Ng Cares Application Portal for All States 2024

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Ng Cares Application Portal

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About Ng Cares Application Portal

COVID-19 pandemic is a global health emergency with far-reaching consequences on the economy, basic services, social unrest and livelihood of the poor and vulnerable.

In Nigeria, the pandemic led to the closure of many MSEs, loss of jobs, stalled provision of basic services in poor communities and thereby increasing the population of Nigerians living below the poverty line. – Ng Cares Application Portal

As a response to the hardship perpetrated by the COVID-19 pandemic and in line with the vision of the Federal Government of Nigeria to lift 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in ten years, the Federal Government of Nigeria, on behalf of the 36 states and the FCT, sought and obtained assistance from the World Bank to the tune of USD 750 Million for on-lending to the States and FCT to implement a two-year emergency response programme, named the Nigeria COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus (NG-CARES).

Each State is allocated ex-ante USD 20 million, FCT $15 Million and the Federal CARES Support Unit is allocated USD 15 million.

The NG-CARES programme seeks to mitigate the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the livelihoods of poor individuals, farmers, vulnerable households, communities and owners of micro and small enterprises.

The financial instrument is Programme for Result (PforR) at the states and FCT while the Federal level is financed through the Investment Project Financing (IPF). – Ng Cares Application Portal

Ng Cares Application Portal for All States

NG-CARES leverages on past, successfully implemented government interventions such as Community and Social Development Project (CSDP), Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), National Cash Transfer Programme (NCTP), National FADAMA Programme, State Employment and Expenditure for Results (SEEFOR) and Youth Employment and Social Support Operations (YESSO) without creating another project implementation structure.

It is designed to support a budgeted programme of expenditures and interventions at the State level – targeting existing and emerging vulnerable and poor households, agricultural value chains, and Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) affected by the economic crisis. – Ng Cares Application Portal

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Steps to Apply NG Cares Stimulus Program

The steps to be followed in applying are easy as the application form has being shared already with the following users;

  • Agents of NG CARES.
  • Community CDC chairman.
  • Community youth president.
  • Community women leaders.

How to be eligible For NG Cares Program

The documents below are required from the Ng cares Applicants;

  • CAC registration or TIN (To find out business ownership),
  • Means to confirm residence (Voter’s card or utility bill).
  • BVN printout which must be stamped by the applicants bank,
  • Proof of Business Operations i.e Cash book, bank statement of account, etc,
  • Evidence of accurate age (using Either Voters Card, NIN, or Driver’s license),
  • Means of Identification (Voters Card, NIN, or Driver’s license),

HERE ARE THE LINKS TO  REGISTER FOR ALL 36 STATE.

Below is a list of NG-CARES Links of each State of Nigeria.

OGUN LINK NG-CARES
        https://cares.plax.ng/Ogun CARES

Note; NG-CARES Federal & State Capacity-Building Registration Form
      https://ngcares.gov.ng/verification/

The Nigeria COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus (NG-CARES) Programme is implemented in all the States of the Federation plus FCT.  At the Federal level, the Programme would be implemented using a three-tier institutional structure as follows:

  • Federal CARES Steering Committee (FCSC)
  • Federal CARES Technical Committee (FCTC)
  • Federal CARES Support Unit (FCSU).

The Programme will utilize the existing platforms of the identified three (3) Results Areas at the Federal and State levels.  The Federal CARES Support Unit shall be supervised by Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning (FMFBNP) without creating any add-on project implementation structure.  – Ng Cares Application Portal

Responsibility for day-to-day implementation support function shall be delegated to the FCSU.

In this regard FMFBNP will empower the FCSU to have the operational autonomy and flexibility which it requires to effectively carry out this implementation support function.

The Federal CARES Steering Committee (FCSC) will provide overall policy direction to the Programme. The Steering Committee at the federal level will comprise key decision-makers from relevant MDAs.

The FCSC will be chaired by the Federal Minister of State for Finance, Budget, and National Planning, and include

minister of Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development;

Federal Minister of Women Affairs;

Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment;

Federal Ministry of Environment;

Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development;

Federal Ministry of Education; Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Permanent Secretaries for Budget and National Planning, FMF, Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment, and the representative of Nigeria Governors Forum (NGF),  as further detailed in the Program Implementation Manual.

Among key role of the FCSC will be to:

  • provide overall policy guidance for Programme implementation,
  • liaise with the National Assembly for adequate allocation of resources,
  • review project performance annually and provide feedback to government at both federal and State levels, and
  • promote public enlightenment in support of the Programme.

 

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The Federal CARES Technical Committee (FCTC) will be responsible for Programme oversight, overall technical guidance, strategic direction, review and approval of the Annual Work Programme and budget of the FCSU. As a subcommittee of the FCSC, the FCTC will be responsible for: – Ng Cares Application Portal

  • providing technical oversight and guidance for Programme implementation;
  • reviewing and approving annual work Programme and budget for the FCSU;
  • reviewing Programme performance, accounting and audit reports, and enforcing implementation of decisions;
  • conducting performance review of key FCSU staff;
  • approving amendments to the PIM and implementation plan. The FCTC will be chaired by the director (Economic Growth) of the supervising ministry and will comprise directorate level representation from the participating MDAs and the NGF.

The Chairman of the Technical Committee serves as the secretary of the FCSC and the FCSU serve as the secretariat.
The Federal CARES Support Unit (FCSU) will be responsible for Programme management, day-to-day Programme support at the federal level, supporting the States (in conjunction with other Delivery Platforms) on technical and capacity issues, financial management, M&E, and peer learning. In this capacity, the FCSU will be responsible for ensuring that World Bank guidelines and procedures are followed on issues of procurement, disbursement, audit, overall financial management and ensure that the E&S guidelines are followed across the Programme implementation delivery units. The major subcomponents of the responsibilities of the FCSU are as follows:

  1. Engagement and supervision of IVAs. The FCSU will finance the engagement of credible verification agent(s) to undertake verification of the achievement of DLIs across the results areas, in all participating States and at agreed assessment periods. International Economic Relations Department (IERD) (the Borrower) will engage the private sector IVA with support from the FCSU using agreed procurement process. The FCSU will contract, supervise and manage the IVAs, in line with the dictates of the GOM. The results of the verification exercise as submitted by the IVAs and validated by the FCSU and the supervisory body will serve as a basis of periodic disbursements to the State’s consolidated fund account, after the World Bank Task Team has provided necessary concurrence.
  2. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E). This subcomponent will support an overall M&E framework for the N- CARES PforR including oversight for the activities of the IVAs in all the participating States and across all results areas. A participatory M&E scheme will be developed with quantitative and qualitative data collection at the State level to measure performance. A management information system (MIS) will be established in partnership with State governments. Periodic Programme performance reviews will be coordinated by the FCSU with the active participation of the State entities implementing the results areas.
  • Technical support and capacity building. The FCSU will be funded to assist State-level implementing agencies in core Programme delivery functions such as procurement, financial management, M&E, MIS, Information & Communication Technology (ICT) and on other operational matters. The support will also include institutional strengthening and skills development (capacity building) for key actors implementing the interventions at the State and federal level.
  • Financial management. The IPF will also fund the management of proceed accounts and financial processes of the NG-CARES PforR. A Financial Management Department of the FCSU will be resourced to manage and provide periodic accounts of the financial disbursement to States based on periodic achievement of DLIs, as assessed by the IVAs and approved by the FCSU management and with concurrence of the World Bank. The specific roles and responsibilities of the FCSU include the following:
  • Supervising and managing the private sector IVAs for the verification of DLIs and the authorization and disbursement of the funds to State Treasuries. IERD will be responsible for engagement of the IVA with support of the FCSU,
  • Collating overall progress of implementation according to the Results Framework including the PDO and intermediate indicators,
  • Providing technical support in collaboration with the Federal Delivery Platforms to assist the State CARES delivery platforms (CSDA, SCTU, PWF, Fadama, MSE, and so on) at the State level to build the capacity of platforms and improve delivery efficiency,
  • Organizing peer learning and experience sharing among State teams—anchored by the NGF Secretariat,
  • Organizing quarterly implementation progress review meetings,
  • Preparing quarterly progress reports for onward submission to the FCSC and the World Bank,
  • Serving as secretariat for the Federal CARES Technical Committee (FCTC) and the Federal Cares Steering Committee (FCSC)Managing and ensuring disbursement of funds for the Federal level activities and to States implementing agencies,
  • Preparing work Programme and budget for the Federal component of the Programme,
  • Producing quarterly, semi-annual, and annual reports on the performance and financial standing of the project,
  • Managing the project M&E and information system, including a database of service providers.

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