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    2007 BUDGETARY ALLOCATIONS FOR PROGRAMS IMPLEMENTED BY GOVERNMENT STAFF ALMOST COMPLETELY SPENT

    Noyan Tapan
    http://www.nt.am/news.php?shownews=113297
    Ma y 13, 2008

    YEREVAN, MAY 13, NOYAN TAPAN. Out of 11,6 bln drams (about 38 mln
    USD) envisaged by the 2007 state budget for the Armenian government's
    staff, 11.4 bln drams was actually spent, the RA chief treasurer Atom
    Jnajughazian announced at the May 13 joint sitting of the RA National
    Assembly standing committees.

    According to him, allocations of 1.7 bln drams to education and
    allocations of 190 mln drams to health care, which were envisaged
    under the 3rd program of the Social Investment Fund with the
    assistance of the World bank, were almost completely used. The 400
    mln-dram allocation for holding events of Year of Armenia in France
    was completely spent. Assistance of 37 mln drams was provided to the
    information and analytical center of economic reforms, while ethnic
    minorities received assistance of 30 mln drams. The WB-sponsored city
    heating program's expenditures were exceeded by 30.4%, with 1.9 bln
    drams being spent instead of envisaged 1.5 bln drams.

    Out of 2.9 bln drams envisaged for pedigree stock breeding, seed
    growing and other projects under the Millennium Challenge grant
    program implemented with the assistance of the U.S. government, 2.2
    bln drams was spent. Out of 1.2 bln drams for industry, agriculture
    and environmental protection by the same grant program, 330 mln drams
    was spent. 317.7 mln drams was envisaged by the Millennium Challenge
    Program for road improvement, while actual expenditures made 517
    mln drams.

    Armavia airline received compensation of 116 mln drams for transporting
    people and humanitarian aid from the border war zone of Israel and
    Lebanon.
    From: Baghdasarian
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