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i believe we have our voice
Noynoy aquino in his budget message submitted to the 15th Congress on August 24, Aquino said, “We are gradually reducing the subsidy to SUCs to push them toward becoming self-sufficient and financially independent, given their ability to raise their income and to utilize it for their programs and projects.”
The budget for the University of the Philippines, the country’s premier state university with a population of 52,000, has been slashed by P1.39 billion ($31.52 million at an exchange rate of $1 = P44.1) or by 20.11 percent this year. Other state universities such as the Philippine Normal University, with a population of 10,000, and Bicol University, with a population 20,000, received budget cuts by 92 million ($2.09 million) or by 23.59 percent and P88 million ($1.99 million) or by 18.82 percent, respectively.
Among the SCUs with the worst budget cuts by percentage are:
Philippine Normal University (23.59%) | Aurora State College of Technology (22.21%) | Cerilles State College (21.95%) | University of the Philippines (20.11%) | University of Southeastern Philippines (20.03%)
While the SCUs with the worst budget cuts by nominal value are:
University of the Philippines (P1.39 billion or $31.52 million) | Philippine Normal University (P91.35 million or $2.07 million) | Bicol University (P88.81 million or $2.01 million) | University of Southeastern Philippines (P44.39 million or $1.01 million) | Central Bicol State University of Agriculture (P31.65 million or $717,687)
28.10.10
Bicol University - HATAW 2010
27.10.10
apatdapat
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26.10.10
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