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Published on 2024-02-27 09:51:08
The Brikama Area Council (BAC) is set to distribute D14 million to the various wards in the West Coast Region, as announced in a press release from the BAC. The disbursement is scheduled for Wednesday, February 28th, with each ward receiving D500,000 as a development fund.
This allocation of funds is a clear indication of progress, with the BAC earmarking D14,000,000 for the 28 wards in the West Coast Region. The funds will be used to address pressing needs such as fencing women’s gardens, completing markets, replacing borehole equipment, and other essential projects to benefit the communities.
It was revealed in the statement that the Brikama Area Council now has a surplus of D25,000,000, following an inheritance of D10,000,000 from the previous administration. This surplus reflects the Council’s commitment to effective financial management and ensuring that resources are allocated towards meaningful and impactful projects that benefit the residents of the West Coast Region.
The allocation of funds to the various wards demonstrates the BAC’s commitment to grassroots development and addressing the specific needs of each community within the region. By providing each ward with a development fund, the BAC is empowering local leaders and residents to initiate and implement projects that will enhance the quality of life in their communities.
The press release also highlighted some of the specific projects that the funds will be used for, including fencing women’s gardens to protect their crops, completing market infrastructure to support local businesses, and replacing borehole equipment to ensure access to clean and safe water for residents.
This investment in infrastructure and community development is crucial for fostering economic growth, improving living standards, and promoting sustainable development in the West Coast Region. By allocating funds directly to the wards, the BAC is ensuring that resources are used efficiently and effectively to address the most pressing needs of the communities.
The announcement of the fund disbursement has been met with enthusiasm and optimism from residents and local leaders, who see it as a positive step towards improving the overall quality of life in the West Coast Region. The transparency and accountability demonstrated by the BAC in managing and distributing these funds are commendable and serve as a model for effective governance and community development.
Overall, the disbursement of D14 million to the wards in the West Coast Region represents a significant investment in the future of the communities and highlights the BAC’s commitment to promoting sustainable development and improving the well-being of residents in the region.
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