Академический Документы
Профессиональный Документы
Культура Документы
2010
2011
2012
22,402,271
22,035,085
21,892,645
22,035,085
21,892,645
General Fund
R.A. No. 9970
Automatic Appropriations
Continuing Appropriations
22,402,271
1,692,736
1,690,450
1,692,736
1,690,450
1,297,640
2,634,814
10,000
1,667,437
60,300
878,033
520,584
21,638
706,756
67,706
Budgetary Adjustment(s)
3,535,996
Transfer(s) from:
Miscellaneous Personnel Benefits Fund
3,494,805
428,211
253,787
Transfer(s) to:
Overall Savings
640,807)
28,928,643
26,360,349
21,892,645
Unused Appropriations
Unreleased
Appropriation
Unobligated Allotment
TOTAL OBLIGATIONS
2,218,782)
2,634,814)
2,545,470)
2,545,470)
326,688
89,344)
26,709,861
23,725,535
21,892,645
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GENERAL SUMMARY
STATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES
Current Operating Expenditures
Maintenance
and Other
requirements
Research,
Education
Skills Development
the
one hundred
Operating
Capital
Services
Expenses
Outlays
Total
Schools/Institutions
Higher
of
Personal
Extension
formerly
(CHED),
and
Integrated
Technical
Education
and
A.1.
A.2.
104,538,000 P
21,369,000
47,767,000
5,693,000
125,907,000
53,460,000
A.3.
235,727,000
49,229,000
284,956,000
A.4.
45,321,000
8,748,000
54,069,000
A.5.
628,603,000
106,180,000
734,783,000
A.6.
139,950,000
25,266,000
165,216,000
A.7.
296,026,000
64,457,000
360,483,000
A.8.
4,845,297,000
698,443,000
5,543,740,000
6,343,229,000
979,385,000
7,322,614,000
340,631,000
36,628,000
377,259,000
85,181,000
10,079,000
95,260,000
224,898,000
44,541,000
269,439,000
16,368,000
2,540,000
18,908,000
B. REGION I - ILOCOS
B.1.
B.2.
B.3.
B.4.
B.5.
186,571,000
35,771,000
222,342,000
B.6.
174,302,000
26,361,000
200,663,000
1,027,951,000
155,920,000
1,183,871,000
C.1.
60,227,000
7,984,000
68,211,000
C.2.
32,896,000
3,862,000
36,758,000
C.3.
218,680,000
34,966,000
253,646,000
C.4.
77,934,000
13,642,000
91,576,000
C.5.
56,058,000
7,951,000
64,009,000
C.6.
53,039,000
15,727,000
68,766,000
498,834,000
84,132,000
582,966,000
14,591,000
2,239,000
16,830,000
D.1.
D.2.
248,962,000
49,033,000
297,995,000
D.3.
342,739,000
47,710,000
390,449,000
D.4.
165,425,000
19,666,000
185,091,000
D.5.
27,680,000
4,827,000
32,507,000
799,397,000
123,475,000
922,872,000
E.1.
28,369,000
6,012,000
34,381,000
E.2.
120,342,000
25,846,000
146,188,000
E.3.
244,841,000
33,390,000
278,231,000
E.4.
154,163,000
50,430,000
204,593,000
E.5.
36,320,000
4,980,000
41,300,000
E.6.
12,794,000
93,600,000
137,061,000
26,076,000
163,137,000
UNIVERSITY (DHVCAT)
E.7.
E.8.
83,821,000
9,855,000
93,676,000
E.9.
54,951,000
38,573,000
93,524,000
81,162,000
13,891,000
95,053,000
80,142,000
8,773,000
88,915,000
112,228,000
19,198,000
131,426,000
1,214,206,000
249,818,000
1,464,024,000
F.1.
159,276,000
51,127,000
210,403,000
F.2.
146,386,000
35,725,000
182,111,000
F.3.
24,506,000
155,019,000
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE)
107,330,000
33,179,000
140,509,000
199,973,000
32,043,000
232,016,000
743,478,000
176,580,000
920,058,000
48,768,000
10,513,000
59,281,000
61,108,000
7,026,000
68,134,000
78,738,000
9,668,000
88,406,000
G.4.
137,547,000
30,388,000
167,935,000
G.5.
89,794,000
9,398,000
99,192,000
F.5.
G.1.
G.2.
G.3.
G.6.
84,492,000
12,271,000
96,763,000
500,447,000
79,264,000
579,711,000
285,759,000
74,761,000
360,520,000
H. REGION V - BICOL
H.1.
BICOL UNIVERSITY
H.2.
87,387,000
9,672,000
97,059,000
H.3.
72,577,000
27,763,000
100,340,000
H.4.
142,252,000
16,509,000
158,761,000
117,801,000
21,445,000
139,246,000
H.5.
4
PGBREAK
31,095,000
5,222,000
36,317,000
H.7.
82,039,000
10,409,000
92,448,000
H.8.
80,031,000
15,463,000
95,494,000
898,941,000
181,244,000
1,080,185,000
I.1.
127,977,000
15,802,000
143,779,000
I.2.
219,479,000
22,716,000
242,195,000
I.3.
84,225,000
14,937,000
99,162,000
I.4.
22,502,000
2,515,000
25,017,000
I.5.
117,236,000
9,754,000
126,990,000
I.6.
30,919,000
8,150,000
39,069,000
I.7.
142,906,000
16,172,000
159,078,000
I.8.
4,358,000
26,032,000
80,243,000
13,920,000
94,163,000
152,643,000
26,951,000
179,594,000
300,544,000
51,793,000
352,337,000
1,300,348,000
187,068,000
1,487,416,000
TECHNOLOGY
I.9.
J.1.
61,914,000
35,632,000
97,546,000
J.2.
37,310,000
246,767,000
95,765,000
24,606,000
120,371,000
121,503,000
38,895,000
160,398,000
25,002,000
4,217,000
29,219,000
513,641,000
140,660,000
654,301,000
139,790,000
12,501,000
152,291,000
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY)
164,187,000
26,678,000
190,865,000
K.3.
70,631,000
18,272,000
88,903,000
K.4.
255,264,000
28,836,000
284,100,000
K.5.
J.4.
(CENTRAL VISAYAS
J.5.
K.1.
K.2.
TECHNOLOGY)
62,538,000
12,470,000
75,008,000
K.6.
65,686,000
9,904,000
75,590,000
K.7.
14,720,000
119,904,000
90,450,000
11,414,000
101,864,000
64,269,000
11,970,000
76,239,000
186,223,000
18,491,000
204,714,000
1,204,222,000
165,256,000
1,369,478,000
44,326,000
8,825,000
53,151,000
116,758,000
14,165,000
130,923,000
L.3.
208,765,000
39,938,000
248,703,000
L.4.
55,422,000
4,627,000
60,049,000
L.5.
11,140,000
78,761,000
K.9.
L.1.
L.2.
TECHNOLOGY
492,892,000
78,695,000
571,587,000
M.1.
68,083,000
15,788,000
83,871,000
M.2.
23,058,000
5,203,000
28,261,000
M.3.
199,307,000
42,458,000
241,765,000
M.4.
71,827,000
20,817,000
92,644,000
M.5.
336,709,000
58,315,000
395,024,000
M.6.
4,634,000
31,136,000
12,496,000
2,859,000
15,355,000
737,982,000
150,074,000
888,056,000
AND TECHNOLOGY
M.7.
N.1.
N.2.
N.3.
5,317,000
35,222,000
37,145,000
5,545,000
42,690,000
31,972,000
3,907,000
35,879,000
133,076,000
36,211,000
169,287,000
232,098,000
50,980,000
283,078,000
59,313,000
7,163,000
66,476,000
52,889,000
10,704,000
63,593,000
73,857,000
9,172,000
83,029,000
223,605,000
29,541,000
253,146,000
409,664,000
56,580,000
466,244,000
N.4.
29,905,000
O.1.
O.2.
O.3.
O.4.
P.1.
12,064,000
3,085,000
15,149,000
P.2.
34,074,000
6,188,000
40,262,000
P.3.
1,371,920,000
66,996,000
1,438,916,000
P.4.
9,508,000
261,884,000
OCEANOGRAPHY
P.5.
37,184,000
2,714,000
39,898,000
P.6.
35,589,000
4,448,000
40,037,000
1,743,207,000
92,939,000
1,836,146,000
22,361,000
3,463,000
25,824,000
56,910,000
11,100,000
68,010,000
85,144,000
11,934,000
97,078,000
81,017,000
8,109,000
89,126,000
4
Q. CARAGA ADMINISTRATIVE REGION
Q.1.
Q.2.
Q.3.
Q.4.
245,432,000
34,606,000
280,038,000
P 18,905,969,000 P
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2,986,676,000
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P 21,892,645,000
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Submission
of
of every year
the
a
Program of Receipts and Expenditures. SUCs shall submit to the DBM and CHED not later than March 1
copy of their respective Program of Receipts and Expenditures (PREs) for the current year as approved
by their respective
the immediately
governing
preceding
boards
pursuant to R.A. No. 8292 and their respective audited financial statements for
fiscal year. The PREs shall include all receipts from internally generated income and those
expenditures
in the PREs shall cover the operational requirements for instruction, research and extension, and
external
with
the
management
chart
expenditures
of
shall
audit:
PROVIDED,
accounts prescribed by COA: PROVIDED, FURTHER, That the amount authorized for
first be applied to cover authorized Personal Services cost and other mandatory
PROVIDED, FINALLY, That the income realized by SUCs shall not be used for the payment of allowances and
to
submit
generated income
said PREs and the audited financial statement shall render any disbursement from the internally
void, and shall subject the erring officials and employees to disciplinary actions in accordance with
5,
and
Section
80,
Chapter 7, Book VI of E.O. No. 292, and to appropriate criminal action under
Use
of
Income.
retained
and
The
SUCs
deposited
appropriated herein
in
shall
are authorized to collect tuition fees and other necessary school charges which shall be
an
be
authorized
used
government
depository
bank.
Said
collections
including
the
amounts
for instruction, research, extension, or other programs and projects of the SUCs.
authorized to use their income for the creation of additional positions subject to the rules and
Income
from Intellectual Property. SUCs shall own intellectual property created by their faculty and personnel subject
to Sections 30
and 178 of R.A. No. 8293. Any income derived from the sale, marketing and commercialization of the said
intellectual property
shall
accrue
to
the SUCs.
encourage their faculty, personnel and students to create or invent intellectual property.
4.
Authority
to
Deposit
internally generated
in Non-Government Banks. Notwithstanding any provision of law to the contrary, SUCs may deposit
income
in
non-government
Allocation
of
Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses. The allocation and computation of MOOE shall be in accordance
with the Normative Funding Scheme prescribed in DBM-CHED Joint Circular No. 2 dated August 3, 2004.
6.
Socialized
Tuition
to implement a
and School Fees. In consonance with the objectives of R.A. No. 8292, all SUCs shall adopt measures
cost recovery program and a socialized scheme of tuition and school fees in order to democratize access
Vocational
and
Practicum Training of Students. SUCs are authorized to: (i) avail themselves of the voluntary services
of their students,
fabrication or
during
regular
vocational
class
periods,
in
the
construction
repair of equipment, as part of their vocational training; and (ii) utilize student labor for academic,
and
student
administrative
shall
voluntary
matters,
as
be paid a reasonable allowance of at least Twenty-Five Pesos (P25) per hour: PROVIDED,
services
Creation,
Conversion
or
Reclassification
of
Positions.
be allowed to reclassify, convert, or create positions as long as there is an authorized allocation for
the purpose as
appearing
in case of creation
modifications
of
which
inadequate teaching
in the PREs of SUCs or when funded through the abolition of vacant positions: PROVIDED, That
positions,
will
at
least
the
same
number
of
result in increased number of lower level teaching positions may also be allowed to augment
personnel:
PROVIDED, FURTHER, That there shall be no increase in the total Personal Services cost
of the SUC.
9.
Maintenance
of
Laboratory Classes. In accordance with the policy of the CHED, SUCs are allowed to maintain laboratory
teacher
education
program:
Transfer
of Secondary School Teaching Positions. Secondary school teaching positions in excess of the required number
for laboratory
DepEd:
classes
PROVIDED,
maintained
by the SUC pursuant to Special Provision No. 9 hereof shall be transferred to the
That pending actual transfer, the funding requirements for said positions shall continually be paid
Opening
of
New
approval of their
approve only new
Programs
or
respective
programs
industries: PROVIDED,
Course
Offerings. SUCs may open or offer new programs or courses subject to the prior
governing
boards and the CHED pursuant to R.A. No. 8292: PROVIDED, That the CHED shall
courses
or
FURTHER,
That
the
funding
requirements
for
the
12.
Establishment
of
campuses of SUCs
and sustainable
New
may
Branches
and
Extension
and
Satellite
Campuses.
only be established within the same province where they are located when supported by recurring
internally
generated
income and receipts, and subject to the prior approval by the President of the
operating
charged against
requirements of the newly established branches and extension and satellite campuses of SUCs shall be
their
internally
generated
income
and
National Government.
The implementation of this provision is subject to the guidelines to be jointly issued by the CHED and DBM.
13.
Release
of
Funds
for Branches of State Universities and Colleges. SUCs shall directly release to their branches the
respective allocations
institution, but
as
without
identified in their PREs without the imposition of any reduction by the main campus of the
prejudice
to
the
augmentation
of
the
shares
authorized
for
2011
2012
13,658,889
14,093,823
14,300,665
450,667
363,116
373,019
36,302
41,815
29,820
14,145,858
14,498,754
14,703,504
3,129
6,041
6,041
Overtime Pay
9,347
73,765
55,385
A. Programs/Locally-Funded Projects
Personal Services
Total Salaries/Wages
Other Compensation
Representation Allowance
167,765
Honoraria
Year-End Bonus
696,756
515,422
515,422
1,454,367
1,482,923
1,473,498
35,120
36,040
1,348,518
1,478,880
1,351,296
233,813
247,116
225,808
123,548
123,558
112,904
182,190
151,246
152,101
4,949,180
4,114,071
3,928,495
19,095,038
18,612,825
18,631,999
34,100
Gross Compensation
8,552
687,095
Other Benefits
260,293
45,485
305,778
1,627,600
1,690,450
75,210
74,389
67,980
138,944
158,962
138,894
65,872
74,187
67,096
1,907,626
1,997,988
273,970
21,308,442
20,610,813
18,905,969
147,762
158,162
160,105
Travelling Expenses
03
Communication Expenses
84,119
93,575
95,695
04
218,464
225,666
245,035
06
11,373
13,689
15,903
07
843,328
839,243
878,545
08
Rents
11,483
12,376
12,253
09
Interests
26,923
26,816
26,806
10
127,674
325,728
27,529
14
Utility Expenses
755,087
575,169
647,919
17
400,098
246,161
240,019
18
90,535
32,235
35,178
21
40,564
47,770
48,551
29
Professional Services
650,706
413,604
445,599
17
16,769
23,728
23,360
18
Advertising Expenses
4,297
6,477
6,132
19
Representation Expenses
40,758
41,738
43,616
21
Storage Expenses
30
22
Subscription Expenses
10,990
18,189
19,773
23
Survey Expenses
548
391
221
24
11,189
11,514
11,251
26
5,699
1,470
1,306
27
747
991
1,880
3,499,119
3,114,722
2,986,676
24,807,561
23,725,535
21,892,645
Capital Outlays
31
Investment Outlay
15,196
34
79,126
35
940,197
36
854,070
38
Transportation Equipment
1,000
40
12,711
TOTAL OBLIGATIONS
1,902,300
26,709,861
23,725,535
21,892,645
26,709,861
23,725,535
21,892,645
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