Household survey being conducted in Islamabad

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2025-11-21T13:15:45+05:00 News Desk

As many as 485 responsible citizens uploaded their data yesterday, and records of 1,754 families were obtained in the last 24 hours during the ongoing household survey in Islamabad, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.

Data of 8,145 families were registered in Islamabad. 2,592 families uploaded their data on the app of the district administration.

Survey teams obtained data from 5,553 families. The district administration appealed to the citizens of Islamabad to extend their full cooperation to make this survey as positive.

The district administration further revealed that any citizen can upload his or her data on the mobile app.

Keeping in view the facilitations, the use of the app is simple.

On November 19, 2025, Islamabad’s district administration reviewed the progress of the ongoing household survey during a meeting chaired by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Islamabad, Irfan Nawaz Memon, where officials briefed that survey teams are reaching homes across the Federal Capital every day to ensure accurate data collection for all residents.

Islamabad’s household survey is continuing across urban and rural areas, with field teams working daily to gather essential data from every household.

 The latest review meeting, chaired by Deputy Commissioner (DC) Islamabad Irfan Memon, focused on the strategy, progress, and technical support behind the survey.

Officials briefed the meeting that survey teams are visiting each home in the Federal Capital on a day-to-day basis. The objective is to ensure that every resident’s information is recorded accurately so the administration can maintain an updated and reliable database for planning and service delivery.

During the meeting, the district administration also reviewed the dedicated mobile application developed to support the survey process. 

The app is designed to help residents submit their information easily from their homes and reduce pressure on field teams. Officials shared that the app is being used actively, and improvements have already been made based on public feedback.

Reporter: Tayyab Saif

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