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Development spend slows

Ministries use 20pc of ADP outlay so far

Star Business Report
The ministries and departments spent 19.79 percent of the total allocation for the annual development programme in the first five months of fiscal 2014-15, down from 20 percent in the same period ayearago.
The implementation rate was 25 percentin the same period in fiscal 2012-13.
Between July and November, spending stood atTk 15,896 crore and the size of the total ADP was Tk 80,315 crore, according to planning ministry statistics.
The ADP will be implemented in a traditional way this year, said AHM Mustafa Kamal, planning minister.
But from the next year, a new dimension will be added to the implementation process, he said at a press meet organised to brief journalists on ADP implementation and the objectives of the seventh 5-year plan.
Kamal said the planning ministry will intensively monitor the realisation of different components of the project
The ministry's concerned divisions will maintain continuous contact with the line ministries and project directors,
he added.
Without the planning ministry's consent, the line ministries cannot transfer project directors; a circular has been issued in this regard, the minister said.
The biggest problem in project implementing is land acquisition, he added.
From now on, projects will be approved after making sure that there are no obstacles to land acquisition, said Kamal. The minister said he wants to implement 100 percent of the ADP in his tenure.
"After taking over the responsibility of the planning ministry, I have held several meetings with the officials and stakeholders, identified the problems and found solutions to those You will see results from next year."
Kamal said the government plans to take on a new project to solve housing problems of the low-income people like rickshaw pullers and auto rickshaw drivers; the matter has been discussed in the cabinet meeting.
The government will collect monthly savings from these people that will later be used to build flats for them in Dhaka or outside the capital, he added.