| Peshawar: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has introduced the Public Works Management Information System (PWMIS) to enhance efficiency, transparency, and financial management in development projects across the province.
Developed by the Communication and Works (C&W) Department, PWMIS aims to digitalize all processes related to public works, ensuring real-time monitoring and seamless online management. The initiative was formally launched in a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur, attended by KP Chief Secretary Shahab Ali Shah, administrative secretaries, and senior officials.
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Officials briefed the meeting on PWMIS functionalities, highlighting that the system will optimize fund utilization, ensure strict compliance with approved PC-1s, and minimize human intervention to curb corruption. Dedicated dashboards will be set up at the Chief Minister’s Office, provincial departments, and the Accountant General’s Office for better oversight of development projects.
The chief minister lauded the initiative, calling it a significant step toward the province’s digital transformation and improved governance. The government also plans to expand PWMIS to other work-related departments in the near future. |
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