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  Item    Name of Programs, Projects,        Amount of          Amount
   No.             and Activities           Appropriation       Utilized         Balance
         Medicines/Medical Supplies for
   6     RHU                                  2,700,000.00 ₱ 2,591,409.77         108,590.23
   7     Medical Outreach Program             1,500,000.00   1,204,660.72         295,339.28
   8     Blood Letting Program                  300,000.00     100,500.00         199,500.00
   9     Provision for Solo Parent            1,000,000.00              -       1,000,000.00
         Conduct of Advocacy on
         Reproductive Health-Trainings/
         Seminars/Orientation on Family
   10    Planning                               400,000.00                 -      400,000.00
         Comprehensive Training for
   11    Mothers                                330,000.00        30,000.00       300,000.00
         Seed Dispersal/Farm Input (RIC
   12    members)                               400,000.00       148,820.00       251,180.00
         Capability Building for Women
   13    Farmers                                300,000.00       279,800.00        20,200.00
   14    Women's Month Celebration              200,000.00       151,000.00        49,000.00
         Orientation/Seminars/ Training
  15     on GAD Laws                            250,000.00        99,750.00        150,250.00
 Total                                     ₱ 10,250,000.00   ₱ 5,369,340.49    ₱ 4,880,659.51
 Percentage                                      100             52.38             47.62

10.3. However, the related Registry of Allotment and Obligations indicated that out of the
      total GAD appropriations amounting to ₱10,250,000.00, only ₱5,369,340.49 was
      utilized, reflecting a utilization rate of 52.38 percent. Consequently, the amount of
      ₱4,880,659.51, which represents 47.62 percent, remained unexpended at the end of
      the year.

10.4. As a result, some of the GAD programs, projects, and activities were either not
      implemented or only partially implemented, which led to the corresponding
      objectives not being substantially achieved, thereby depriving the intended
      beneficiaries of the benefits that should have been appropriately afforded to them.

10.5. We recommended that the GAD Focal Point ensure the effective
      implementation of GAD programs, projects, and activities as planned, in order
      to achieve the GAD objectives.

10.6. We further recommended that Management maximize the utilization of GAD
      funds to ensure that the intended outcomes are fully realized and that
      beneficiaries receive the appropriate support and services

10.7. The Municipal GAD Focal Person commented that they implemented the programs,
      projects, and activities planned for CY 2024 using funding from the national
      government.




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