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Sindh’s FRAMES school attendance system draws criticism over past reform failures
Key takeaways
- In a statement shared on social media, Rabia Azfar Nizami questioned whether Sindh’s facial recognition attendance system was about “accountability or optics.”
- She also cited examples of similar past projects that failed and urged international donors to seek verified improvements before approving funding for such initiatives in Sindh.
- Nizami asked: “At what point do international donors require proof of outcomes before writing the next cheque?”
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize KARACHI: Former Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) MPA Rabia Azfar Nizami has raised questions about the Sindh government’s facial recognition attendance system, “FRAMES,” for teaching and non-teaching staff in schools.
In a statement shared on social media, Rabia Azfar Nizami questioned whether Sindh’s facial recognition attendance system was about “accountability or optics.”
She also cited examples of similar past projects that failed and urged international donors to seek verified improvements before approving funding for such initiatives in Sindh.
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