K-P moves to finish discrepancies in teachers’ salaries
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PESHAWAR: Under a five-year Education Sector Plan (ESP), a Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa supervision has launched a commander programme to discharge discrepancies in teachers’ salaries.
This is partial of a Rs593 billion reforms that a supervision has prioritised for peculiarity education.
Under a new budgeting and output system, a disbursing officer (DDO) formula will assistance lane all payments done by a preparation department.
Around 464 aloft delegate schools and 2,158 high schools out of 27,121 open zone schools are currently being tracked.
This programme is being rolled out opposite a range so that there will be a pure real-time complement accessible on an online portal for all schools.
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Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa Minister for Elementary and Secondary Education Muhammad Atif Khan said: “This will assistance finish a enlightenment of spook teachers and clergyman absenteeism.”
There will be extended financial equity among school. The resource acts as a viable formulation apparatus on a single, stereotyped platform. It also provides softened monitoring of all financial exchange and helps with partnership among stakeholders.
“We are really gratified with this involvement since it will lead to an finish to all embezzlement, misappropriation and irregularities that have happened in a past and will safeguard full open avowal of essential mercantile and crew information of any school,” pronounced Atif Khan.
Given a distance and vicinity to a K-P provincial capital, Karak served as a ideal commander city. Within 4 months of a launch, some-more than 30 spook teachers were identified in Karak district. To scale this adult opposite a province, dual committees have been endorsed both during a district and range levels.
Within a few months a commander plan will extend to Swat, Dera Ismail Khan, Bannu, Abbottabad, Charsadda, Nowshera, Chitral and Battagram.
Article source: https://tribune.com.pk/story/1475460/k-p-moves-end-discrepancies-teachers-salaries/