LAHORE: The Punjab government approved 103 development schemes at an estimated cost of Rs 163876.727 million from July 1 to December 31, 2013.
According to the half-yearly report issued by the P&D Department on Tuesday, an amount of Rs 53885.715 million for 38 schemes of the road sector, Rs 245.882 million for five schemes of the energy sector, Rs 9026.755 million for 13 schemes of the health sector were among the main schemes approved during the period.
An amount of Rs 5501.858 million for two schemes of District Program Sector, Rs 51357.889 million for 11 schemes of Irrigation Sector, Rs 4.500 million for scheme of Consultancy Sector were also include in the 103 schemes.
Approval of Rs 4745.165 million for four schemes of Education Sector, Rs 210.987 million for schemes of TEVTA Sector, Rs 507.468 million for two schemes of Planning and Development Sector, Rs 2827.950 million for three schemes of Literacy Sector, Rs. 1428.311 million for schemes of Information Technology Sector were also include in them. An amount of Rs. 1773.108 million for two schemes of Youth Affairs Sector, Rs. 13475.929 million for six schemes of Urban Development Sector, Rs. 3.383 million for schemes of Archeology Sector, Rs. 60.00 million for schemes of Information Culture Sector, Rs. 14679.572 million for four schemes of PPH Sector, Rs. 672.202 million for schemes of Transport Sector were also part of them. Over Rs. 2.000 million for schemes of Forestry Sector, Rs. 12.450 million for two schemes of Agriculture Sector, Rs. 140.20 million for schemes of PPP Sector, Rs. 671.416 million for two schemes of Public Buildings Sector and Rs. 2724.347 million for schemes of Industry Sector were also approved by the Punjab Development Forum during the first half of fiscal year ending on December 31, 2013.
As many as 22 meetings of Provincial Development Working Party were conducted by P&D during the first half the financial year 2013-14 under the chairmanship of Muhammad Irfan Elahi, Chairman P&D Board.
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