Sarkari Yojana

Loan for the Purchase of Tools (GBOCWWB)

Goa
Quick Summary: The Goa Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board gives registered workers aged 18 to 60, with three years of fund membership, a ₹5,000/- loan to buy tools.

About Loan for the Purchase of Tools (GBOCWWB)

The Goa Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board, part of the Department of Labour and Employment, Government of Goa, runs the “Loan for the Purchase of Tools (GBOCWWB)” welfare scheme. Workers registered with the Board can obtain a ₹5,000/- loan to buy tools, and applications are taken offline.

Scheme Overview

Government Level

State Government

Implementing Agency

Goa Building And Other Construction Workers Welfare Board

Eligible Entity

Individual

Scheme Details

Eligibility

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for Loan for the Purchase of Tools (GBOCWWB), applicants must satisfy the following conditions:

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Only Workers can apply

Only Workers can apply.

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Age must be from 18 to 60 years

Age must be from 18 to 60 years.

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The worker needs ninety days of service in…

The worker needs ninety days of service in the year as a registered worker.

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Registration with the Goa Building and Other Construction…

Registration with the Goa Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board is compulsory.

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Three years of membership in the fund must…

Three years of membership in the fund must be complete.

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Contributions to the fund must be paid regularly

Contributions to the fund must be paid regularly.

Applicants must meet all of the above conditions to be considered eligible for this scheme.
Benefits

Benefits Provided

Loan for the Purchase of Tools (GBOCWWB) provides the following benefits to eligible applicants:

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Registered workers can borrow ₹5,000/- to buy tools

Registered workers can borrow ₹5,000/- to buy tools.

Benefit amounts and conditions may vary by category — refer to the official scheme guidelines for exact figures applicable to your case.
Documents Required

Documents Required

Applicants should keep the following documents ready before starting the application:

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Registration Card/Number of the worker

Registration Card/Number of the worker.

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Receipts for the First & Last Subscription paid…

Receipts for the First & Last Subscription paid to the Board.

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Employer's Salary Certificate

Employer's Salary Certificate.

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Certificate of Employment

Certificate of Employment.

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Invoice for the Tool/Instrument bought

Invoice for the Tool/Instrument bought.

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Particulars of any Other Properties owned or held

Particulars of any Other Properties owned or held.

Ensure all documents are valid and, where required, duly attested before submitting your application.

How to Apply

Offline Application

Applicants can apply for Loan for the Purchase of Tools (GBOCWWB) through the offline application process outlined below.

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Print the application form in its prescribed format…

Print the application form in its prescribed format from the Official Website of the Department of Labour and Employment, Goa. OR Go to the Office of the Commissioner, Labour & Employment, 2nd Floor, Sharma Shakti Bhavan, Patto Plaza, Panaji-Goa (0832-2437081/82/83, com-labo.goa@nic.in) and ask the concerned authority for a printed copy of the prescribed form.

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Complete all mandatory fields, attach a passport-sized photograph…

Complete all mandatory fields, attach a passport-sized photograph (signed across, if required), and enclose copies of the mandatory documents (self-attested, if required).

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Hand in the signed form and documents to…

Hand in the signed form and documents to the concerned authority at the Office of the Commissioner, Labour & Employment.

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The concerned authority will issue the applicant a…

The concerned authority will issue the applicant a receipt for the application.

Ensure all required documents are ready before starting the application process.

Official Application & Website

Verify the latest eligibility, dates and instructions before applying.

Official Sources & References