The progress of implementation of the annual development programme in July, the first month of the current fiscal year, reached four per cent, two per cent more than the corresponding month of the previous year.
According to the implementation, monitoring and evaluation division Tk 1,632 crore was utilised during this July while the amount was Tk 836 crore in the corresponding month of last year.
Of the total expenditure, the share of local funding was Tk 1,203 crore while project assistance was Tk 430 crore.
According to the IMED, the power division achieved the highest implementation rate of 14 per cent (Tk 967.36 crore) in July.
It should be mentioned that 27 ministries and divisions are yet to make any expenditure in July as they have achieved 0 per cent implementation rate. These include ministry of agriculture, ministry of environment and forests, food division, ministry of science and ICT, post and telecommunication, ministry of fisheries and livestock, disaster management and relief division, ministry of textiles and jute and housing and public works.
Among the top ministries and divisions, local government division made expenditure of Tk 468.14 crore achieving an implementation progress of 5 per cent, followed by primary and mass education ministry Tk 8.34 crore.
Education ministry's progress was 0.10 per cent (Tk 2.13 crore), health and family welfare ministry 5 per cent (Tk 49.68 crore), energy and mineral resources division 1 per cent (Tk 13.50 crore), water resources ministry 0.34 per cent (Tk 5.01 crore) and Roads and Railways Division 2 per cent (Tk 89.48 crore).
The implementation status of other ministries and divisions for the month of July: cabinet division (8 per cent), parliament secretariat (6 per cent), legislative and parliamentary affairs division (5 per cent), ministry of women and children's affairs (4 per cent), statistics division, ministry of labour and employment, ministry of expatriates' welfare and overseas employment (3 per cent), finance division, planning division, ministry of foreign affairs and home affairs (2 per cent), bank and financial division and ministry of social welfare (1 per cent).
Source : New Age
No comments:
Post a Comment