Filtering the development budget 1406; Stopping projects is not a priority.
🔸 In drafting the 1406 development budget, the government introduced new limitations on defining new projects and allocating funds to existing ones.
🔹 Prohibition on initiating new projects without canceling old projects: For each new project that is proposed, the agencies must complete and remove one existing project from the 1405 budget. In addition, at least 50% of the funding required for the new project must be secured through asset monetization or private sector participation.
🔹 Prioritization of projects in four layers: development projects are classified into four priority levels: very high, high, medium and no priority. At least 50% of the funds allocated to the special activities of the planning organization must be directed to the first two categories. 🔹 Stopping non-priority projects: Implementation of fourth priority projects will be stopped, and these projects must be re-evaluated in terms of value engineering, potential for participation from the private sector and financing methods.
🔹 Concentration of 70% of resources in high priority projects: At least 70% of the balanced national development funds and Section 56 permits must be allocated to projects classified as very high or high priority.
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