NIDA inatarajia kuanzisha vitambulisho vya Taifa vya Smartcard

NIDA inatarajia kuanzisha vitambulisho vya Taifa vya Smartcard

mrangi said:
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Badala ya kutueleza kwa nini zoezi hili halijakamilika anaeleza namna ya kuongeza majukumu ya NIDA zaidi. Hivi hakukuwa na Mwenyekiti wa kikao wa kumwambia boss huyu wa NIDA "Shut up au Kaa kimyaa" ?. Hii Tanzania wasomi wetu wanatupeleka wapi na hotuba, mipasho hii isiyo na vitendo vyenye matokeo chanya!?
 
Hapo wanataka kupiga pesa tu, wamalize kutoa hivi vya kawaida kwanza
 
PETER THE ROCK said:
Badala ya kutueleza kwa nini zoezi hili halijakamilika anaeleza namna ya kuongeza majukumu ya NIDA zaidi. Hivi hakukuwa na Mwenyekiti wa kikao wa kumwambia boss huyu wa NIDA "Shut up au Kaa kimyaa" ?. Hii Tanzania wasomi wetu wanatupeleka wapi na hotuba, mipasho hii isiyo na vitendo vyenye matokeo chanya!?
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HKBW said:
Kwanini hamkulifukiria hili tangu mwanzoni.

It was so obvious na leo mnataka muonekane wa maana.

Upuuzi tu, fanyeni kazi yenu mliopaswa kuifanya tangu mwanzo bila kutusumbuana makelele yasiyo na tija.
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Hii nchi inasikitisha sana. kwani hawakujua umuhimu wa hizi smard IDs? Watu walipiga kelele...leo hii tunaambiwa kwamba ni ubunifu wanakuja nao. Yaani plans za mwafrika zinaangalia maslahi ya uchaguzi na siasa tuu.

Viongozi na watendaji wa taifa letu wanatuangusha mno.
 
Ndio maana wametoa Taarifa kwa Lugha ya nchi nyingine,Nadhani hili halituhusu Wa Tz.
 
hili ni sound. Wengine tumekaa na namba bila vitambulisho kwa miaka na miaka.
 
Mwaka wa tatu huu sijapata Kadi ya NIDA kila nikifuatilia naambiwa bado.
 
YEHODAYA said:
Dar es Salaam. The National Identification Authority (Nida) says it is working on a national identity smartcard that would do away with the need to have multiple IDs.

Currently, Tanzanians have several identification documents, including the national ID, driving licence, health insurance ID, social security fund membership card, employment ID, transport fare cards, and bank cards, among others.
Access multiple services

But Nida director general Edson Guyai said the weekend that the proposed smartcard would allow holders to access multiple services, including finance, transport and insurance.

Mr Guyai made the revelation when speaking on the television station UTV during a programme marking President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s one year in office.

“We plan to reduce the number of IDs through issuance of a smartcard ID, which will add value to the existing one,” he said.
“We want it to be recognised as an ATM card, and insurance and licence document that will enable citizens to conveniently access services,” Mr Guyai added.

He said as part of efforts to implement the plan, Nida had started to integrate various identification systems in both public and private sectors.

“So far we have succeeded in integrating at least 52 identification systems from various sectors that will help to eradicate the challenges encountered in accessing essential services.”

On Nida’s achievements since President Hassan came into office on March 19, 2021, Mr Guyai said: “We are proud to have registered one million people, provided identification numbers to 1.3 million people, and issued three million IDs”.

For his part, Higher Education Students’ Loans Board (Heslb) executive director Abdul-Razaq Badru said smartcard IDs would help the agency to establish the location and activities of loan beneficiaries.

“This will enable us to have a more accurate database. We will be able to know exactly where loan beneficiaries are, and what they are doing for a living, including their employment centres,” he said

Transport Regulatory Authority (Latra) director general Gilliard Ngewe said the system would tackle long-standing challenges associated with consumer identification.

He added that the smartcard IDs would facilitate issuance of electronic tickets.
“This will help in the implementation of electronic tickets plan, which will require citizenship ID numbers of recipients, and make it possible, for example, to know exactly how many passengers were in a vehicle in case of an accident,” he said.
Customers’ particulars

The commissioner of insurance, Dr Baghayo Saqware, said the use of tghe proposed smartcards would make it easier to get customers’ particulars.

“The challenge we now face in positively identifying insurance clients is that a lot of IDs from the customer are required, but this will be history once the smartcards come into operation in addition to cutting operating costs and bureaucracy,” he said.

Mr Guyai noted that provision of national IDs had vastly improved over the past year during which Nida produced 3 million IDs, which is more than a quarter of the total number of documents issued by the agency since its establishment.

Source; The Citizen
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It sounds good but do we need all these when we don't have reliable
electricity, sufficient clean water, ex.And what happens when you loose your id?
 
Mh.Moderator....
Kwa heshima na taadhima nakuomba saana huu uzi au mada hii ifute au iondoe kabisa ktk Jf,pia mletaji na Mkuu wa Nida ningependa waelewe kwamba sisi pia tumekwenda shule, tukasoma na tukaelewa.

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YEHODAYA said:
Dar es Salaam. The National Identification Authority (Nida) says it is working on a national identity smartcard that would do away with the need to have multiple IDs.

Currently, Tanzanians have several identification documents, including the national ID, driving licence, health insurance ID, social security fund membership card, employment ID, transport fare cards, and bank cards, among others.
Access multiple services

But Nida director general Edson Guyai said the weekend that the proposed smartcard would allow holders to access multiple services, including finance, transport and insurance.

Mr Guyai made the revelation when speaking on the television station UTV during a programme marking President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s one year in office.

“We plan to reduce the number of IDs through issuance of a smartcard ID, which will add value to the existing one,” he said.
“We want it to be recognised as an ATM card, and insurance and licence document that will enable citizens to conveniently access services,” Mr Guyai added.

He said as part of efforts to implement the plan, Nida had started to integrate various identification systems in both public and private sectors.

“So far we have succeeded in integrating at least 52 identification systems from various sectors that will help to eradicate the challenges encountered in accessing essential services.”

On Nida’s achievements since President Hassan came into office on March 19, 2021, Mr Guyai said: “We are proud to have registered one million people, provided identification numbers to 1.3 million people, and issued three million IDs”.

For his part, Higher Education Students’ Loans Board (Heslb) executive director Abdul-Razaq Badru said smartcard IDs would help the agency to establish the location and activities of loan beneficiaries.

“This will enable us to have a more accurate database. We will be able to know exactly where loan beneficiaries are, and what they are doing for a living, including their employment centres,” he said

Transport Regulatory Authority (Latra) director general Gilliard Ngewe said the system would tackle long-standing challenges associated with consumer identification.

He added that the smartcard IDs would facilitate issuance of electronic tickets.
“This will help in the implementation of electronic tickets plan, which will require citizenship ID numbers of recipients, and make it possible, for example, to know exactly how many passengers were in a vehicle in case of an accident,” he said.
Customers’ particulars

The commissioner of insurance, Dr Baghayo Saqware, said the use of tghe proposed smartcards would make it easier to get customers’ particulars.

“The challenge we now face in positively identifying insurance clients is that a lot of IDs from the customer are required, but this will be history once the smartcards come into operation in addition to cutting operating costs and bureaucracy,” he said.

Mr Guyai noted that provision of national IDs had vastly improved over the past year during which Nida produced 3 million IDs, which is more than a quarter of the total number of documents issued by the agency since its establishment.

Source; The Citizen
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Hawajamaliza hivi wanakuja na hangover nyingine
 
People should know that the original concept was to have NIDA smart card. Politicians waka ingia and things have never been okay since then.
 
Ninatumaini hii itawasaidia Mamlaka ya kutoa passport kuacha kudai umlete aliyeshuhudia baba yako akizaliwa - wakati wewe mwombaji una miaka 60!
 
Taarifa za wateja baadhi zimekosewa. Boresheni kwanza taarifa za awali na mtoe nafasi kwa wenye malalamiko ilia kuwa na data zinazofanana.
 
YEHODAYA said:
Dar es Salaam. The National Identification Authority (Nida) says it is working on a national identity smartcard that would do away with the need to have multiple IDs.

Currently, Tanzanians have several identification documents, including the national ID, driving licence, health insurance ID, social security fund membership card, employment ID, transport fare cards, and bank cards, among others.
Access multiple services

But Nida director general Edson Guyai said the weekend that the proposed smartcard would allow holders to access multiple services, including finance, transport and insurance.

Mr Guyai made the revelation when speaking on the television station UTV during a programme marking President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s one year in office.

“We plan to reduce the number of IDs through issuance of a smartcard ID, which will add value to the existing one,” he said.
“We want it to be recognised as an ATM card, and insurance and licence document that will enable citizens to conveniently access services,” Mr Guyai added.

He said as part of efforts to implement the plan, Nida had started to integrate various identification systems in both public and private sectors.

“So far we have succeeded in integrating at least 52 identification systems from various sectors that will help to eradicate the challenges encountered in accessing essential services.”

On Nida’s achievements since President Hassan came into office on March 19, 2021, Mr Guyai said: “We are proud to have registered one million people, provided identification numbers to 1.3 million people, and issued three million IDs”.

For his part, Higher Education Students’ Loans Board (Heslb) executive director Abdul-Razaq Badru said smartcard IDs would help the agency to establish the location and activities of loan beneficiaries.

“This will enable us to have a more accurate database. We will be able to know exactly where loan beneficiaries are, and what they are doing for a living, including their employment centres,” he said

Transport Regulatory Authority (Latra) director general Gilliard Ngewe said the system would tackle long-standing challenges associated with consumer identification.

He added that the smartcard IDs would facilitate issuance of electronic tickets.
“This will help in the implementation of electronic tickets plan, which will require citizenship ID numbers of recipients, and make it possible, for example, to know exactly how many passengers were in a vehicle in case of an accident,” he said.
Customers’ particulars

The commissioner of insurance, Dr Baghayo Saqware, said the use of tghe proposed smartcards would make it easier to get customers’ particulars.

“The challenge we now face in positively identifying insurance clients is that a lot of IDs from the customer are required, but this will be history once the smartcards come into operation in addition to cutting operating costs and bureaucracy,” he said.

Mr Guyai noted that provision of national IDs had vastly improved over the past year during which Nida produced 3 million IDs, which is more than a quarter of the total number of documents issued by the agency since its establishment.

Source; The Citizen
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Hah ha haa, Tanzania ni nchi ya ajabu kabisa. Hivi vilivyopo zaidi ya silimia 50 wameishia kupata namba tu, kadi wameshasahau.

Eti ndio mara wanakuja na smart ..... Nafikiri wamelipenda neno SMART.......
Tusubiri bunge la wnanchi 2025, lillilopo ni la vioja /VIMEMO by Steve M) tu ndilo linalozaa mambo yote haya na hawatauliza chochote kuhusu upatikanaji wa kadi za vitambulisho kwa sasa.
 
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