Finance Musakhel

 

District Accounts and Development Funds

 

An attempt has been made to gather data on government income collected in the Musakhel district and government expenditures spent in the district for the various levels of government. See in this context also paragraphs 4.3.4. (District Council) and 4.6. (Revenue Administration). The results, not complete and most probably not fully reliable, are given in the tables below.

 

With all its shortcomings, the tables allow a number of conclusions to be drawn:

 

 

 

 

Income in Pak. Rps

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

Federal Govt.      
Income tax

58,578

624,675

386,991

General Provident Fund

2,500

3,650

12,375

Benevolent Fund

1,577

2,008

7,287

Group Insurance Fund

259

475

1,984

P. Deposit Zakat

0

1,487,718

2,304,000

Miscellaneous & Others

60

85,660

0

PM’s Flood Relief Fund

0

0

28,953

Post Office

327,166

173,697

86,632

Prov. Govt.      
Property Tax

780

60

2,310

Land Revenue

32,200

30,037

29,411

Stamps

49,077

22,964

19,948

State Treading Food

9,483,350

7,237,725

4,810,605

Justice

0

0

3,600

Police

279,036

295,578

345,204

Health

200

200

1,200

Animal Husbandry

26,708

23,008

10,073

Agriculture

47,303

201,111

379,611

Miscellaneous & Others

29,588

424,600

25,398

General Provident Fund

561,071

796,881

1,345,723

H. P. Advance

21,328

158,151

16,578

Benevolent Fund

142,624

208,356

231,014

Group Insurance

33,196

38,632

79,456

S. Remittance

564,666

440,245

6,150

Audit Fee

4,560

10

0

Education

8,324

18,352

18,843

District Zakat Committee

106,350

126,900

0

O. B. Advance

102,897

141,963

55,600

Printing & Stationery

18,344

13,997

20,000

Cycle Advance

1,846

998

1,296

Extra Ordinary Land

0

33,312

0

Arms License Fee

0

5,900

6,960

C. C. Deposit

0

0

329

District Council

3,127,902

217,068

325,407

Union Councils

1,379,020

346,621

216,399

Total

16,410,510

13,160,552

10,779,337

Source: Treasury Office, Musakhel

 

 

 

Expenditure in Pak. Rps

1993-94

1994-95

1995-96

Productive      
Agriculture (R)

3,436,452

2,993,949

3,859,383

Agriculture (D)

75,000

0

0

Animal Husbandry (R)

34,962

188,534

196,230

Social      
Administration (R)

9,159,119

10,627,893

12,091,201

Administration (D)

45,000

0

550,000

Community Centre (R)

231,365

265,111

441,516

Court (R)

102,458

115,029

90,015

Dist. Zakat Fund

0

12,000

0

Pension (R)

461,637

299,153

499,760

Education (D)

0

570,000

0

Education (R)

15,318,884

22,214,608

25,790,329

Election (R)

149,423

215,391

281,381

Health (R)

4,500,525

6,309,435

7,425,314

Levies (R)

3,119,685

4,257,582

4,404,698

Zakat Collection

255,215

150,167

0

P. W. Deposit & Remittance

3,956,557

5,032,307

1,050,680

Pension

549,114

550,535

1,128,052

PHE (R)

0

0

124,982

Project Director (R)

0

100,000

0

Population (R)

0

75,988

0

R&C Institution (R)

0

0

514,230

Rural Development (R)

1,443,496

1,736,324

1,915,086

Treasury Dept. (R)

482,421

511,069

547,842

District Council Fund

5,092,589

2,431,086

634,959

Union Council Fund

1,069,762

904,114

865,289

Total

49,483,664

59,560,275

62,410,947

Source: Treasury Office, Musakhel
Legend: R

D

Recurrent

Development

Development Funds

The previous paragraph has made it clear that funds for social and economic development have to come from outside Musakhel.

The most important source of finance for developmental activities is the provincial Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP).

 

The revised allocation in the PSDP for the financial year 1995-95 amounted to Rs. 3,615 million for 5 projects in Musakhel. None of these projects had a foreign assistance component. In the next year (1996-97), the allocation decreased to Rs. 1 million, to be spent on one project.

The PSDP for 1997-98 gives a much different picture. The number of schemes increased to 17, while the total allocation is Rs. 49,794 million, including a foreign aid component of Rs. 28,854 million. The projects include those projects located in the district and those with a provincial wide character that have activities in the district.

These figures have to be treated with some caution however, since it is not certain whether the provincial government can secure enough finances to underwrite the whole PSDP.

 

The projects mentioned in the PSDP 1997-98 are in the following sectors: forestry, roads, secondary and college education, drinking water, education (as part of the Social Action Programme) and health (SAP). The total of non-SAP sectors amounts to Rs. 38,302 million (77%), which leaves 23% for SAP.

The biggest share by far is earmarked for roads (Rs. 32,5 million, or 65%), followed at some distance by health activities in the SAP sector (Rs. 7,702, or 15,5%).

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