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The Benevolent Fund (BF) is a welfare initiative set up for government employees across Pakistan. It ensures financial support for civil servants and their families during emergencies such as death, medical crises, marriage or children, disabilities, and retirement. However, despite its purpose, the structure and benefits of the Benevolent Fund vary significantly across provinces. Sindh, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) have all adopted different policies and payment systems over the years. This comprehensive blog explains: What the Benevolent Fund is How it works in Sindh Updated notification details Comparison of BF systems in Sindh, Balochistan, and KPK Grade-wise Lump Sum Payments Monthly benefits for family pensioners Updates until 2025 ✅ What Is the Benevolent Fund? The Benevolent Fund is a mandatory welfare contribution deducted from the basic pay of all civil servants from Grade 1 to Grade 22. This system originated under Federal Governme...

  A Complete Guide for Transparency and Good Governance Public procurement plays a crucial role in shaping the quality of governance, service delivery, and public infrastructure. To ensure that public spending is transparent, accountable, and efficient, the Government of Sindh introduced the Sindh Public Procurement Rules 2010 , later revised in 2013 . These rules act as the backbone of procurement processes across all provincial departments, autonomous bodies, and public-sector organizations within Sindh. See Complete Document, Watch Video in Last 👇 This comprehensive regulatory framework is designed to standardize procurement procedures, prevent corruption, promote fair competition, and ensure that taxpayers’ money is used responsibly. Whether you are a government officer, contractor, consultant, student, or researcher, understanding these rules is essential for navigating procurement in Sindh. 🌍 What Are the Sindh Public Procurement Rules? The Sindh Public Procurement Rul...

A Complete Guide Effective governance depends on clear financial rules, transparent decision-making, and well-defined administrative authority. In Pakistan, the Government of Sindh has structured these responsibilities through a formal Delegation of Financial Powers , a document that outlines how financial authority is distributed across departments, officers, and administrative tiers. This system is designed to strengthen efficiency, prevent delays, and ensure that each level of government can perform its duties without unnecessary bottlenecks. In this blog post, we break down the purpose, importance, and key features of Sindh’s financial delegation system to help students, researchers, civil servants, and policy watchers understand how public money is managed responsibly. 🌏 What Is Delegation of Financial Powers? Delegation of financial powers refers to the official transfer of authority from higher administrative levels (such as the Finance Department or Chief Secretary) to v...