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Funding Deficiencies Cause Infrastructure Delays at State Universities

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Lawmakers raised concerns regarding delayed infrastructure projects and funding deficiencies across state universities and colleges. Party-list Rep. Karl F. Legazpi stated that the proposed National Expenditure Program provides significantly lower capital outlays for SUCs, with some institutions receiving no capital outlay at all. This limited funding has resulted in infrastructure projects being funded gradually, phase-by-phase.

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Why it matters

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The proposed budget cuts to capital outlays and maintenance and operating expenses affect the ability of state universities to complete essential infrastructure. This financial constraint forces projects to be funded slowly across multiple years.

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  • The university might face increased costs and delays in project completion due to funding deficiencies and reduced capital outlays.

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