INTRODUCTION
– GILGIT BALTISTAN EMPOWERMENT AND SELF GOVERNANCE
ORDER 2009
BUDGET OUTLAY & SOCIO ECONOMIC INDICATORS
IMPACT OF ATTA ABAD LANDSLIDE AND FLOODS ON GB ECONOMY
MAJOR CHALLENGES
GILGIT-BALTISTAN EMPOWERMENT AND SELF
GOVERNANCE ORDER 2009
Quantum jump provided to people of Gilgit-Baltistan for socio political
and economic development through Self Governance order 2009
New political and administrative setup is established which is headed
by the Governor and Chief Minister/Cabinet and elected
representatives of GB Legislative Assembly
Institutions of independent Judiciary, Election Commissioner
Accountant General, Public Service Commission are established .
SOCIO ECONOMIC INDICATORS
BUDGET OUTLAY
ATTA ABAD DISASTER
5 Villages submerged
25 Kms of KKH completely submerged
Formation of 25 km long lake
Isolation of over 50,000 population and colossal economic loss due to
closure of Trade Route with China
Rs. 515 million being spent on relief and rehabilitation activities
IMPACT OF FLOODS 2010
188 persons died, 347 villages affected and 3013 houses damaged
Complete power breakdown for over one month in Gilgit-Baltistan
Education and Health Facilities damaged Rs. 230 M
Source: GBDMA floods damages survey report 7
IMPACT OF FLOODS 2010
Rs.60 million disbursement under WATAN card scheme
• Link roads to valleys have been restored costing Rs. 500 M
Temporary bridges installed costing Rs. 300 M
50% of power generating units have been restored costing Rs. 200 M
This amount stands as liability payable by GB Government
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DISASTER MANAGEMENT-RESPON.
MAJOR CHALLENGES
Early drainage of water from Atta Abad Lake and restoration of KKH
Enhancing the transformative role of the farm sector and strengthening of forest
management resources.
Build Institutional capacity of GBA and GBLA enabling to play their role as
envisaged in the Empowerment and Self Governance Order 2009
Urgent release of funds for rehabilitation and economic recovery of flood affected
areas/infrastructure
Investment/Funding for small and medium hydro power projects in GB
• Socio economic and cultural impact of Mega Dams
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