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6.1.2.4. Public Services<br />
Electricity is also needed for schools, hospitals, police stations, administration<br />
offices, nation building departments, community services, military establishment<br />
and NGO's.<br />
It may be pointed out that a considerable amount of demand for heating in winter<br />
may be included in these categories.<br />
Generally, there is a difference in consumption pattern of different households in<br />
the same load centre. So the demand of energy for various categories of income<br />
groups has been considered differently.<br />
6.1.2.5. Street Lighting<br />
In Gilgit city and other load centres, power is also needed for street lights and<br />
adequate provision has to be made for it.<br />
6.2. Determination of Parameters<br />
Following information being necessary for determination of demand forecast were<br />
obtained from WAPDA reports and other offices located at Gilgit.<br />
m Number of persons per family<br />
m Number of persons per house (family and relation)<br />
m Number of rooms per house<br />
m Occupation<br />
m Income of the household<br />
m Land holding<br />
m Livestock<br />
m Monthly domestic energy consumption (firewood, Kerosene , LPG, batteries,<br />
electrify etc.<br />
m Electric appliances being used.<br />
m Migration to other cites and countries.<br />
m Monthly consumption of electricity for small commercial establishment.<br />
m Monthly consumption of electricity or diesel oil for small industrial establishment.<br />
Data was also collected from the log-books of some hydel stations.<br />
6.2.1. Analysis<br />
Data obtained from the field and elaborated in the office have been utilized to<br />
determine the parameters as under:<br />
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6.2.1.1. Population In (Year of Survey of Respective Regions)<br />
To make a projection of population for 2001 estimates made in 1981 census have<br />
been taken as the basis. Thus the population of the city, town and villages in<br />
different load centres are based on 1981 population (Table 27).<br />
For making a projection up to 2016 the inter-censal growth rates for 1972-81 have<br />
been evaluated it was found that the rate of growth was 6.5 percent per annum<br />
while the rural growth rates was 4.8 percent during this period. It was considered<br />
that this growth rate is on the higher side. Therefore, various documents and report