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Cell for FATA Studies(CFS)
Objectives of the CFS
- To facilitate in the transition from crises to hope
- Identifying indigenous governance problems in the tribal areas and their solutions
- Bridging the gap between the federation and tribal people by greater understanding and transparent implementation of policies
- To formulate policies and give recommendations for good governance, economic development, human rights, and peace
- To research on the causes of militancy, extremism and terrorism; and proposing solutions in a visionary futuristic approach
- Training and assisting the local people, with the development and implementation of projects that support and enhance tribal governing capabilities
- Constructing pragmatic political and strategic recommendations to the federal government
- Highlight the role of social service providers to serve and protect needy and vulnerable children, families, and adults in ways that encourage personal responsibility
- Highlight the role of tribal institutions combined with a focus on short and long-term programs of civic education in order to help tribal people realize their goals of creating more effective and legitimate laws of the land
- Promoting independent research by the scholars through publishing and writings in newspapers
- Publishing of FATA Journal that will include all research carried out on variety of topics