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The Government approved on Wednesday the increase in the budget of the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration with the amount of 100 million lei for the continuation of the projects financed by the National Local Development Program (PNDL), stages I and II.
The amount will be allocated from the Budget Reserve Fund at the disposal of the Government for 2021, states a release of the Executive.
"The decision is necessary to ensure the continuity of the program in the next period, by honoring the transfer requests registered by the Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration until November 26, 2021," the quoted source said.
The funds will be distributed to the local communities for the payment of invoices issued for the works carried out in projects financed by PNDL. Payments will be made in chronological order of requests and invoices submitted by local communities.
According to the Government, within the PNDL stage I, for the period 2015 - 2023, 4,509 investment objectives are included in the financing, with a value of approximately 15.4 billion lei, and 3,311 are completed.
Within the PNDL, the second stage, for the period 2017 - 2022, 7,231 investment objectives are included in the financing, with a value of approximately 30.97 billion lei, of which 2,941 are completed.
To date, the implementation of the 2021 program budget is as follows:
- PNDL I - the allocated amount is 519,950,000 lei, of which 519,931,000 lei was transferred to the beneficiaries;
- PNDL II - the allocated amount is 5,637,138,000 lei, and 5,636,795,000 lei was transferred to the beneficiaries.
Prime Minister Nicolae Ciuca announced on Wednesday, at the beginning of the Executive meeting, that 100 million lei will be allocated to local communities for the continuation of the projects from the National Local Development Program, stages I and II, Agerpres.ro informs.
"We are responding to the requests received from the territory by the Ministry of Development until November 26. This year it is important to ensure the continuity of this program, successfully accessed by local communities, given that in both stages of the program, from start to present, more than 11,700 projects are being funded. What we are doing now is in line with recent discussions with local government officials and the need for support from local communities to support modernization projects," he said.
