Definition
Financial resources from the villages of Village Revenue (PAD) or Revenue Nagari (PAN) and a variety of assistance from government, private and overseas. Excluding national aid programs, such as CCT, Raskin, HIP, and so on and sectoral BOS of the Ministry of National Education, the Ministry of Infrastructure of Disadvantaged Regions and the like. Financial resources refer to the fiscal year 2007.
Fill in the village and its use of financial resources in 2007. Column (4) is a combination of (multiple entry). PAD / PAN is the acceptance of village government efforts to raise funds to finance the village use in routine activities / development. PAD cash derived from the proceeds of the land of the village / villages, market / kiosk village / villages, public baths are taken care of village / villages, attraction, building owned by the village / villages for rent, rural property / other villages, community participation and self-help and mutual aid societies . Including revenue from levies village / villages and operating results village / villages. Use of financial resources in the village of column (4) can be filled more than one answer.
Help Regency / City Government is assistance / donations given by the District / City Government for rural development activities. Provincial Government aid is aid / donations given by the Provincial Government for rural development activities. Central Government assistance is assistance / donations from the central government for rural development activities. For example, the Special Allocation Fund (DAK), Declaration of Economics (Dekon), and others. Foreign aid is aid / donations coming from abroad both from agencies / institutions / governments for rural development activities. More like assistance from the community or of the individual regions. Form of PAD / PAN / assistance in the form of goods and services must be converted value to the local market.
Example: regular financing on financial resources Column (4) is the personnel expenditures, financing stationery (ATK), financing electricity, water, maintenance financing, and other unexpected expenses.
