The Family Card Sumari 2026 is scheduled to begin across Bangladesh on 1 August 2026. As part of the nationwide programme, trained data collectors will visit homes to collect and verify household information. The census is being conducted under the Department of Social Services and the Ministry of Social Welfare.
This nationwide initiative is designed to build a modern, transparent digital database of families across the country. The survey aims to collect social and economic information from households so the government can accurately identify families that qualify for current and future social safety net programs.
Bangladesh has several social welfare programs, but identifying the right beneficiaries has often been a challenge. By transitioning to a reliable, family-based digital database, the government aims to prevent ineligible people from receiving multiple benefits while ensuring deserving families are not left out.
What Is the Family Card?
A Family Card is a government system that identifies a household as a single unit instead of treating each family member separately. The card stores critical information about the entire family in one secure digital record.
During the census, enumerators will collect data to assess a family’s overall economic condition, including:
- Family members’ identities
- Income and primary occupation
- Type of residence & housing conditions
- Education information
- Health-related details
- Disability or special needs
- Household assets
Family Card Sumari Result 2026

According to the official update, the authority will publish the application Family Card Shumari Result 2026 soon. Once published, candidates can check their selection status online.
The Upazilla Wise Selection List can be found on the respective Upazilla’s website. Candidates can also check the Family Card Sumari Result through our website. Those who will be selected need to provide necessary documents to the Somaj Seba Office.
Eligibility & Application Process
People interested in working as data collectors or supervisors are advised to contact their nearest Social Services Office for official application procedures, recruitment updates, and eligibility confirmations.
Eligibility for Data Collectors
To ensure high-quality digital data entry, applicants must meet specific requirements:
- Age & Education: 18-40 years old; minimum HSC or equivalent.
- Tech Skills: Must score at least 70% in a practical tablet/smartphone test.
- Priority Given To: Female applicants (target 50% per upazila).
- Preferred Experience: Bachelor’s degree holders or past BBS survey experience.
Eligibility for Supervisors
Supervisors will oversee field operations and maintain data quality:
- Age & Education: 25-45 years old; minimum Bachelor’s degree.
- Tech Skills: Must score 80% or above in the web app/tablet test.
- Local Knowledge: Good understanding of local areas and ward boundaries.
- Soft Skills: Strong leadership and communication capabilities.
Survey Process & Duties
The Family Card Shumari 2026 Result will be published soon. Then, the survey will be carried out through extensive door-to-door visits by locally appointed Data Collectors and Supervisors.
In a major modernization step, enumerators will use tablets and the CAPI (Computer-Assisted Personal Interviewing) method to enter data directly into digital devices during the visit, minimizing errors and paperwork.
Key Duties of Supervisors
Supervisors will monitor field activities daily to maintain the quality of the census. Their strict responsibilities include:
- Visiting each Enumeration Area (EA) daily.
- Re-checking 5% to 10% of surveyed households.
- Submitting daily reports through the official web app.
- Reporting technical problems to the Upazila Committee immediately.

