Watch also in iWant or TFC.tv COA calls out DepEd for its purchase of over P250 million worth of textbooks filled with errors. Jasmin Romero reports.
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COA flags DepEd over ₱113-M undistributed learning materialsState auditors flagged the Department of Education over ₱113.7 million worth of learning materials which remain unused since 2014. Good job COA
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COA report: P254M went to ‘error-filled’ DepEd booksThe Commission on Audit said learning materials of the Department of Education worth P254.253 million for Grade 3 pupils were riddled with errors despite the department’s three-step review process. 'Former Education Secretary Armin Luistro had approved the P254.253-million contract for the materials, which were delivered between 2015 and 2016'. THE COA IS THE ONLY BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT THAT HAS MAINTAINED ITS INTEGRITY, EFFECTIVENESS AND TRANSPARENCY IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES.
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Error-filled books: DepEd traces COA findings to late data updatesAmid calls for accountability as prompted by a state audit report on error-filled textbooks worth P254 million, the Department of Education (DepEd) sought to explain the findings of the report as a question of procedure.
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DepEd should explain P13.9-B expenses flagged by COA – senatorSenator Sherwin Gatchalian on Friday vowed to ask officials of the Department of Education (DepEd) to explain the alleged irregularities that state auditors have found based on its performance audit report on the agency.
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COA flags CAAP’s P500-M Cocolife insurance, P157-M rental to PALThe Commission on Audit (COA) has demanded the refund of the P500 million invested by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) for a “single-pay variable life insurance,” noting that the investment had not been authorized by the CAAP Board.
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PH committed to address challenges to education – DepEdEducation Secretary Leonor Briones reiterated the country's commitment to address the challenges of education in the country relative to the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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