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The document said in order to achieve the above mentioned goal, a new business model has been drafted on the lines of corporate financing and so as to do away with the conventional method of public sector financing. — AFP/File PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a new financial model for the Pakhtunkhwa Hydel Development Organisation (Pedo) allowing the public sector entity to engage private lenders to finance its future projects instead of relying on government funding. ...

The document said in order to achieve the above mentioned goal, a new business model has been drafted on the lines of corporate financing and so as to do away with the conventional method of public sector financing. — AFP/File PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a new financial model for the Pakhtunkhwa Hydel Development Organisation (Pedo) allowing the public sector entity to engage private lenders to finance its future projects instead of relying on government funding. ...

Govt won’t take advice harmful for country: PM Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. File photo Bss, Dhaka Bss, Dhaka Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday said her government would not take any advice that would cause damage to the country. "Once upon a time, the state was run with advice [from others]. But I dont do so. My word is -- the country is mine and I know it better how we will develop the country. We will take advice, but it will not cause any d...

Health division spends only 26pc of ADP outlay Representational image Rejaul Karim Byron Rejaul Karim Byron Despite giving special focus on the health sector, the government could implement only 26 per cent of the sectors Annual Development Programme in the first 10 months of the current fiscal year. Out of the Tk 11,979 crore allocation against 53 projects, the Health Services Division could spend only Tk 3,050 crore during the July-April period. M...

LAHORE: Chief Minister Usman Buzdar has said ‘incompetent’ opposition parties have no agenda and strategy for people rather all their efforts are to save their corruption.The chief...

Meeting reviews ADP May 6, 2021 BAHAWALPUR: ACS South Punjab Saqib Zafar chaired a meeting to review the Annual Development Programme (ADP) 2020-21 here Tuesday. According to a handout, the meeting was attended by secretaries of different departments of South Punjab Secretariat. Secretary Planning and Development Shoaib Iqbal Syed briefed about the progress of the ongoing ADP in South Punjab. The ACS directed the respective secretaries to ensure timely completion of ongoing projects. Slow mov...

Projects must be implemented before timelines: Nasrul BSS 29th April, 2021 04:51:30 Stressing on implementing projects before scheduled timeframe, State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid today said there is no alternative way of hundred percent achievement of Annual Development Programme (ADP) without implementing projects before the stipulated time amid coronavirus pandemic. “We have to continuously make efforts for implementing projects before the scheduled timef...

The directive came into effect immediately, according to the circular. The circular reads no "Notification of Award" can be issued for any physical works (construction/structure) under the revenue and development budget in the remainder of the current fiscal year to combat the ongoing pandemic situation following the governments austerity policy. The fiscal year ends on June 30. However, physical works of the work orders already been given will continue as usual. After the completion of the bid...

621 uplift projects nearing completion in KP National April 21, 2021 PESHAWAR: A meeting chaired by Chief Minister Mahmood Khan was on Tuesday told that a total of 621 developmental projects out of a total of 800 would be completed by the end of this financial year. The progress on the third quarter of the current Annual Development Programme (ADP) was reviewed during the meeting, said an official handout. Chief Secretary Kazim Niaz, Additional Chief Secretary Shakeel Qadir and administrative...

Construction costs burdened with cement price rise Construction costs have been rising since March with each 50-kilogramme bag of cement now costing around Tk 50 more to sell for anywhere between Tk 450 and Tk 460. Photo: SK Enamul Haq The price of each 50-kilogramme bag of cement has increased by around 12 per cent, or Tk 50, to Tk 450 to Tk 460 -- a development that will push up construction costs, be it the governments development projects or privately-owned buildings. The price increased ...