Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission
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<strong>Manual</strong> For <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Projects</strong><br />
Commercial All schemes costing below Rs 8.00 million (Non-Recurring)<br />
Organizations having and or Rs 2.00 million (Recurring) subject to certain<br />
a Director/ Member conditions.<br />
Finance approved by<br />
Finance Division<br />
9. Northern Areas<br />
<strong>Development</strong><br />
Working Party<br />
10. Islamabad<br />
<strong>Development</strong><br />
Working Party<br />
11. FATA DC<br />
12. FATA<br />
All schemes costing below Rs 20.00 million (Non-recurring)<br />
and or Rs 4.00 million (Recurring) subject to certain<br />
conditions.<br />
All schemes costing below Rs 20.00 million (Non-recurring)<br />
and or Rs 4.00 million (Recurring) subject to certain<br />
conditions.<br />
All schemes costing below Rs 20.00 million (Non-recurring)<br />
and or Rs 4.00 million (Recurring) subject to certain<br />
conditions.<br />
Governor NWFP is empowered to sanction FATA schemes to<br />
the extent permissible in respect of Provincial schemes i.e. all<br />
FATA schemes costing upto and including Rs 60.00 million<br />
(Non-recurring) after they have been processed by the<br />
PDWP.<br />
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6.11 The above said powers are in respect of Public Sector projects. However, if a project has<br />
been rejected by the Prime Minister, processing it through DDWP/CDWP/ECNEC becomes<br />
redundant (Annexure-XX/B). The Cabinet in its meeting held on 11-12-1995 reviewed its earlier<br />
decision regarding construction of administrative buildings in Islamabad taken in its meeting held<br />
on 3rd July, 1995 (Case No.244/14/95) and decided that no administrative/office buildings should<br />
be constructed by any Federal Government department or corporation throughout Pakistan without<br />
prior approval of the Cabinet. Summaries in this regard should reflect the views of the <strong>Planning</strong><br />
and <strong>Development</strong> Division (Annexure-XXC). The cases relating to the private sector are generally<br />
referred to the Economic Coordination Committee of the Cabinet, whose Charter is at Annexure-<br />
XXI.<br />
6.12 The Provincial Government's projects are presently considered in the meetings of the<br />
Provincial <strong>Development</strong> Working Party (PDWP) chaired by the Additional Chief Secretary (Dev)<br />
in the provinces of Balochistan, Sindh and NWFP. The PDWP in the Punjab province is headed by<br />
the Chairman, <strong>Planning</strong> & <strong>Development</strong> Board. Corresponding to these bodies, there exists in the<br />
Federal Government, Departmental <strong>Development</strong> Working Parties (DDWP) in the<br />
Ministries/Divisions headed by their Secretaries with the Financial Advisors and others concerned<br />
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