RDA moves towards zero-paper policy, mandates EFOAS compliance
Most outlets reported the Rawalpindi Development Authority's decision to adopt a zero-paper policy and enforce compliance with the Electronic File and Office Automation System. Associated Press of Pakistan highlighted the directive for strict compliance with EFOAS, while Dawn focused on the commissioner's role in initiating the move.
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RDA Moves Toward Zero-Paper Policy
Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) will shift its official correspondence and file processing to a digital system as Commissioner Rawalpindi Division… Read More
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Rawalpindi Development Authority to go paperless
RAWALPINDI: Commissioner Salman Ghani had directed Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) to move towards a zero-paper policy. Following the directions of the Commissioner Rawalpindi Division and Director General, Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA), Salman Ghani, a meeting was held to review the implementation of a zero-paper policy across the Authority and ensure effective use of the Elect...
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RDA moves towards zero-paper policy, directs strict compliance with EFOAS
The Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) has decided to move towards a zero-paper policy and directed all its directorates and officers to ensure strict compliance with the Electronic File and Office Automation System (EFOAS).
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