Huduma Kenya partners with Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA)
Cabinet Secretaries in charge of Treasury Ukur Yatani (3rd left) and his Public Service counterpart Margaret Kobia (4th left) with other senior government officials pose for a photo after the launching ceremony.
By Our Reporter
Kenyans seeking to know the status of their kin and kirth unknown assests will now start getting the service from Huduma Kenya Centres.
This is after a launch of a partnership between Unclaimed Financial Assets Authority (UFAA) and Huduma Kenya yesterday.
The partnership will facilitate the deployment and decentralisation of UFAA’s services through Huduma Centres to enable the reunification of the unclaimed financial assets with the rightful owners.
Currently, there is a total worth of Sh54.9 billion of unclaimed financial assets. The reunification of these assets have the potential to impact positively on the micro-economic wellbeing of citizens.
Yesterday’s launch of UFAA and Huduma Kenya Partnership is a significant milestone towards sustainability.
It is in line with the government policies of enhancing efficiency and effectiveness in public service delivery through whole of government approach.
The Cabinet Secretary Public Service, Gender, Senior Citizens Affairs and Special Programmes Margaret Kobia accompanied by Cabinet Secretary National Treasury Ukur Yatani witnessed the launching ceremony.
The Huduma Kenya Secretariat has developed the Huduma Kenya Business Process Outsourcing Service Delivery Model (HKBPOSD) or the BPO model whereby Huduma Kenya provides services on behalf of Ministries, Departments, Agencies and Counties (MDACs) in Huduma Service Delivery Channels to ensure accessibility, reliability and efficiency in service delivery.
This service delivery model is one of the newest innovations by Huduma Kenya aimed at enhancing access to various Government Services through a shared service delivery approach.
This service delivery model is one of the newest innovation by Huduma Kenya aimed at enhancing access to various Government Services through a shared service delivery approach.
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