Overview

• P4 is framed as a transformative Public-Private-People-Partnership movement that offers social and economic support rather than a standard welfare scheme.
• AI analysis of an 11-question survey has prioritized the needs of beneficiary families, finding 31% require job opportunities, 22% need medical aid, and 9% seek to expand small businesses.
• Structured governance bodies and a common digital oversight fund will manage quarterly implementation reviews to track progress and maintain transparency.
• Volunteer mentors, known as Margadarsis, can adopt families or entire villages, with 103,938 registering so far and CM N. Chandrababu Naidu personally adopting 250 households.
• A phased expansion across all districts aims to establish the P4 framework as a national benchmark in the campaign to eradicate poverty by 2029.