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KPK is doing work well..keep it up
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And the amazing thing is this medical care is been given to those who cannot afford it and the premium will be paid by kpk govt.
You remember PTI in its election manifesto said that "We will promote health insurance in Pakistan". Unfortunately PTI wasn't able to make govt in federal but in KPK PTI is fulfilling it commitments to KPK people and I am sure KPK will never forget it. Some old pathans said that last time we saw development by bhutto sb (Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto) in our province and now its PTI govt who is delivering us.
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Badal Raha Hai Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
A Revolutionary initiative of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government,#BillionTreeTsunami reshaping the Future of Pakistan, a project intended to counter the effects of Global Warming. Plant a TREE in your Home, Office, School, College and be part of this Revolutionary Initiative that is meant for the Future of Pakistan.
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جی ہاں ! صرف خیبر پختونخوا ہی وو صوبہ ہے جہاں ہر سرکاری ریسٹ ہاؤس اب آپ کے لئے حاضر ہے -
A Revolutionary initiative of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government,#BillionTreeTsunami reshaping the Future of Pakistan, a project intended to counter the effects of Global Warming. Plant a TREE in your Home, Office, School, College and be part of this Revolutionary Initiative that is meant for the Future of Pakistan.
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For a better future: Youth of K-P to be trained in hydropower management
PESHAWAR: To make employment opportunities and improve the present workforce, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (KP-TEVTA) has initiated competency-based training in 13 different technical training institutes for the first time across the province.
While speaking to The Express Tribune on Saturday, Government College of Technology Swat Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Micro Hydro Power project Abid Alam said in early 2015, KP-TEVTA developed a professional micro hydropower training programme which was unique in not only K-P, but Pakistan well.
He added for this purpose, selected staff was sent to ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM), Indonesia in 2015 for capacity development.
Abid further said the training meant to make the participants professionally sound in hydro energy conversion and for planning, designing, installing and maintaining MHP stations at suitable sites.
Prior work
He maintained around 1,300 teachers have been trained in 79 in-service training courses that were conducted across the country. The teachers have been trained to make their students competent in the field.
He said they started the trainings in their respective institutions and currently 30 students were enrolled in the programme.
Eligibility and levels
Alam shared that a student could apply for this course after completing Secondary School Certificate.
He said in the first level, they will be informed regarding the introduction of MHP, while in the second level they will be taught about mechanical, electrical and civil constructions.
In the third level, students will learn about MHP operations and maintenance, he said, and in the fourth one trainers will impart knowledge of MHP management.
He said students from across the province can apply for this course.
Social good
Meanwhile, KP-TEVTA Chairperson Arshad Umerzai told The Express Tribune , “The training programme is not only important for economic development but would also ensure reduction in poverty and provision of a better livelihood to the young population of the province.”
He said the K-P government will try to establish technical and vocational institutes in each district and tehsil to produce skilled labour.
He pointed out K-P was blessed with the natural resource of water, which could produce almost 40,000 megawatts of hydel power.
Small hydel power plants would be installed in different areas of the province which will not only generate power but would also provide job opportunities to the youth, he said.
The two-year training programme is financially supported by foreign donors, while GIZ, a Germany-based organisation, implemented this programme in collaboration with National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) and provincial TEVTAs in November 2015.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 12th, 2016.
PESHAWAR: To make employment opportunities and improve the present workforce, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (KP-TEVTA) has initiated competency-based training in 13 different technical training institutes for the first time across the province.
While speaking to The Express Tribune on Saturday, Government College of Technology Swat Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Micro Hydro Power project Abid Alam said in early 2015, KP-TEVTA developed a professional micro hydropower training programme which was unique in not only K-P, but Pakistan well.
He added for this purpose, selected staff was sent to ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM), Indonesia in 2015 for capacity development.
Abid further said the training meant to make the participants professionally sound in hydro energy conversion and for planning, designing, installing and maintaining MHP stations at suitable sites.
Prior work
He maintained around 1,300 teachers have been trained in 79 in-service training courses that were conducted across the country. The teachers have been trained to make their students competent in the field.
He said they started the trainings in their respective institutions and currently 30 students were enrolled in the programme.
Eligibility and levels
Alam shared that a student could apply for this course after completing Secondary School Certificate.
He said in the first level, they will be informed regarding the introduction of MHP, while in the second level they will be taught about mechanical, electrical and civil constructions.
In the third level, students will learn about MHP operations and maintenance, he said, and in the fourth one trainers will impart knowledge of MHP management.
He said students from across the province can apply for this course.
Social good
Meanwhile, KP-TEVTA Chairperson Arshad Umerzai told The Express Tribune , “The training programme is not only important for economic development but would also ensure reduction in poverty and provision of a better livelihood to the young population of the province.”
He said the K-P government will try to establish technical and vocational institutes in each district and tehsil to produce skilled labour.
He pointed out K-P was blessed with the natural resource of water, which could produce almost 40,000 megawatts of hydel power.
Small hydel power plants would be installed in different areas of the province which will not only generate power but would also provide job opportunities to the youth, he said.
The two-year training programme is financially supported by foreign donors, while GIZ, a Germany-based organisation, implemented this programme in collaboration with National Vocational and Technical Training Commission (NAVTTC) and provincial TEVTAs in November 2015.
Published in The Express Tribune, June 12th, 2016.
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KP govt to handover developmental affairs to local bodies: minister
He said this, while talking to a delegation of local government representatives from Chitral, which called on him, here in Civil Secretariat. The Former MNA, Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali, had led the delegation.
In addition to informing the finance minister regarding the financial requirements of the Tehsil Administration (TMA) Chitral, the delegation also discussed development schemes and matters relating to public welfare with him in detail.
The provincial minister said that after getting powers and resources, the elected local bodies’ representatives will have to prove their capabilities and win the hearts of the people through showing good performance. He said that the Finance Department was currently making the process of the release of funds to local government institutions fast and transparent, further adding that after the budget session of the provincial assembly, he along with the Accountant General will start visiting accounts and audit offices across the province including Chitral.
During the visits, the provincial finance minister said, not only will he review matters of funds release and other affairs, but will also collect information regarding complaints and problems of accounts offices. He said that the government wanted the introduction of transparent and judicious automotive mechanism for the utilisation of development and non-development funds in which the cooperation of all stakeholders is a must.
In response to the problems and demands highlighted by the delegation, the provincial minister assured that the second instalment of Rs. 57.2 million for the development schemes of TMA Chitral will be released during the current month. In this connection, he had already issued directives.
Similarly, he also agreed to the transfer of 44 employees of District Council to TMA and gave it his formal approval. However, he said that instead of announcing a special grant for the TMA, he will ensure the allocation of suitable funds for it. The minister clarified that in future instead of depending on governmental grants, local government institutions will have to utilise their local resources and internal financial means for municipal services and their development activities, which is the new policy of the government.
He said this, while talking to a delegation of local government representatives from Chitral, which called on him, here in Civil Secretariat. The Former MNA, Maulana Abdul Akbar Chitrali, had led the delegation.
In addition to informing the finance minister regarding the financial requirements of the Tehsil Administration (TMA) Chitral, the delegation also discussed development schemes and matters relating to public welfare with him in detail.
The provincial minister said that after getting powers and resources, the elected local bodies’ representatives will have to prove their capabilities and win the hearts of the people through showing good performance. He said that the Finance Department was currently making the process of the release of funds to local government institutions fast and transparent, further adding that after the budget session of the provincial assembly, he along with the Accountant General will start visiting accounts and audit offices across the province including Chitral.
During the visits, the provincial finance minister said, not only will he review matters of funds release and other affairs, but will also collect information regarding complaints and problems of accounts offices. He said that the government wanted the introduction of transparent and judicious automotive mechanism for the utilisation of development and non-development funds in which the cooperation of all stakeholders is a must.
In response to the problems and demands highlighted by the delegation, the provincial minister assured that the second instalment of Rs. 57.2 million for the development schemes of TMA Chitral will be released during the current month. In this connection, he had already issued directives.
Similarly, he also agreed to the transfer of 44 employees of District Council to TMA and gave it his formal approval. However, he said that instead of announcing a special grant for the TMA, he will ensure the allocation of suitable funds for it. The minister clarified that in future instead of depending on governmental grants, local government institutions will have to utilise their local resources and internal financial means for municipal services and their development activities, which is the new policy of the government.
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For a better future: Youth of K-P to be trained in hydro power management
One of the training centres in K-P.
PESHAWAR: To make employment opportunities and improve the present workforce, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (KP-TEVTA) has initiated competency-based training in 13 different technical training institutes for the first time across the province.
While speaking to The Express Tribune on Saturday, Government College of Technology Swat Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Micro Hydro Power project Abid Alam said in early 2015, KP-TEVTA developed a professional micro hydropower training programme which was unique in not only K-P, but Pakistan well.
He added for this purpose, selected staff was sent to ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM), Indonesia in 2015 for capacity development.
Abid further said the training meant to make the participants professionally sound in hydro energy conversion and for planning, designing, installing and maintaining MHP stations at suitable sites.
One of the training centres in K-P.
PESHAWAR: To make employment opportunities and improve the present workforce, Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Technical Education and Vocational Training Authority (KP-TEVTA) has initiated competency-based training in 13 different technical training institutes for the first time across the province.
While speaking to The Express Tribune on Saturday, Government College of Technology Swat Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Micro Hydro Power project Abid Alam said in early 2015, KP-TEVTA developed a professional micro hydropower training programme which was unique in not only K-P, but Pakistan well.
He added for this purpose, selected staff was sent to ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM), Indonesia in 2015 for capacity development.
Abid further said the training meant to make the participants professionally sound in hydro energy conversion and for planning, designing, installing and maintaining MHP stations at suitable sites.
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KP unveils Rs.505 billion budget
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government announced its ‘balanced’ budget of Rs.505 billion for fiscal year 2016-17 Tuesday evening.
Finance Minister Muzaffar Said Advocate presented the budget in the Provincial Assembly amid protest by opposition members.
About revenue targets, he said the province will receive 293 billion rupees from the federal divisible pool which is 17 percent more than the amount received in the outgoing fiscal year.
The province will also get 35 billion rupees from the federal government for war on terror, about 19 billion rupees as net-profit of hydel power generation and 17 billion rupees as royalty of oil and gas.
200 smart schools
According to the budget document, the KPK government has allocated Rs 12.45 billion for 72 projects.
Muzaffar Syed said Rs.10 billion for 64 ongoing and Rs2.42 billion for eight new projects have been earmarked in the budget.
The Finance Minister said 160 new primary schools and 100 new secondary schools would be constructed for male and female students in the province whereas 100 religious seminaries would be converted into primary schools.
The Minister said 200 smart schools would be set-up in the province. He said six cluster hostels for women would be constructed besides bringing improvement in 200 higher secondary schools and two each cadet colleges in Mardan and Swat would be setup.
As many as 500 new IT labs would setup in government high and higher secondary schools in the province besides construction of examination halls in 100 high and higher secondary schools in the province.
The names and photos of the martyrs of Army Public School, Peshawar would be displayed in the premises of Archives Library besides repair and restoration of schools in earthquake and flood hit areas of the province besides repair and reconstruction of 50 already existing schools on need basis.
In addition to construction of 1300 community schools for basic education of female students and a monthly stipends of Rs200 for female students of class VI to class X of 4,46,000 elementary schools.
Rs10.54 bn for 93 health projects
The government has earmarked Rs.10.54 billion in Annual Development Programme (ADP) 2016-17 with main focus on establishment of construction and up gradation of hospitals and purchase of equipments and free treatment facilities to patients.
Free treatment facilities would be provided to poor patients of TB, Cancer and Hepatitis in the province.
He said a new five years program “KP Immunization Programme’ with financial assistance of ‘GAVI’ fund would be started besides a new comprehensive program for controlling Thalassemia, HIV and Hepatitis diseases under which testing and screening facilities would be provided at divisional level.
“Seht Saholat Programme” (Health Facilitative Programme) has been extended to all province that would facilitate 1.738 million poor families to get free treatment of fatal diseases under health insurance scheme.
The DHQ hospital in Swabi would be reconstructed besides up gradation of civil hospital Shakara Dara Kohat and rural health centre Ogi Manshera to category D hospitals.
Land would be acquired for construction of Guju Khan Medical College Swabi and medical college at Timergara Dir Lower would be constructed besides setting up of Khyber Institute of Neurosciences Research Centre in Mardan and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Medical College Peshawr.
Rs.10.80 bln for 330 communication sectors projects
The KP government has allocated Rs10.80 billion for 330 projects with main focus on repair and construction of roads, bridges and expressways.
In his budget speech, finance minister Muzaffar Said Advocate said focus on roads and bridges’ repair besides construction of 650 kilometer roads and completion of 17RCC bridges.
Rs 460 mln allocated for Social Welfare
The government has allocated Rs 460 million for 27 projects pertaining to uplift of social welfare, special education and women development.
Status of special education institutes would be up-gradated to elementary schools at divisional level in the provinces besides taking initiatives for welfare of transvestite and baggers.
The capacity of special education centres would be enhanced besides establishment of centre for facilitation of transvestites.
A social welfare complex at Nowshera and a complex for special education at Dir Lower would also be constructed besides polishing embroidery skills of 3125 women.
The Minister said a state of the art ‘Zamon Kor’ (Our House) model institute for street children would be constructed besides starting of a survey to find out estimates of numbers of special children so that effective planning would be made for their welfare and education.
Rs 4.78 bn for Higher Education, Criminology & Forensic Science Institute
The KP government has allocated Rs4.78 billion for 60 projects in higher education in ADP 2016-17 in budget with main focus on construction of colleges and setting up of Criminology and Forensic Science Institute at University of Peshawar (UoP) besides establishment of 10 new government colleges on need basis in the province.
Presenting budget for fiscal year 2016-17 at the floor of the assembly, the Finance Minister Muzaffar Said said that Rs4.784 billion have been allocated for 60 projects in higher education including Rs3.6385 billion for 45 ongoing projects and Rs1.1454 billion for 15 news projects in the province.
In addition to enhance capacity of Jahanzaib College Swat, colleges in earthquake affected areas would be repaired and rehabilitated besides provision of facilities at the government libraries, financial assistance to Pashto academy and sub campus of Bannu university at Lakki Marwat.
Academic blocks at Ghulam Ishaq Institute of Engineering and Technology Swabi would be constructed besides up gradation of Abdul Wali Khan University and setting up of sub campus of Engineering University at Dir Upper in addition to up gradation of sub campus of Chitral University to full fledge university. – Samaa/APP
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Summary of budget
Education = 111 Billion = 22% of total budget
Health = 17.47 Billion
Salaries and Pensions = 10% increment
Agriculture = 3.80 billion
Subsidy on wheat = 2.9 Billion
Irrigation = 3.42 Billion
Forests = 2 Billion
Police = 32.94 Billion
Interior Ministry = 2.42 Billion
Interest on Loans = 8.08 Billion
Local Govt = 33.9 Billion for Districts Govts
36,232 jobs will be created
Allowance for Physically Challenged Persons = Rs 1000 PM
KPK will generate Rs 113.5 Billion from its own resources.
PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government announced its ‘balanced’ budget of Rs.505 billion for fiscal year 2016-17 Tuesday evening.
Finance Minister Muzaffar Said Advocate presented the budget in the Provincial Assembly amid protest by opposition members.
About revenue targets, he said the province will receive 293 billion rupees from the federal divisible pool which is 17 percent more than the amount received in the outgoing fiscal year.
The province will also get 35 billion rupees from the federal government for war on terror, about 19 billion rupees as net-profit of hydel power generation and 17 billion rupees as royalty of oil and gas.
200 smart schools
According to the budget document, the KPK government has allocated Rs 12.45 billion for 72 projects.
Muzaffar Syed said Rs.10 billion for 64 ongoing and Rs2.42 billion for eight new projects have been earmarked in the budget.
The Finance Minister said 160 new primary schools and 100 new secondary schools would be constructed for male and female students in the province whereas 100 religious seminaries would be converted into primary schools.
The Minister said 200 smart schools would be set-up in the province. He said six cluster hostels for women would be constructed besides bringing improvement in 200 higher secondary schools and two each cadet colleges in Mardan and Swat would be setup.
As many as 500 new IT labs would setup in government high and higher secondary schools in the province besides construction of examination halls in 100 high and higher secondary schools in the province.
The names and photos of the martyrs of Army Public School, Peshawar would be displayed in the premises of Archives Library besides repair and restoration of schools in earthquake and flood hit areas of the province besides repair and reconstruction of 50 already existing schools on need basis.
In addition to construction of 1300 community schools for basic education of female students and a monthly stipends of Rs200 for female students of class VI to class X of 4,46,000 elementary schools.
Rs10.54 bn for 93 health projects
The government has earmarked Rs.10.54 billion in Annual Development Programme (ADP) 2016-17 with main focus on establishment of construction and up gradation of hospitals and purchase of equipments and free treatment facilities to patients.
Free treatment facilities would be provided to poor patients of TB, Cancer and Hepatitis in the province.
He said a new five years program “KP Immunization Programme’ with financial assistance of ‘GAVI’ fund would be started besides a new comprehensive program for controlling Thalassemia, HIV and Hepatitis diseases under which testing and screening facilities would be provided at divisional level.
“Seht Saholat Programme” (Health Facilitative Programme) has been extended to all province that would facilitate 1.738 million poor families to get free treatment of fatal diseases under health insurance scheme.
The DHQ hospital in Swabi would be reconstructed besides up gradation of civil hospital Shakara Dara Kohat and rural health centre Ogi Manshera to category D hospitals.
Land would be acquired for construction of Guju Khan Medical College Swabi and medical college at Timergara Dir Lower would be constructed besides setting up of Khyber Institute of Neurosciences Research Centre in Mardan and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Medical College Peshawr.
Rs.10.80 bln for 330 communication sectors projects
The KP government has allocated Rs10.80 billion for 330 projects with main focus on repair and construction of roads, bridges and expressways.
In his budget speech, finance minister Muzaffar Said Advocate said focus on roads and bridges’ repair besides construction of 650 kilometer roads and completion of 17RCC bridges.
Rs 460 mln allocated for Social Welfare
The government has allocated Rs 460 million for 27 projects pertaining to uplift of social welfare, special education and women development.
Status of special education institutes would be up-gradated to elementary schools at divisional level in the provinces besides taking initiatives for welfare of transvestite and baggers.
The capacity of special education centres would be enhanced besides establishment of centre for facilitation of transvestites.
A social welfare complex at Nowshera and a complex for special education at Dir Lower would also be constructed besides polishing embroidery skills of 3125 women.
The Minister said a state of the art ‘Zamon Kor’ (Our House) model institute for street children would be constructed besides starting of a survey to find out estimates of numbers of special children so that effective planning would be made for their welfare and education.
Rs 4.78 bn for Higher Education, Criminology & Forensic Science Institute
The KP government has allocated Rs4.78 billion for 60 projects in higher education in ADP 2016-17 in budget with main focus on construction of colleges and setting up of Criminology and Forensic Science Institute at University of Peshawar (UoP) besides establishment of 10 new government colleges on need basis in the province.
Presenting budget for fiscal year 2016-17 at the floor of the assembly, the Finance Minister Muzaffar Said said that Rs4.784 billion have been allocated for 60 projects in higher education including Rs3.6385 billion for 45 ongoing projects and Rs1.1454 billion for 15 news projects in the province.
In addition to enhance capacity of Jahanzaib College Swat, colleges in earthquake affected areas would be repaired and rehabilitated besides provision of facilities at the government libraries, financial assistance to Pashto academy and sub campus of Bannu university at Lakki Marwat.
Academic blocks at Ghulam Ishaq Institute of Engineering and Technology Swabi would be constructed besides up gradation of Abdul Wali Khan University and setting up of sub campus of Engineering University at Dir Upper in addition to up gradation of sub campus of Chitral University to full fledge university. – Samaa/APP
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Summary of budget
Education = 111 Billion = 22% of total budget
Health = 17.47 Billion
Salaries and Pensions = 10% increment
Agriculture = 3.80 billion
Subsidy on wheat = 2.9 Billion
Irrigation = 3.42 Billion
Forests = 2 Billion
Police = 32.94 Billion
Interior Ministry = 2.42 Billion
Interest on Loans = 8.08 Billion
Local Govt = 33.9 Billion for Districts Govts
36,232 jobs will be created
Allowance for Physically Challenged Persons = Rs 1000 PM
KPK will generate Rs 113.5 Billion from its own resources.
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And what about CSF and aid which Punjab govt and central will receive from other countries? What about $40 million aid from Japan? what about millions of dollars aid which FATA and Pakistan received from Saudi Arabia and UAE? What about $2 billion aid which was received by Pakistan last year?
At least KPK suffered from terrorism in past due to which it is receiving aid to complete the infrastructure which suffered from war on terror unlikely your leaders whom haven't suffered badly but still receiving aid and fulfilling their pockets and offshore accounts in panama.
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Nice work KPK Govt
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