Joint Circular No. 105/2002/TTLT-BTC-BYT supplements the provisions on transportation costs for medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment to communes, villages, and hamlets to support malaria prevention activities under the National Target Program for Preventing Certain Social Diseases, Dangerous Epidemics, and HIV/AIDS.
Key points
- Transportation costs for medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment to communes, villages, and hamlets to support malaria prevention activities → No specific amount/rate/threshold/time limit/conditions.
- The funds for implementing this expenditure item are allocated in the annual budget estimate of the assigned Project.
🌐 Social impact of this document
- Positive impact: Enhances the effectiveness of malaria prevention efforts through ensuring adequate supply of medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment to rural areas.
- Negative impact: May put pressure on the state budget if not strictly managed.
❓ Frequently asked questions
What does the malaria prevention work include?
According to the circular, malaria prevention work includes transporting medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment to communes, villages, and hamlets.
Where is the funding for implementing this expenditure item sourced from?
The funding is allocated from the annual budget estimate of the assigned Project.
Is there a specific expenditure level for transporting medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment?
The circular does not specify a detailed expenditure level for this activity.
What is the implementation period for this expenditure item?
The circular does not mention a specific implementation period.
Are there any conditions for transporting medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment?
The circular does not specify any particular conditions for this transportation.
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CIRCULAR
JOINT CIRCULAR OF THE MINISTRY OF FINANCE AND THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH NO. 105/2002/TTLT/BTC-BYT OF NOVEMBER 20, 2002 ON SUPPLEMENTING THE JOINT CIRCULAR
JOINT CIRCULAR NO. 51/2002/TTLT-BTC-BYT OF JUNE 3, 2002 GUIDING
CONTENTS AND EXPENSE LEVELS FOR THE NATIONAL TARGET PROGRAM TO PREVENT AND CONTROL CERTAIN SOCIAL DISEASES, DANGEROUS EPIDEMICS, AND HIV/AIDS
On June 3, 2002, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Health issued Joint Circular No. 51/2002/TTLT/BTC-BYT guiding the contents and expense levels for projects under the National Target Program to prevent and control certain social diseases, dangerous epidemics, and HIV/AIDS. Now, the two ministries supplement Point 1, Section II, Part B - specific expenditure items of the Malaria Prevention Project as follows:
1.12. Expenditure on transporting medicines, chemicals, and medical equipment to communes, villages, and hamlets to support malaria prevention activities.
This Circular takes effect from the date of issuance. The funds for implementing these expenditure items will be allocated in the annual budget of the assigned project.
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