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India's DBT system saves $45 billion, expanding to 176 crore beneficiaries and enhancing welfare efficiency.
India's Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) system, launched in 2013, has saved Rs 3.48 lakh crore ($45 billion) by reducing leakages and eliminating ghost beneficiaries through Aadhaar authentication.
The scheme has expanded from 11 crore to 176 crore beneficiaries, improving efficiency in key programs like PM-KISAN and MGNREGS.
Despite challenges, DBT's success positions India to achieve its development goals by redirecting savings into healthcare, agriculture, and rural employment.
The Welfare Efficiency Index has improved from 0.32 in 2014 to 0.91 in 2023.
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El sistema de DBT de la India ahorra $ 45 mil millones, expandiéndose a 176 millones de beneficiarios y mejorando la eficiencia del bienestar.