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The Ehsaas program is a complete destitution decrease and social security drive sent off by the Public authority of Pakistan in 2019. The country's poverty, economic growth, and income inequality are all aims of the program. The Ehsaas program is partitioned into four fundamental points of support: human development, social inclusion, and means of subsistence. Under the livelihoods point of support, the program intends to set out new position open doors and work on the livelihoods of poor and weak networks through professional preparation, business venture advancement, and admittance to fund. Through cash transfer programs like the Ehsaas Kafalat and Ehsaas Rashan initiatives, the social protection pillar focuses on providing financial assistance and social protection to poor and vulnerable families.
Through programs like Ehsaas Nashonuma and Ehsaas Amdan, the human development pillar aims to improve the health and education outcomes of poor and vulnerable populations. The Amdan program helps poor and vulnerable women receive cash transfers in order to improve outcomes for maternal and child health, while the Nashonuma program helps poor households with children enroll in and stay in school. The Ehsaas program's social inclusion pillar aims to address issues of social exclusion and discrimination faced by marginalized groups like women, children, and people with disabilities. This is made possible by programs like the Ehsaas Langar program, which gives poor and vulnerable people free meals at designated centers, and the Ehsaas Saylani Mass Training program, which gives poor and vulnerable people vocational training.