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ISU invested majority of the RDE funds on agriculture and aquaculture-related programs and projects at 97.04%.
            The  remaining  fund  is  used  for  RDE  on  health  (1.21%),  energy  (0.62%),  higher  education  (0.77%)  and  public
            governance (0.37%). It is noted that 63% of the agricultural commodity investment is provided for livestock and poultry
            researches, followed by fisheries sector at 18% and for crops at 10%.

               The  top  three  commodities  with  biggest  amount  of  investment  sourced-out  from  2017-2019  are:  goat  RDE
            Program with Php 90,939,056.00 of the total investment (37%), followed by freshwater fisheries RDE program with
            PhP 28,094,812.00 (12%) and dairy cattle RDE program with PhP 23,147,212.00 (9%).

               Considering the classification of RDE activities, 53% of the grant is used for applied research; while 12% of the
            total fund is utilized for basic research. Under the same period, the University started to promote and commercialized
            technologies generated wherein 6% and 8% of the grant are used for technology promotion and commercialization,
            respectively. In support to the advancement of RDE community within the University, 20% of the grant is used for
            institutional development in which laboratories equipped with modern equipment were established. Furthermore, 1%
            of the grant is for continuous capability building of researchers

            2.  IMPLEMENTATION

                    □ Actual expenditures for research of the Academic Unit in the last 3-5 years.

                                               CY 2016        2017        2018          2019          2020*
                         Expenditure Item
                     1.   Researcher’s Incentives
                     2.  Supplies and Materials

                     3.  Travel and Fuel
                     4.  Capability Building    6,514,464.35   5, 870,431.50   6,838,399.83   9,856,534.24   3,594,644.39
                     5.  Acquisition of Equipment
                     6.  Repair of Facilities
                     7.  Others

                                 TOTAL          6,514,464.35   5, 870,431.50   6,838,399.83   9,856,534.24   3,594,644.39

                    *as of November 2020, SB 164 Fund, as of November 2020, MOOE 101 Fund
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