cent of loan instalments have been recovered, worth Rs 22.29 billion.
- The chief minister reviewed the project in a special meeting, ordered the completion of its targets and approved inviting fresh applications.
LAHORE: Loans have been issued to more than 225,000 people and 128,718 houses have been completed under the Punjab government’s Apni Chhat, Apna Ghar scheme, with a record recovery of 97.6 per cent of loan instalments.
According to the official handout, the scheme has won wide public acceptance and international institutions have also acknowledged it. More than 1.7 million entries have been made on the scheme’s portal and 171,597 beneficiaries have also received the second instalment of their loans.
The handout said 62,600 houses under the scheme are fast moving towards completion. The recovery of loan instalments has set a new record and instalments worth Rs 22.29 billion have been recovered.
Under the Apni Chhat, Mahfooz Chhat scheme, the process of receiving applications has been completed and 3,055 applicants have been given loans worth Rs 1.216 billion. The construction and expansion of 532 houses has been completed under Mahfooz Chhat.
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A special meeting chaired by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz reviewed the Apni Chhat, Apna Ghar project in detail. The chief minister ordered that the targets for the completion of the scheme be achieved and approval was given to invite fresh applications.
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