PBBM can tap DepEd's unused P36-B funds to augment its 2025 budget—Escudero

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PBBM can tap DepEd's unused P36-B funds to augment its 2025 budget—Escudero
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President Marcos Jr. can tap over ₱36 billion in unused funds in the Department of Education (DepEd) to augment the agency’s budget after the bicameral conference committee of Congress moved to remove its ₱10 billion request for a computerization program.

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. can tap over ₱36 billion in unused funds in the Department of Education to augment the agency’s budget after the bicameral conference committee of Congress moved to remove its ₱10 billion request for a computerization program.

“There are several unspent items in the budget that can be used, particularly from the funds allocated for DepEd’s computerization program from 2022 to 2024,” Escudero said, citing figures from the submissions of the education department to Congress during the budget hearing. In 2022, some ₱13.068 billion had been allocated to the education department for its computerization program, and yet about ₱10.03 billion had remained unobligated. Last year, DepEd only spent 50 percent of its ₱20.4 billion allocation under the 2023 GAA. Under the current budget, the agency has yet to spend ₱15.9 billion of its ₱18.08 billion earmarked for computerization.

The senator from Bicol lamented, however, that due to the failure of DepEd to fully use its 2022 computerization budget, the ₱10.034 B in unobligated funds will revert to the National Treasury by the end of 2024.

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