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  • 7/28/2019 Budget 2014: Annual Development Program ADP Abdullahil Mamun, Assistant Professor of Economics, DBA, IIUC

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    Budget for FY2014

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    Abdullahil MamunAssistant Professor of Economics

    Department of Business Administration,

    International Islamic University Chittagong,

    Bangladesh.

    Annual Development Program(ADP)

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    Table 3: ADP Utilization (Taka in Crore)

    FY PADP RADP

    RADP as %

    of PADP

    ADP

    Utilization

    ADP Utilization Rate

    (As % of RADP)

    ADP Utilization Rate

    (As % of PADP)

    2008-09 25600 23000 89.84 19700 85.65 76.952009-10 30500 28500 93.44 25918 90.94 84.98

    2010-11 38500 35830 93.06 33007 92.12 85.73

    2011-12 46000 41080 89.30 38020 92.55 82.65

    2012-13 55000 52366 95.21 25921 49.50 47.13

    RADP- Revised Annual Development Program, PADP- Proposed Annual Development Program.

    ADP allocation is Tk. 65,870 crore: 5.5% of GDP, 29.6% of expenditure target,

    25.8% and 19.8% higher than the revised and proposed ADP of FY2013,

    respectively.

    For the last twenty years, the expenditure on the ADP is continuously increasing

    while implementation of ADP is much lower than its target.

    Last three years ADP utilization rate is over 92%.

    In earlier years ADP implementation in early months (in the first three quarters)

    was very poor and maximum ADP utilization took place in the last quarter.

    In FY2013, 49.5% ADP allocation was implemented in the first three quarters

    which was 44.8% in FY2012. For FY2013, once again we have to relay on the ADP performance of last quarter

    ADP performance: Past to Present

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    If such, in FY2014: the expected ADP utilization will be around Tk. 47310 crore

    ADP utilization will not be sufficient to maintain the expected

    investment-GDP ratio

    It will be difficult to achieve the proposed growth target

    In FY2013 ADP has been downsized to Tk. 52,366 crore

    Definitely public investment target of 7.2% will not be met.

    ADP performance: Past to Present

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    - On average 11.33 percent reduction of proposed ADP allocation has been

    observed

    - 81 percent of revised ADP is utilized, and- Highest implementation takes place in the last three months of every

    fiscal year.

    (Unnayan Onneshan, 2011)

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    ADP Allocation in Recent Budget

    Sector

    No of

    Projects

    Share

    FY12

    (RADP)

    Share

    FY13

    (RADP)

    Share

    FY14

    (ADP)

    Growth

    ADPFY13

    over

    RADPFY12

    Growth

    ADPFY14

    over

    RADPFY13

    Transport 203 15.1 14.5 23.3 31.1 85.1Power 54 17.6 15 13.7 9.6 5.7

    Education & Religious Affairs 105 11.8 11.6 13.3 52.9 32.6

    Rural Development & Institutions 86 12.3 11.8 10.1 24.2 -1.3

    Physical Planning, Water Supply

    & Housing 133 10.2 8.5 8.3 26.1 11.7

    Top Five Sectors 581 67 61.4 68.7 27.3 29Total ADP 1030 100 61.4 100 34.1 15.3

    Top 5 sectors has received 68.7% of the total allocation

    85.1% ADP growth of FY14 over FY13 for transport is noteworthy. The

    incremental allocation for transport sector is 83.4%.

    Total allocation for Padma Multipurpose Bridge Project (PMBP) is Tk.6,852 crore

    - 10.4% of proposed ADP

    - 42.7% of ADP allocation to transport sector, and

    - 33.4% of the total PMBP project cost

    Continuing projects receive a maximum of 48.5%, only 1.9% for new

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    Challenges for ADP Implementation

    Implementation capacity is not improved

    In FY2014, gross foreign aid requirement will be around USD 345 crore: 12.11% of

    budget, 2.3% of GDP. It is almost an unreachable target in view of the following

    facts-

    Government itself is worried about the fall in domestic private investment.

    Foreign aid faces major cut when there is a slow ADP implementation.

    InFY2013, only USD 200 crore is received against the target of USD 302 crore

    Weak institutional capacity is evident: project aid utilization is low, despite

    availability of foreign aid in the pipeline.

    Outcomes The reliance on domestic sources for ADP financing may continue

    Untidy scenario in ADP accomplishment limits employment generation scope

    DosDynamism in the administrative machinery should be ensured

    But in the budget it is not mentioned how ADP would be implemented smoothly.

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