Sindh School Education Department Reviews School-Specific Budget Bill Processing with Accountant General Sindh
By Qurban Ali Khushik
Karachi: The Secretary of the School Education and Literacy Department (SE&LD), Government of Sindh, Mr. Zahid Ali Abbasi, held an important meeting with the Accountant General Sindh, Mr. Mian Dad Rahojo, at the SE&LD office to review the procedures for processing and clearance of School-Specific Budget (SSB) bills.
The meeting focused on streamlining financial procedures, expediting bill processing, facilitating Drawing and Disbursing Officers (DDOs), and strengthening coordination between the School Education and Literacy Department and the Office of the Accountant General Sindh.
During the meeting, participants discussed measures to address procedural bottlenecks and reduce unnecessary delays in the processing and clearance of SSB bills. Particular emphasis was placed on improving administrative efficiency and ensuring that the funds allocated to schools are utilized in a timely, transparent, and effective manner.
The meeting also highlighted the importance of maintaining close coordination between the concerned offices to facilitate DDOs and ensure smooth implementation of financial procedures in accordance with applicable government rules and regulations.
Mr. Zahid Ali Abbasi emphasized the need to simplify the existing procedures and improve institutional coordination to ensure that schools receive the financial support required for their operational needs without unnecessary delays.
Mr. Mian Dad Rahojo, Accountant General Sindh, was part of the discussions aimed at improving financial management, ensuring compliance with prescribed procedures, and facilitating the timely processing of school-specific budget bills.
The participants underscored that efficient financial management and transparent utilization of public funds are essential for strengthening the education sector and improving service delivery at the school level.
The meeting reflects the commitment of the School Education and Literacy Department and the Office of the Accountant General Sindh to enhance coordination, improve financial discipline, and ensure the effective utilization of public resources allocated to educational institutions across the province.
The initiative is expected to contribute to a more efficient and transparent financial process, helping address administrative challenges and supporting the smooth functioning of schools throughout Sindh.
