For merged districts, KP authorises Rs 3.14 billion.

According to specifics, the significant investment will help a number of industries, including as infrastructure, energy, education, agriculture, and health. A total of Rs 65 million will be allocated to agricultural development, Rs 284 million to basic and secondary education, and Rs 200 million to higher education, among other areas.

In addition, health care services will receive Rs 297 million, housing and development projects will receive Rs 56 million, and energy infrastructure will receive Rs 110 million. Information (Rs 2 million), law and justice (Rs 49 million), forestry (Rs 19 million), industry (Rs 47 million), food (Rs 8 million), livestock (Rs 33 million), and local government (Rs 1 million) are among the other sectors that are receiving financing.

The financial department will supervise the allocation of these monies, guaranteeing efficient use for utility projects, salaries, and administrative plans in the combined districts.

The Revenue department was instructed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Ali Amin Gandapur on Monday to provide electronic Property Cards to residents of the combined district as soon as possible. This will allow them to conveniently access their land records using a smartphone application.

The province was implementing efficient use of information and communication technology for land record reforms, he added, and the distribution of electronic Property Cards was a significant initiative of the province in regard to revenue changes.

According to him, the Card will help resolve property ownership disputes and provide a number of features while also bringing transparency to all land record matters.