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Below is the Allocation and Actual Expenditures of Echague Campus from General Fund and Fund Cluster 05-SB-164 for the
                Fiscal Year 2015- 2020.

                                      Allocation                                Expenditures
                  Year                                          Total                                  Total
                                Fund 101         Fund 164                   Fund 101    Fund 164

                  2020        1,469,218.53     3,266,427.90   4,735,646.43  1,184,761.28   2,409,883.11  3,594,644.39
                  2019        3,558,000.00     6,313,746.82   9,871,746.82  3,554,666.98   6,301,867.26  9,856,534.24

                  2018        2,157,000.00     5,596,073.38   7,753,073.88  2,157,000.00   4,861,399.83  6,838,399.83
                  2017        2,215,000.00     3,812,000.00   6,027,000.00  2,215,000.00   3,655,431.50  5,870,431.50

                  2016        3,200,000.00     3.314,464.35   6,514,464.35  3,200,000.00   3,314,464.35  6,514,464.35
                  2015        3,602,000.00     3,827,686.25   7,429,686.25  3,602,000.00   3,827,686.25  7,429,686.25
                        Source: Campus Budget Office

                   ➢  The University has established a good practice of allocating budget in support to its research engage-
                       ments. This is reinforced thru the University’s linkages and research networks that allowed additional
                       funding  supports.  In  2019,  a  total  of  Php  88,090,339  expenditures  dedicated  to  robustly  maximize
                       research outputs and related research undertakings which include the establishment and operation of
                       the Five (5) additional R&D Centers, research production, and technology generation.
                   ➢  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.

            4.  BEST PRACTICES

            The annual allocation of funds and utilization of Supplemental Budget for R&D.
            In support to the university’s quest for excellence in its academic and research standing, a special budget allocation
            amounting to 10% from tuition fee income has been earmarked and approved by the governing board.


            The annual allocation is the mainstream source of fund. Guidelines and criteria are adapted in utilization
            of the research fund.
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