Manual for Development Projects - Planning Commission

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