The Commission on Audit says Baguio City only 'fully implemented' 96 programs, projects, and activities out of 539, with another 96 listed as 'partially implemented' and the remaining 347 'not implemented.'
MANILA, Philippines – The Commission on Audit said that Baguio City only used 8% – or only P79.96 million – out of its P1.023 billion in available funding for development projects for 2022.
This was contained in COA’s 211-page audit report, received by the office of Mayor Benjamin Magalong on May 25, 2023. COA added that fully implemented PPAs were valued at P79.96 million; partially implemented PPAs were at P353.98 million, and unimplemented PPAs were at P589.48 million. State auditors flagged the underutilization since the projects and programs were time-bound. This would also affect delivery of services to Baguio residents.
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