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2026 Vol. 1 No. 1
Abstract: Citizens have a problem accessing government programs because of the dispersion of information, lack of clarity on the application eligibility, and inadequate assistance when applying. Such issues often deny beneficiaries the support and opportunities to which they are entitled. To address this problem, this paper proposes a Personalized Government Scheme Assistance System that provides users with customized advice and step-by-step guidance based on their demographic, occupational, and financial profiles. The proposed system is designed to provide detailed guidance, unlike the available solutions, which only identify eligibility; it elaborates on the required documents, eligibility criteria, and application procedures. It has an NLP-driven chatbot that provides a more natural, interactive experience, and the multilingual option makes it more inclusive for users with different linguistic backgrounds. Moreover, the inclusion of a voice-based chatbot increases accessibility for those with low literacy or digital skills. The platform focuses on a clear, viable UI/UX design that is understandable, easy to use, and simplified for citizens from diverse socio-economic groups. Through a blend of personalization, conversational AI, and inclusive design, such a system will help bridge the knowledge gap between government initiatives and their accessibility to citizens, increase awareness, streamline the application process, and boost citizen participation in government benefit programs. In the end, the work will help promote inclusive socio-economic growth by increasing the accessibility, actionability, and inclusivity of government services for everyone.
Received on: 09/06/2025Revised on: 28/07/2025Accepted on: 25/08/2025Published on: 01/03/2026
Cite as: J. A. Jeba, S. R. Bose, O. J. Singh, R. Regin, R. Jesfer, and J. A. Al-Mohamad, “Multilingual NLP and Voice-Based System for Predicting Scheme Eligibility and Providing Guidance,” Ale Journal of Sustainable Intelligent System Applications, vol. 1, no. 1, pp. 35–47, 2026.
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