The unspent Rs2.2 billion has gone towards reducing the deficit and debt-to-GDP ratio as per standard bean-counting practice. For sure it hasn't meant lower wastage levels. Nope. The damning government auditor's report constantly reminds us that this is yet another area where Sithanen has miserably failed to deliver - he referred to it as the bloody report in 2005 and promised to wage war against the Rs5 billion that's wasted every year.
It would be also interesting to find out about the administrative costs of this foundation and compare them to traditional public service delivery.
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We don't hear a lot about this bean-counting tool anymore.
Enn lot kut lepe dan dilo.
7 years later after the name change unending layers of delaying tactics -- see as from page 12 -- are being used to tackle poverty in a way that doesn't work.
7 years is also how long Sithanen said in 2007 (when he was 53) it would take to eradicate poverty. He recently pushed the new deadline to 2032 (when he'll turn 78).
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