Unique Identification System

These are foundational systems that provide a reliable means of identifying individuals across various government services and programs. In DSPDS, they play a crucial role in preventing duplication and fraud. Key features include:

• Assignment of unique identifiers to individuals (often biometric-based)

• Centralized database of identity information

• Mechanisms for identity verification and authentication

• Protocols for data privacy and security

• Interoperability with other government systems

• Support for identity lifecycle management (e.g., updates, deactivation) These systems often extend beyond social protection, serving as national identity infrastructures.