If women workers find social security scheme eligibility very difficult what measure is effective?

Correct answer: Help desk document support and follow up

Direct answer: Option A, provide a help desk with document assistance and follow-up. A social-security scheme cannot benefit eligible workers if the application process is too confusing, documents are difficult to obtain, or applications are not tracked. The reasoning is: first explain eligibility in simple language; then help the worker collect, complete, and submit the required documents; finally check the application status and correct errors. This turns a formal right into an accessible benefit. Option A is correct because guidance and follow-up remove practical barriers while keeping the scheme available. Option B is wrong because closing the scheme removes support instead of improving access. Option C is wrong because hiding information prevents eligible people from applying. Option D is wrong because blaming workers ignores administrative and documentation barriers and does not solve them. A good welfare system must be understandable, reachable, and supportive. Exam cue: difficult access calls for facilitation, not exclusion.