Grab says 189,000 women and PWD driver partners earned income on its platform, up 40% year on year

Grab’s environmental, social and governance disclosures describe driver and delivery partner welfare as central to its approach to inclusive growth, branded internally as GrabForGood. In its most recent reporting period, the company said more than 189,000 women and persons with disabilities earned an income as driver partners on its platform, up 40% year on year.

As a gig economy platform rather than a traditional employer, Grab’s Corporate Social Responsibility reporting is tied to the ongoing debate over platform worker classification and protections across Southeast Asia, and its welfare metrics are worth reading alongside that wider policy conversation.