Bulk allocation 2024-2925
Bulk allocation 2024-2925
A lump sum allocation is a part of the government's development budget that is allocated for the overall development of a specific sector or area, rather than specifically allocated for a specific project. Typically, this money is spent through local governments or other organizations and requires a detailed plan for its use. [1, 2] A lump sum allocation is typically used for two purposes: Developmental work: This money is used for the development of roads, culverts, schools, healthcare, etc. at the local level. [1, 2] Meeting special needs: This money can be used to deal with disasters, develop disadvantaged communities, or for any special needs. [1] Some features of a lump sum allocation: It is not specifically allocated for a specific project, but is given for the overall development of a specific sector or area. [1, 2] A detailed plan is required for the use of this money. [1, 2] This money is spent through local governments or other organizations. [1, 2] Transparency and accountability need to be ensured in the use of this money. [1, 2] Advantages of lump sum allocation: Development work can be done quickly according to local needs. It is easier to deal with special situations. The independence of local governments increases. [1, 2] Disadvantages of lump sum allocation: There is a risk of waste or corruption if its use is not properly supervised. [1, 2] Many times, its benefits are not achieved due to the lack of specific plans and goals. [1] Proper management and supervision are required for the proper use of allocated funds.
Planning and Implementation: Cabinet Division, A2I, BCC, DoICT and BASIS