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The government has now embraced digitization of the compensation process of human wildlife conflict claims in a bid to fast track the process. The ministry of Tourism and Wildlife says, the process has been piloted in 6 counties and a strategy is in place to ensure the compensated exercise is seamless.
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Gov't digitizes HWC compensation scheme of human wildlife conflict
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