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To provide job opportunities to the rural population by execution of small development projects, which lead to rise the productivity and social status of the masses. To provide maximum participation of the people in planning and execution of development projects through Local Councils and to create self reliance among the rural masses. To train the Local Councils in planning and implementation of development projects through public participatory approach. To create coordination between Local Councils and other nation building departments. To develop leadership at village level and their active involvement and association in planning and execution of development schemes. To mobilize local resources and main power by motivating the people to make efforts for their socio-economic uplift. To engage people in developmental activities in order to minimize migration from rural to urban areas TIMELINE OF THE DEPARTMENT: 1956 Village Aid Program 1959 Basic Democracy 1971 People Works Program 1977 Rural Works Program 1979 Local Bodies & Rural Development Department. 2003 Local Govt. & Rural Development Department.

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Gilgit-Baltistan Social Welfare Organization (G-BSWO) is a welfare organization based in Gilgit which works for the development of Gilgit-Baltistan by targeting social and economic frontiers like education, environment, tourism, economic development, health and individual awareness. This organization operates exclusively for the promotion of social welfare; it operates primarily to further common good and general welfare of the local community such as bringing about civic betterment and social improvement.

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The main campus of the university is located in Gilgit, the central town of the entire Gilgit-Baltistan. Gilgit has an airport, providing daily flights to Islamabad, punctuated only by adverse weather conditions. The famous Karakoram Highway (KKH), formerly known as part of the Silk Route, runs all the way for Islamabad to the Khunjarab Pass (the Chinese border), passing through Gilgit. An offshoot of the KKH connects Gilgit with Skardu (Baltistan).

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