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Uid Seminar Presentation

This seminar presentation summarizes the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and the Aadhar identification system. The key points are: 1) Aadhar was launched in 2010 to provide a unique identification number to all Indian residents through collecting basic demographic and biometric data like fingerprints and iris scans. 2) It aims to provide accessible identification for entitlement programs, prevent duplication, and enable services that require verification of identity. 3) The UIDAI issues a 12-digit number to establish identity and aims to enroll over 600 million Indians by 2014, collecting their photographs, iris scans, fingerprints, and addresses to guarantee non-duplication.

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Uid Seminar Presentation

This seminar presentation summarizes the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and the Aadhar identification system. The key points are: 1) Aadhar was launched in 2010 to provide a unique identification number to all Indian residents through collecting basic demographic and biometric data like fingerprints and iris scans. 2) It aims to provide accessible identification for entitlement programs, prevent duplication, and enable services that require verification of identity. 3) The UIDAI issues a 12-digit number to establish identity and aims to enroll over 600 million Indians by 2014, collecting their photographs, iris scans, fingerprints, and addresses to guarantee non-duplication.

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A Seminar On

A Seminar On

UNIQUE IDENTIFICATON AUTHORITY OF INDIA (AADHAR)


Presented By:

Switesh kumar Srivastava B.tech-6th sem(1006510028)

Launched in the tribal village, Tembhli, in Nandurbar, Maharashtra on 29th September, 2010 Developing an Identity number for every Indian Similar to SSN of US

To provide accessible identification that can be used for entitlement(unique and universal) Prevent duplication of effort and leakages existent in the current system Enable service and applications that require a verifiable unique ID (continuity and mobility)

To provide a unique number to the residents of India Collect basic demographic information and biometric information Guarantee non duplication through biometrics Offer online authentication services that can be used across India

Issues a 12 digit number Establishes identity and is for every resident in India Basic demographic and biometric information Voluntary Irrespective of existing documentation Prevents duplicate IDs and ghosts in the system

Information Collected

Scale

KYR Fields Name, Address, Gender, DOB Photo & Address Verification Photo 10-fingerprints on Slap scanner Iris Scan

Target- 600 million by 2014 the Authority will photograph a staggering 600 million Indians, scan 1.2 billion irises, collect six billion fingerprints and record 600 million addresses When the 600 millionth person is assigned a unique 12digit UID, the system that generates it will have to compare it against 599,999,999 photographs, 1,199,999,998 irises and 12,999,999,990 fingerprints to ensure the number is indeed unique

Reduces leakages
No Fakes No Duplicates

Enables applications

Financial inclusion Electronic funds transfer

Enhances

Authentication & Security Access to services

Operational Issues:

Scalability US population is 30 crore, for India it is 121 crore. Processing time of data Biometric Scanners issues Information update issues

Aadhaar (UID Project) :Challenges


Political Issues:
Change of power Co-ordination : Government Departments Digitalization of Land records Funding issues

Aadhaar (UID Project) :Challenges


Social Issues:
Privacy of Individuals data Reliability of Information provided by individuals Lack of awareness

Conclusion UID Project proposes to:


Bring Identity Transparency Technological Base for the social welfare programmes And much more

Conclusion (cont..)
Direct Cash transfers as a substitute of subsidy and other such e-governance initiatives will succeed only when governance is good enough. The e in egovernance is useless unless proper policies are followed
- T.Vijay Kumar, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Rural Development, GOI

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