[Audio] Now, we go to the second topic which is the Budget Utilization Rate for Current Appropriation, Our target for 1st quarter is 10% obligation rate and 85% disbursement for obligations made..
[Audio] This slide presents the first-quarter accomplishments for Current Appropriations. As of March 31, with a total allotment of 977.3 million, we reported a 23.42% obligation rate—well above our first-quarter target of 10%. Meanwhile, the disbursement rate stands at 26.72%, which is below the target of 85%..
[Audio] As an update, it shows also here our accomplishments as of April 24. With a total allotment of 2.56 billion, the obligation utilization rate stands at 13.50%. This decline is due to the increase in the denominator by approximately 1.4 billion from Hfep funds received in the first week of April. Including also the disbursements made for April, our updated disbursement rate is 38.74% Please be informed that, per OPCR, the target obligation rate for the second quarter is 30%. With the total allotment we currently have, this means we must obligate at least 827.5 million. At present, our obligation stands at 372 million, which highlights the gap we need to close to achieve the target. In general, like our conap, the reasons for the low disbursement rate under the current appropriation can be attributed to the following, the ongoing delivery of items or awaiting for the delivery of items; completion of the required documents for payment of delivered and inspected items; cash of some for sub-allotment were either not yet received or received only in the second quarter. The detailed breakdown of these accomplishments will be presented in the succeeding slides, organized per division, cluster or unit. All details in the succeeding slides will be pure operations of each programs or cluster and we have a separate slide for salaries of Contract of Service..
[Audio] For this slide , we have 3 clusters under the office of the LHSD Chief. As of April 24, these 3 clusters are already above the obligation rate of 30% which is our target for second quarter. But all disbursement rates are below the target of 85% of what has been obligated. Anyway, we still have 2 months to increase this disbursement rates. For the Family Health Cluster, With a total allotment of 105.5 Million, we achieved here an obligation rate of 60.03% or amounting to 63.3 Million, While the disbursement rate is 1.94% only, or amounting to 1.2 Million of the 63.3 Million. Under this cluster, we have purchased requests with a total earmarked funds amounting to 11.7 Million, or 11.9% , that leaves us with an available allotment of 30.4 Million. For the Communicable Disease Cluster, With a total allotment of 46.1 Million, We have an obligation rate of 46.77% or amounting to 21.5 Million, Along with a Disbursement rate of 10.68% or amounting to 2.3 Million, Under this Cluster, We also have purchase requests with atotal earmarked funds amounting to 8.1 Million, or 17.75%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 16.3 Million. For Non- Communicable Disease Cluster, With a total allotment of 77.2 Million, We have an obligation rate of 42.30% or amounting to 32.7 Million, Along with a Disbursement rate of 0.37% or amounting to 122 thousand, Under this Cluster, We also have purchase requests with a total earmarked funds amounting to 23.4 Million, or 30.26%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 21.2 Million..
[Audio] Still under the Office of the LHSD Chief, we have here the Public Health Services Cluster, Health Promotion and the allocation of the Office of the LHSD Chief itself. Again, for this slide, we highlight that all have successfully achieved their target obligation rates of 10% for first quarter and are already progressing toward the 30% target for the second quarter. However, it is important to note that the disbursement utilization rate remains significantly below our target of 85%. This gap underscores the challenge of translating obligations into timely disbursements, and it reflects the need for closer monitoring, and more efficient processes to ensure that funds obligated are also disbursed within the expected timeframe. So, for Public Health Services Cluster, We have a total allotment of around 7.9 Million, With an obligation rate of 16.34%, or amounting to 1.2 Million, And Disbursement rate of 14%, or amounting to 180 thousand, For this cluster, we have an earmarked amounting to 1.5 Million, or 19.57%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 5 Million. For Health Promotion, We have a total allotment of around 8.7 Million, With an obligation rate of 24.71%, or amounting to 2.1 Million, And disbursement rate of 17.79%, or amounting to 382 thousand, We have an earmarked amounting to 2.2 Million or 25.31% that leaves us with an available allotment of 4.3 Million. And lastly, For the Office of the LHSD Chief, under the DPC fund. We have a allotment of around 6.8 Million, An obligation rate of 46.39% or amounting to 3.2 Million, Disbursement rate of 20.26% or amounting to 642 thousand, We have an earmarked amounting to 1.3 Million or 19.58% that leaves us with an available allotment of 2.3 Million..
[Audio] Now, we go to the clusters under the office of the Regional Director and Assistant Regional Director. The figures here are as of April 24. The Office of the RD and ARD has an allocation from DPC amounting to 10.8 Million. It achieved an obligation rate of 14.58% or equivalent to 1.6 Million, While the disbursement rate is 11.09% or equivalent to 175,000, Under this allocation, we have purchase requests amounting to 1.1 Million or equivalent to 10.75% that leaves us with an available allotment of 8.1 Million. For clusters directly under the Office of the Regional Director, we have a total allotment of around 512.6 Million, the maifip with the biggest share of funds. Overall, it has an obligation rate of 28.96% or equivalent to 148.4 Million. While the Disbursement rate is 51.26% or equivalent to 76.1 Million, Under this, there is an outstanding purchase requests amounting to 18.8 Million or equivalent to 3.68% that leaves us with an available allotment of 345.3 Million. Lastly, for clusters or units under the office of the ARD, we have a total allotment of 1.5 Billion with hfep as biggest contributory for this cluster. It has an obligation rate of 0.96% or 14.4 Million, While the disbursement rate is 12.29% or 1.7 Million, Under this, there is outstanding purchase requests amounting to 3.7 Million or equivalent to 0.25% that leaves us with an available allotment of 1.4 Billion. Details of clusters under RD and ARD will be shown in the succeeding slides..
[Audio] For the next two slide, we have the units under the Cluster of Regional Director. for Legal -we have at total allotment of 141,000, but still yet to be utilized for the attendance to hearings, dissemination of guidelines and conduct of orientations and provision of technical assistance. for CMU - we have a total allotment of 137,000, with an Obligation Utilization Rate of 66.92%, or equivalent to 91,800, Along with a Disbursement Utilization Rate of 15.86% or equivalent to 14,500. For Medical Assistance to Indigent and Financially Incapacitated program, there is already a total allotment of around 479.27 million, with an Obligation Utilization Rate of 30.53% or equivalent to 146.34 million, Along with a Disbursement Utilization Rate of 51.57% or equivalent to 75.5 million, This gives us an available allotment of 327.8 million. And lastly for Policy, Planning, and Research, With the total allotment of around 5.9 million, We achieved an Obligation Utilization Rate of 30.53% or equivalent to 146.34 million, And a Disbursement Utilization Rate of 51.57%, or equivalent to 75.5 million, This gives us an available allotment of 327.8 million as of april 24..
[Audio] Still, this slide is under the Office of Regional Director. These are not units or cluster but Special Programs that are also managed by the Planning Unit. For Lab for All, we have a total allotment of around 20.3 Million, With an obligation rate of 5.25% or equivalent to 1.1 Million, While the disbursement rate is 0.56% or equivalent to 6 thousand. We also have purchase requests amounting to 13.7 Million or equivalent to 67.37% that leaves us with an available allotment of 5.6 Million. For Organizational Development, we have a total allotment of 2 Million, With an obligation rate of 0.05% or equivalent to 1 thousand and the disbursement rate is 100%. And leaves us with an available allotment of 1.9 Million. This fund is intended for Conduct of CVCHD Year-End Mental Health Debriefing Program and Cagayan Valley Health Status Address, Implementation of Health and Wellness Initiatives for health workers, Conduct of Gender and Development (GAD) Orientation and Meeting For Allocation intended for Medical Reimbursements for Regular Employees, we have a total allotment of around 4.9 Million, with an obligation rate of 12.09%, or equivalent to 597,000, while the disbursement rate is 76.10%, or equivalent to 454,000, And leaves us with an available allotment of 4.3 Million..
[Audio] Now, we will take a look on the clusters under in the Office of the Assistant Regional Director. For Health Facilities Cluster, we have a total allotment of around 1.4 Billion, With an obligation rate of 0.08% or equivalent to 1.2 Million, Along with a disbursement rate of 50.09% or equivalent to 616 thousand. We also have purchase requests amounting to 1.1 Million, or equivalent to 0.08%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 1.4 Billion which pertains to the recently received SAA of Hfep for 2026. For Local Health System Cluster, we have a total allotment of 15.9 Million, portion of this allotment is for Fixed Tranche amounting to 6.6 Million and for Purokalusugan amounting to 6.5 Million. We achieved an obligation rate of 26.99% or equivalent to 4.3 Million, And a disbursement rate of 4.84% or equivalent to 208,000. We also have purchase requests amounting to 301,000, or equivalent to 1.88%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 11.3 Million. For Surveillance and Disaster Management Cluster, we have a total allotment of 13.2 Million, We have an obligation rate of 28.45% or equivalent to 3.7 Million, And a disbursement rate of 5.70% or equivalent to 215 thousand, We also have purchase requests amounting to 322,000 or equivalent to 2.44%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 9.1 Million..
[Audio] In this slide are the other clusters under the office of ARD, these are the Universal Health Care and the Field Coordination Cluster or our Provincial and City DOH Offices. For Universal Health Care, we have a total allotment of around 11.4 Million, We achieved an obligation rate of 3.42%, or equivalent to 389 thousand, With a disbursement rate of 50.09% or equivalent to 291,000. We have an earmarked amounting to 50 thousand or equivalent to 0.44%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 10.9 Million. Included in this fund is the Financial Grant to Provinces amounting to 6.6 Million, and the rest is for the operation of Universal Health Care. And Lastly, The Field Coordination Cluster, we have a total allotment of 19.4 Million, We achieved an obligation rate of 24.64% or equivalent to 4.7 Million, With a disbursement rate of 9.40% or equivalent to 449 thousand, We have an earmarked amounting to 1.9 Million or equivalent to 9.95%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 12.6 Million..
[Audio] Let's now proceed to the Office of the Regulation, Licensing, Enforcement Division Chief, we have an allotment of around 5.2 Million, And achieved an obligation rate of 41.52%, or equivalent to 2.2 Million, While our disbursement rate is 21.36% or equivalent to 468 thousand, We have an earmarked amounting to 180 thousand or equivalent to 3.42%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 2.9 Million for their operation for the rest of the year..
[Audio] This slide shows the financial accomplishment of the Management Support Division. Directly under the Office of the Chief Administrative Officer, we have a total allotment of around 190.9 Million, Bulk of the amount is for salaries of the C.O.S. We achieved an Obligation rate of 18.61%, or equivalent to 35.5 Million, And a disbursement rate of 85%, or equivalent to around 30 Million. The available allotment of 18.7 Million excludes already the allocations available for salaries of COS until year-end. The remaining balance is intended for the various activities of HRDU, and other units under the direct supervision of the Chief Administrative Officer..
[Audio] Also, presented under the MSD is the accomplishment of the Office of the Supervising Administrative Officer. Under this, we have a total allotment of around 86.2 Million. We achieved an obligation rate of 23.21%, or equivalent to 20 Million, And a disbursement rate of 27.50%, or equivalent to 5.5 Million. We have an earmarked amounting to 4.7 Million or equivalent to 5.46%, that leaves us with an available allotment of 61.5 Million. Allocations for the mandatory expenses, and the recently received SAA of the ICT Unit comprise the bulk of the available allotment..
[Audio] Again, we present to you the summary of our financial accomplishment as of April 24. At this point, we have reached an obligation rate of 13.50% against the 30% target for the second quarter. From the available allotment of 2.5 billion, we need to achieve at least 16.5% more, or approximately 423 million, in order to meet the second quarter obligation target of 30%. To accomplish this, the bulk of the obligations must come from the Hfep and Maifip programs. With this, we conclude our presentation on the current appropriations. Before moving forward to the succeeding topics, we pause to welcome any questions or clarifications from the group..
[Audio] As I come to the end of this presentation, I would like to sincerely thank you for your time and attention to our report. Moving forward, we remain committed to strengthening our financial management practices, closely monitoring our obligations, and ensuring that all resources are aligned with our planned activities and targets. Before I conclude, I would like to leave you with a quote from Henry Ford: "Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success." Thank you very much..