Rural development is a dynamic process that contributes to the socioeconomic, environmental, and political well-being of poor and vulnerable rural residents. The current study focuses on the socioeconomic situation of self-help groups and their impact on rural development. The Self-help groups approach is another occurrence in the sphere of rural advancement that aims to improve the daily environment of the provincial poor by establishing practicable network-based institutions. The self-help group is concerned with providing financial benefits to women by carrying out revenue-generating activities.