welcome description
program values
leadership descriptionUnder the guidance of Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Sindh is demonstrating what accountable leadership looks like. This program is about empowering our working women with safety, independence, and opportunity—it reflects our government's resolve to deliver real, sustainable impact, not empty symbolism. I'm proud that Sindh is leading with purpose.
— Shahid Abdul Salam Thahim, Sindh Minister for Labour & Human Resources
Sindh Leading the Way
Across labour forums, policy circles, and women's rights organizations, this initiative is recognized as a flagship welfare success. It is not a pilot; it is province-wide, scaled, funded, and built with safeguards and systems from the outset — placing Sindh ahead of other provinces in women-centred, performance-driven delivery.
Targeting women aged 20–45 years in registered industries under EOBI/SESSI
Eligible women can register through the official WWBS portal. Applications will be verified through CNIC, EOBI/SESSI, and employer certification.
🔗 Apply Online:
Understanding barriers to participation:
Ready to be part of this historic initiative? Apply now or check your application status.
"Under the guidance of Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Sindh is demonstrating what accountable leadership looks like. This program is about empowering our working women with safety, independence, and opportunity—it reflects our government's resolve to deliver real, sustainable impact, not empty symbolism. I'm proud that Sindh is leading with purpose."
Within labor circles, policy discussions, and women's rights organizations, the WWBS initiative is being recognized as a flagship welfare success—one that places Sindh significantly ahead of other provinces in terms of women-centered, performance-driven delivery. This is not a pilot program, but a province-wide, scaled, and funded initiative with built-in safeguards and systems from the outset.
🔍 Balloting Process & Winner Policy (For 10,000 Electric Motorcycles)
To ensure full transparency, equal opportunity, and zero discretion, the Workers Welfare Board Sindh (WWBS) has developed a detailed digital balloting process for the free distribution of 10,000 electric motorcycles to industrial women workers across Sindh.
This policy outlines the procedures, safeguards, and legal protections applied throughout the process.
Only applicants meeting the criteria and document checks are included in the computerized draw pool.
Workers currently employed in the following registered industrial establishments are eligible:
WWBS remains committed to fair access, gender equity, and full procedural accountability.
For updates, visit:
www.wwbs.gos.pk/emotorcycle