By: Wens Silvestre
At the end of FY 2010, the Institutional Budget Amended (PIM) 2010 amounted to S /. 106 140 million, ie, S /. 24.28 billion (29.7%) more than the Budget Institutional Opening (PIA) 2010. Meanwhile, progress on budget execution during this period amounted to S /. 88.7 billion (83.6%) of the amount budgeted.
On the other hand, with respect to the category of non-financial assets (Investments) PIM 2010 amounted to S /. 33.9 billion, but only managed to spend S /. 24.8 billion, ie, executed only 73% of the amount devoted to investment, leaving an unused balance of S/.9.2 one billion (27% of the total for investment), without doubt, significant resources that could contribute to higher GDP growth by about 2.2% ( GDP is estimated that 2010 would be S /. 420 000 000 000 - Revised MMM 2011-2013). Disaggregating
resources for investment by level of government, we see that the National Government is the best result obtained in implementing resources for investments, these amounted to 79.6% (S /. 9.7 billion), while local governments ran the 75.1% (S /. 10.2 billion) and less efficient in the implementation of resources for investment projects were regional governments, which carried only 60% (S /. 5 billion) of funding for that purpose, no doubt, they require technical support for their resources to major projects (see chart).
0 comments:
Post a Comment