Alcoholics Anonymous - Rural and Urban Intergroup, Nepal, serves all A.A. groups across Nepal, including those in Kathmandu and other cities. It also extends its services to A.A. groups overseas, particularly in regions without established service structures. Many countries around the world have their own general service offices. In Nepal, GSO works closely with A.A.'s General Service Board and the General Service Conference Kathmandu. Here are the main responsibilities of GSO:

• Collecting and organizing shared experiences on group challenges and solutions, and sharing this information with A.A. groups and members in Nepal upon request.
• Assisting alcoholics overseas, including those in the armed forces, areas without meetings, homebound individuals, seafaring A.A. members, and those in treatment and correctional facilities.
• Addressing inquiries about A.A. and providing support to alcoholics seeking help.
• Publishing the A.A. newsletter, Box 4-5-9, and other bulletins, and distributing approved A.A. books and pamphlets in Nepal. Providing complimentary literature and service materials to new groups.
• Conducting public information campaigns nationally and internationally to increase awareness about A.A., collaborating with print, electronic media, and organizations dedicated to alcoholism treatment.
• Coordinating and supporting the activities of Rural and Urban Intergroup, Nepal committees.
• Maintaining the archives of Rural and Urban Intergroup, Nepal.
• Managing and updating the aanepal.net website specifically for Nepal.