Overall
Expenditure Framework for FY 2006-2007
|
The
target of revenue receipt for FY 2006-07 is estimated
at Tk. 52542 crore which is 11.3 percent of the GDP |
This
estimate is 17 percent higher than the revised revenue
estimate for FY 2005-06 |
Out
of this, the non-development outlay has been estimated
at Tk. 42286 crore which is 14 percent higher than the
revised budget |
The
total developmental expenditure in the next fiscal year
will stand at Tk. 28463 crore which is 6.1 percent of
GDP |
This
proposed developmental expenditure will be 21 percent
higher than that of the revised budget |
|
Human
Resources Development
|
22
percent of the total budget for expansion and qualitative
improvement of health and education |
In
FY 2006-07, allocation for human resource development
has been proposed to raise to 23 percent of the total
budget |
|
6-year
Second Primary Education Development Programme (SPEDP)
has been launched at a total cost of approximately Tk.
5000 crore |
A
stipend programme at a cost of Tk. 3312 crore is being
implemented |
The
female-male teacher ratio has been raised to 44 percent |
To
bring the primary school dropouts and out-of-school
children to the mainstream, a project titled Reaching
Out of School Children (ROSC) is under implementation
|
An
additional allocation of Tk. 45 crore to enhance primary
teachers’ emoluments |
Women
Education Development
|
Under
“Female Stipend Programme” and “Food
for Education Programme”, government is providing
stipends, examination fees and tuition fees to about 25
lakhs female students. |
| In
FY 2006-07, the proposal is to increase the allocation
to Taka 52 crore by increasing the total number of scholarships
to 101000. |
|
| Suitable
trade courses have been introduced for women |
| Three
Polytechnic Institutes only for the women are in process
of establishment |
