A few years ago, Uriri Constituency took a bold step towards improving bursary management by adopting a digital system to replace the tedious manual process. This transformation brought significant improvements, reducing paperwork, increasing efficiency, and ensuring that deserving students received financial support in a more streamlined manner.
However, as technology evolved and the need for greater transparency, efficiency, and automation became apparent, Uriri Constituency has now upgraded to the BT Bursary Management System—a more advanced and refined solution designed to further enhance service delivery.
Why the Switch?
While the previous system helped digitize the process, the BT Bursary Management System introduces superior automation, enhanced security, and real-time communication features that make bursary administration smoother than ever. Key improvements include:
✅ Faster Processing – Fully automated workflows reduce application and approval time significantly.
✅ Greater Transparency – A built-in audit trail ensures accountability at every stage.
✅ Seamless Communication – Integrated SMS notifications keep applicants informed on their application status.
✅ One-Household Policy Enforcement – Smart validation tools ensure fairer fund distribution.
✅ Data-Driven Decision Making – Powerful analytics help administrators allocate funds more effectively.
A New Era for Bursary Management
The shift to the BT Bursary Management System underscores Uriri Constituency’s commitment to leveraging technology for better service delivery. Students and guardians can now enjoy a more user-friendly, efficient, and transparent application experience, ensuring that financial aid reaches those who need it most—without unnecessary delays.
This transition is part of a broader trend, with multiple counties and constituencies now adopting the BT Bursary Management System, recognizing its role in driving efficiency and accountability in fund distribution.
Uriri Constituency continues to set the pace, proving that with the right technology, public service can be both effective and people-centered.