WE-LED 3.0 Program for Women’s Economic Empowerment

Introduction

This report details the activities, progress, and strategic implementations undertaken for the WE-LED 3.0 program. Maan-e-Muskan is the lead implementer of the project, focusing on developing and expanding Production cum Training Centers (PTCs) in Quetta and Nushki. The program aims to transform traditional cash transfer methods into sustainable livelihood opportunities for economically active women.

A powerful session to transform traditional cash transfer methods into sustainable livelihood opportunities for economically active women
Our dedicated team and associate members working together to empower women to develop livelihoods independently

Key Objectives

Activities and Implementation

Insightful training being conducted by Shahzad Mansoor for greater economic resilience

Progress and Impact

 

Program Progress

By April, the WE-LED 3.0 program had engaged 2,500 women from Quetta and Nushki in foundational and enterprise training. Attendance remained high across 23 PTCs, including 8 main and 15 mini centers. Three training cycles were completed, disbursements were made to verified participants, and 144 Champions of Change, teachers, and trainers facilitated 45 sessions between March and early May 2025.

Economic Impact

WE-LED 3.0 has delivered measurable improvements in economic resilience, with participants reporting increased incomes and food security. Women are now tracking finances, planning business growth, and using newly acquired skills to diversify their income sources, promoting long-term stability.

Participant Engagement

The program involved 2,500 women, ensuring high attendance through structured training cycles. Champions of Change and trainers created a supportive environment that kept participants motivated. This approach encouraged active engagement in learning and skill-building, fostering confidence among beneficiaries.

Role of PTCs

The 23 PTCs have become key hubs for sustainable livelihood development, offering accessible training and collaboration opportunities. These centers, supported by trainers and Champions of Change, ensure the delivery of high-quality sessions and play a pivotal role in sustaining the program’s long-term impact.

Conclusion

The WE-LED 3.0 program is on track to achieve its objectives of empowering women, fostering sustainable livelihoods, and transforming traditional cash transfer methods. The program’s emphasis on comprehensive training, capacity building, and ongoing monitoring is contributing to its success.

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