THE Davao del Norte is leading the way in implementing farm-to-market roads and livelihood projects funded by the Department of Agriculture (DA) locally-funded projects under the Davao Integrated Development Program (DIDP).
The DIDP-Program Management Office (PMO) said Davao del Norte stood out among local government units of the Davao region in accomplishing various projects bankrolled by the Integrated Food Security Program (IFSP), which is a major component of the DIDP.
The PMO said the province achieved a liquidation rate of 70 percent for the first and second tranches of fund releases in 2010, as well as, 100 percent liquidation rate for the funds released in 2009 and 2008.
Davao del Norte earned the highest grade in accomplishing the DIDP projects, according to Engr. Grace Magalona of the DIDP-PMO, in her report during the recent DIDP board meeting at the Bulwagan ng Lalawigan in Mankilam, Tagum City presided over by DIDP chair Governor Rodolfo P. del Rosario.
The three component cities of the province followed suit in forging ahead with the implementation of the DIDP projects.
The cities of Tagum and the Island Garden City of Samal both earned 100 percent accomplishments, while Panabo City settled for 92 percent. [NOEL BAGUIO/DAVNOR PIO]
Subscribe
Login
0 Comments
Oldest