Understanding artisanal fishing activity and data collection on sharks and rays in IndonesiaPacket (2)

Sila Sari
Reef Check Foundation Indonesia
Understanding artisanal fishing activity and data
collection on sharks and rays in Indonesia
SCF Small Grant Fall 2019
Reef Check Foundation Indonesia
Ms Sila Kartika Sari
Tukad Balian Street Gg. 43, No. 1A, Renon,
Denpasar
Bali, ID 80226
[email protected]
O: +62361 4459040
M: +62822 3649 1308
Ms Sila Kartika Sari
Tukad Balian Street Gg. 43, No. 1A, Renon,
Denpasar
Bali, ID 80226
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[email protected]
O: +62361 4459040
M: +62822 3649 1308
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Application Form
Project Summary
Project Name*
Understanding artisanal fishing activity and data collection on sharks and rays in Indonesia
Investment Strategy
To which of the following SCF funding priorities does your project relate? Click here to review Investment Strategy.
Prevent extinction of endangered sharks and rays by enhancing legal protection in priority countries
Investment Strategy Description
Please describe HOW your project fits into one or more of the SCF Investment Strategies.
Artisanal fisheries in the Savu Sea and Indonesia are still spared from fishing data records and
surveillance, whereas the capture of sharks and rays keep continues. This project aims to promote immediate
action or modifications on existing regulation both capture fisheries (limiting fishing gear/fishing quotas/etc)
and management of the area (time closures/community-based surveillance/etc), where parallel with SCF
Investment Strategies in order to prevent major loss that leads to extinction.
Project Description*
In addition to the short project description you have already provided, including the problem to be addressed,
geography, and key species affected, please provide an overview of your proposed project by answering the
following questions:
1.
What is the rationale or context for the project?
2.
What are the project’s specific measurable goals and objectives?
3.
How will achieving these goals further shark and/or ray conservation?
4.
How will you achieve these goals?
5.
How will you determine whether the project has succeeded?
Savu Sea Marine National Park located in East Nusa Tenggara, is a vital marine sanctuary in Indonesia,
home for 21 types of whales, sharks, sea turtles, manta rays, and dugong, which cover ±3,500,000 hectare and
playing an important role to overcome the effects of climate change, food security, and deep-sea management.
However, based on the recent study the Savu Sea facing threats that could decrease sharks and rays
abundance and biodiversity.
Based on Misool Foundation findings on manta ray spatial ecology and population study in the Savu Sea in
2019, 31% manta ray preference habitat are overlapping with fishery activities. Nangalili region, part of Savu
Sea MNP, found to be one of the hotspots for mobulids and sharks with high interaction on artisanal fisheries
activities. It is suspected to be its main fishing ground whether as targeted, bycatch or valuable secondary
catch, which then landed and sell in the local fish market.
However, these threats are not documented well since artisanal fisheries are less supervised which
impacted to lack of data availability especially on landing level and catching intensity on sharks and rays in
Nangalili. In order to complete the previous study and enhance marine resource management within in the
Savu Sea MNP, it is important to have a better understanding of their current status and its utilization.
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The focus on this project will reveal level interaction of artisanal fishery activities on mobulids and sharks
catches in Nangalili to provide the emergence and daily catches data by onboard observations and land
observations.
On-board observations will provide data about fishing activity and land observations will give
information about mobulids and sharks landed per vessel-gear. Tissue samples of the main mobulids and
sharks specimens caught will be collected by on-board and land observes, processed and analyzed for DNA
barcoding. Morphological identification of mobulids and sharks will be tested with barcode sequencing. We
will also engage local fishermen by training them to take photos on mobulids and sharks catches they found
and report to us regularly.
By combining these data, we will be able to estimate the diversity and amount of mobulids and sharks
that are fished in this study area as well as identify their level interaction from artisanal fishing activity. The
information generated from this project could fill the gaps of sharks and rays data deficiency on existing data
and give valuable insight for the marine park authority considering Savu Sea MNP is on monitoring and
evaluation of marine park effectiveness on this year until 2020. Due to these crucial years, it is an opportunity
and ideal time to scale-up sharks and rays management measures and develops its regional action plan in
Savu Sea MNP by using this project finding as one of the variables.
Detailed Description
Project Approach, Activities, and Deliverables*
Please describe:
1.
The approaches/strategies that are critical to the success of your project.
2.
The project’s core activities, timeframe, and milestones.
3.
Expected achievements (deliverables) are required.
4.
The project’s opportunities, challenges, and the risks the project will need to mitigate.
5.
How this project fits with the SCF Funding Strategy (available here and on our website at
www.sharkconservationfund.org).
This section should be as succinct and clear as possible.
Activities are the discrete tasks or work that are required to achieve a given outcome. Activities should be
tied to concrete project objectives.
Milestones are measurable predetermined
actions, or events that mark project development and/or progress. Milestones indicate if a project is tracki
ng to achieve its goals, achievements, and expected outcomes.
Achievements are discrete products the project plans to deliver.
They should be closely aligned with the Milestones.
Nangalili located in East Nusa Tenggara Province of Indonesia, part of the biggest marine national park,
Savu Sea, has specific oceanographic features such as upwelling zones and being major path of Indonesia
Throughflow to and from the Pacific Ocean to the Indian Ocean (Molcard et al. 2001, Potemra et al. 2013).
Thus impacted on ocean productivity in Savu Sea and producing abundant food resources for top predators
such as cetaceans (Ningsih et al. 2013). As conservation effort to protect this marine sanctuary, 3,355,352,86
hectare of marine area is reserved to be Savu Sea Marine National Park in 2014. However, despite the
conservation intervention has been made, sharks and rays preference habitat are exposed to pelagic fisheries
activities and overlapping with fishing zone resulting in being captured incidentally. Nangalili which
designated as fishing zone found to be one of the hotspots for mobulids and sharks with high interaction on
artisanal fisheries activities and suspected to be its main fishing ground whether as targeted or bycatch, to be
landed and sell in the local fish market. Yet, artisanal fisheries in Indonesia are still spared from fishing data
records and surveillance, whereas the capture of sharks and mobulids keep continues. While in fact mobulids
(Mobula birostris) from this region known to be in the same population that spread in the Savu Sea (Misool
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Foundation, 2019). The same individual is also possible to appear in Komodo National Park, where mantas
become non-extractive tourism attraction with economical benefit reach US$ 40,364 - US$ 92,382 per year in
Komodo National Park (WWF Indonesia, 2017).
The focus on this project will identify sharks and mobulids current status on its utilization in an artisanal
fishery in Nangalili.
We proposed to: (1) Conducting research to measure the level interaction of artisanal fisheries activity on
its implication to sharks and mobulids catches whether as targeted or bycatch; (2) Support managers to fully
accommodate sharks and mobulids aspect into fisheries policy and management within Savu Sea MNP.
The project will be conducted from December 2019 until November 2020, also we will engage
undergraduate students as the Internship from fisheries, marine science, or biology to participate in
fieldwork through an open call, so they can enrich the experience and lesson learned to develop their marine
conservation career ahead.
Our core activities are (1) On-board observation, join daily fishing operation to record sharks and
mobulids that caught by nets during the operation, assess nets soaking time that affects to greater potential
on bycatch, the sex, size, and fishing location. Fisherman partner also will be equipped by camera and skills to
photographed sharks and mobulids caught and report to us. Land observation will mapping any illegal fish
landing in Nangalili and observing sharks and mobulids landed from fisherman per vessel-gear, include
assess fishing location, fishing gear, sex, and size. The data will be analyzed using pivot in Excel and ArcGIS
10.3 to examine fishing location hotspot both bycatch or as targeted; (2) Tissue sample from the specimen
will be collected on-board (n=50) and land observation (n=50) to proceed and analyzed for DNA barcoding.
Sequences result are processed using MEGA5.0515. BLAST (Basic Local Alignment Search Tool) will be used
for species identification and compared into Sequences database on Genbank (www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov) as well
as using phylogenetic tree; (3) Serial meeting with Savu Sea MNP’s managers will be conducted to updated
current findings. At the end of the grant, mini-workshop will be held to inform the project’s final result and
discuss recommendations to be considered on the Savu Sea monitoring and evaluation which held every 5year. Research agencies are open to promote their current findings within Savu Sea MNP on this event, in
terms of providing valuable insight to evaluate framework including revitalizing the marine protected area
zoning design. By providing science-based management recommendations through our findings, we aim to
support the government in enhancing sharks and rays protection and capture-fisheries management to
reducing its bycatch.
We’ve been identified local fisherman community to be research partner to including us on their daily
fishing operation. Previous collaboration with related partners such as Misool Foundation and National
Marine Conservation Agency of Kupang East Nusa Tenggara also will benefit us on understanding the existing
study and regulation as well as near-future plan within the Savu Sea.
Periodic reports of project progress will be made to assess the implementation of activities that have been
taken from what has been promoted. Interns will be given a back-office report every month to know their
understanding of knowledge gained during the project.
Project Budget
Project Cost*
What is the total estimated cost of this project?
$24,004.96
Amount Requested*
$24,004.96
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Project Budget Upload*
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2. Complete your project budget using the template. Make sure you name your activities according to your work
plan, not just "Activity One" and "Activity Two".
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Budget Total*
Please combine the subtotals of each activity and enter the Total.
$21,822.70
Budget Narrative*
1. Please describe the total project cost and the percent of the project you are requesting from SCF funding.
2. Please list other funders from which you have secured funding, and from which you have or intend to request
funding, as well as the amount of secured and requested funding.
3. Include brief descriptions for the budget categories as described in the budget template, including the role of
personnel and subcontractors in the project and their rate of compensation if applicable.
Project cost consists of 69% for activities and 31% for salary, and we are proposed to 100% of the cost
from SCF funding. The budget will cover fieldwork activities and stipend for the project coordinator as well as
the interns. The role of (1) Research Manager is to design program's detail activities and timeline, community
& location mapping with Project Coordinator, program-related decisions, lead meeting coordination with
related stakeholders & partners especially to local government, and make the report needed to SCF; (2)
Project Coordinator role is to carry out on-site programs as well as ensure all activities are implemented, lead
the interns on-site, coordinate programs and make periodic report to Research Manager; (3) The Interns will
implemented on-site programs with Project Coordinator, provide related information as needed, make
weekly journal to be uploaded in each interns blog as well as Reef Check website.
Organizational Overhead*
Clearly identify overhead costs of this project as a percentage. Please note that overhead may not exceed 10% of
the project cost.
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Supporting Documents
Board of Directors*
Please upload a list of your organization's Board of Directors or equivalent. If you are a non-U.S. organization and
your organizational leadership documentation is not in English, please provide a translated copy.
1- Board of Trustees.pdf
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Financials*
Please upload your organization's audited financial statements from the previous fiscal year and audit
management letter (only if it is the first time your organization will receive funding from the SCF), translated in
English if you are a non-U.S. organization. If your organization does not have audited financial statements, please
provide the equivalent.
2- Financial Report 2018.pdf
Legal Entity Documentation*
In the U.S., this is the IRS determination letter. If you are a non-U.S. organization and your tax status
documentation is not in English, please provide a translated copy of your tax status documentation in English in
addition to the original.
3- Legal Entity_Tax 2018.pdf
Website Description*
Please write a brief description of your project for the SCF website. It should be 1 -2 paragraphs and tell the story
of your work.
Artisanal fisheries in Indonesia are lack fishing data records and surveillance, whereas the capture of
sharks and mobulids keep continues both as targeted or bycatch. This project will identify level interaction
sharks and mobulids with artisanal fisheries in the Savu Sea - Indonesia through data collection on-board and
land observation, in order to promote immediate action or modifications on existing regulation of capture
fisheries and management of the area.
Website Photo*
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you have permission to use this photo and give photo credit.
4- Website Photo.jpeg
Other Supporting Documents
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5- Supporting Document - Prosiding 2014.pdf
Other Supporting Documents
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2- Financial Report 2018.pdf
3- Legal Entity_Tax 2018.pdf
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5- Supporting Document - Prosiding 2014.pdf
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Budget Category by Activity
Activity 1
Personnel1
Travel2
Supplies/Materials3
Equipment4
Other Expenses5
Activity Subtotal
Activity 2
Supplies/Materials
Activity Subtotal
Activity 4
Personnel
Travel
Supplies/Materials
Activity Subtotal
Amount in $USD
On-board and land survey
$3,234.04
$3,120.57
$2,127.66
$ 1,914.89
$340.43
$10,737.59
DNA extraction and sequencing
$4,879.43
$4,879.43
Meeting Coordination with
stakeholders
$4,255.32
$1,418.44
$531.91
$1,950.35
Project Subtotal $21,822.7
Overhead Cost (Cannot exceed 10%) $2,182.2
Total $24,004.96
SCF Small Grant Budget Template
Personnel includes all salaries and applicable fringe benefits. In the narrative, use titles rather than
specific names to identify positions and briefly describe their role in the project.
2 All travel necessary to implement the project including air, land or sea transportation, as well as vehicle
rental and gasoline costs.
3 All supplies and materials needed to directly carry out the project.
4 Cost of any equipment required to conduct the project.
5 Proposal costs that fall outside these categories.
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Yayasan Reef Check Indonesia
Jl. Tukad Balian Gg. 43, No. 1a Renon – Denpasar
Tel/ Fax. +62 361 4459040
Email: [email protected]
www.reefcheck.or.id + www.goblue.or.id
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Reef Check Indonesia Foundation’s Board of Trustees, Supervisors, and Director 2019
Head Board of Trutees
-Nadia BPH Nasoetion-
Member Board of Trustees
-Abdul Rahman-
Member Board of Trustees
-Mark Erdmann-
Board of Supervisors
-Ibrahim Asegaff-
Director
-Derta Prabuning-
Program Manager
-Ayub-
Yayasan Reef Check Indonesia
Jl. Tukad Balian Gg. 43, No. 1a Renon – Denpasar
Tel/ Fax. +62 361 4459040
Email: [email protected]
www.reefcheck.or.id + www.goblue.or.id
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Decision and Appointment of the Board of Trustees and Supervisors
Reef Check Indonesia Foundation
Yayasan Reef Check Indonesia
Jl. Tukad Balian Gg. 43, No. 1a Renon – Denpasar
Tel/ Fax. +62 361 4459040
Email: [email protected]
www.reefcheck.or.id + www.goblue.or.id
twitter: @ReefCheckIndo
Decision and Appointment of the Board of Trustees and Supervisors
Reef Check Indonesia Foundation
Yayasan Reef Check Indonesia
Jl. Tukad Balian Gg. 43, No. 1a Renon – Denpasar
Tel/ Fax. +62 361 4459040
Email: [email protected]
www.reefcheck.or.id + www.goblue.or.id
twitter: @ReefCheckIndo
Decision and Appointment of the Board of Trustees and Supervisors
Reef Check Indonesia Foundation
Yayasan Reef Check Indonesia
Jl. Tukad Balian Gg. 43, No. 1a Renon – Denpasar
Tel/ Fax. +62 361 4459040
Email: [email protected]
www.reefcheck.or.id + www.goblue.or.id
twitter: @ReefCheckIndo
Thus this letter was made as it should. The original copy of the document can be translated upon
request.
Sincerely,
Derta Prabuning
Director
Reef Check Indonesia Fondation
YAYASAN REEF CHECK INDONESIA
(REEF CHECK FOUNDATION INDONESIA)
Laporan Keuangan
Untuk tahun yang berakhir pada tanggal
31 Desember 2018
Financial Statements
For the year ended December 31, 2018
YAYASAN REEF CHECK INDONESIA
LAPORAN POSISI KEUANGAN
Untuk Tahun Yang Berakhir Pada Tanggal 31 Desember 2018
REEF CHECK FOUNDATION INDONESIA
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
As of December 31, 2018
(Dalam Rupiah)
(Expressed in Rupiah)
2.018
AKTIVA
Kas dan Setara Kas
Aktiva terikat temporer untuk investasi pada peralatan
Aktiva tidak terikat temporer untuk investasi pada peralatan
Aktiva terikat temporer untuk investasi pada sewa dimuka
JUMLAH AKTIVA
155.736.295
8.706.259
164.442.554
KEWAJIBAN DAN AKTIVA BERSIH
Kewajiban
Hutang Pajak
ASESTS
Cash and cash equivalents
Temporary restricted fixed assets to invest in equipment
Temporary unrestricted fixed assets to invest in equipment
Temporary unrestricted fixed assets to for investments in prepaid
rent
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
4.152.583
Liabilities
Tax payable
4.152.583
Total Liabilities
Aktiva Bersih
Aktiva bersih tidak terikat dan Terikat Temporer
164.442.554
Net Assets
Unrestricted and temporary restricted net assets
Jumlah Aktiva Bersih
164.442.554
Total Net Assets
168.595.137
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
Jumlah Kewajiban
JUMLAH KEWAJIBAN DAN AKTIVA BERSIH
Lihat Catatan Atas Laporan Keuangan Yang Merupakan Bagian yang Tidak
Terpisahkan dari Laporan Pokok
See accompanying notes to financial statements
which form an integral part of these financial statements.
YAYASAN REEF CHECK INDONESIA
LAPORAN AKTIVITAS
Untuk Tahun Yang Berakhir Pada Tanggal 31 Desember 2018
REEF CHECK FOUNDATION INDONESIA
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
As of December 31, 2018
(Dalam Rupiah)
(Expressed in Rupiah)
2018
Perubahan Aktiva Bersih Tidak Terikat
Sumbangan dan pendapatan :
Sumbangan
Pendapatan Bunga Bank
Pendapatan Lainnya
Jumlah Pendapatan dan Penghasilan Tidak Terikat
Aktiva Bersih yang Berakhir Pembatasannya :
Pemenuhan Program Pembatasan
Jumlah aktiva yang telah berakhir pembatasannya
Jumlah Sumbangan dan Pendapatan lain
Beban :
Beban Administrasi Bank
Beban Program
Beban Pajak
Jumlah Beban
Penurunan Jumlah Aktiva Bersih Tidak Terikat
Perubahan Aktiva Bersih Terikat Temporer
Sumbangan
Pendapatan lainnya
Aktiva bersih terbebaskan dari pembatasan
Beban Program
Kenaikan Jumlah Aktiva Bersih Terikat Temporer
1a
1b
1c
104.306.987
2.270.078
14.350.000
120.927.065
120.927.065
3a
3b
3c
2.098.333
75.243.147
58.320.819
135.662.299
Net Asset Restrictions that ended
Fulfillment restriction program
Total net asset restrictions that ended
Total revenue
Expence
Bank administration expences
Program expences
Tax expences
Total Expence
2a
2b
2c
4a
1.621.507.748
(1.789.308.479)
(167.800.731)
Decrease Unrestricted Net Assets
Changes in Temporary Restricted Net Assets
Donations
Other revenues
Net assets free from restrictions
Program expence
Increase in temporary restricted net assets
Beban Penyusutan
Beban Sewa
4b
4c
(14.215.000)
Depreciation expence
Rent expence
Kenaikan (Penurunan) Aktiva Bersih
Aktiva Bersih Pada Awal Tahun
5a
(196.750.966)
361.193.520
Increase (Decrease) Net Assets
Net Assets Beginning of Year
Aktiva Bersih pada Akhir Tahun
Lihat Catatan Atas Laporan Keuangan Yang Merupakan Bagian yang Tidak
Terpisahkan dari Laporan Pokok
(14.735.235)
CHANGES IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS
Unrestricted revenue
Donations
Bank interest
Other revenues
Total Unrestricted revenue
164.442.554
Net Assets End Of Year
See accompanying notes to financial statements
which form an integral part of these financial statements.
YAYASAN REEF CHECK INDONESIA
LAPORAN ARUS KAS
Untuk Tahun Yang Berakhir Pada Tanggal 31 Desember 2018
REEF CHECK FOUNDATION INDONESIA
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
As of December 31, 2018
(Dalam Rupiah)
(Expressed in Rupiah)
2018
Arus Kas dari Aktivitas Operasi
Penurunan Aktiva bersih
Laba Operasi sebelum perubahan modal kerja
Perubahan Modal Kerja
Aktiva terikat temporer untuk investasi pada peralatan
Aktiva tidak terikat temporer untuk investasi pada peralatan
Aktiva terikat temporer untuk investasi pada sewa dibayar dimuka
Hutang Pajak
(196.750.966)
(196.750.966)
CASH FLOWS FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES
Decrease net assets
Cash receipt before change in working capital
Changes in working capital
Temporary restricted fixed assets to invest in equipment
Temporary unrestricted fixed assets to invest in equipment
(8.706.259)
Temporary unrestricted fixed assets to for investments in prepaid rent
Tax payable
(8.706.259)
Arus kas yang disediakan oleh aktivitas operasi
Arus Kas dari Aktivitas Investasi
Kenaikan Aktiva Tetap
Arus Kas yang (digunakan) oleh aktivitas investasi
Arus Kas dari Aktivitas Pendanaan
Kenaikan (penurunan) bersih pada kas dan setara kas
Kas dan setara kas pada awal periode
Kas dan setara kas pada akhir periode
Lihat Catatan Atas Laporan Keuangan Yang Merupakan Bagian yang Tidak
Terpisahkan dari Laporan Pokok
(205.457.225)
-
Cash flows provided by operating activities
Cash flows from investing activities
Increase fixed assets
Net cash flows used in investing activities
Cash flows from financing activities
Increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash euivalents beginning of the year
(205.457.225)
361.193.520
155.736.295
Cash and cash equivalents ending of the year
See accompanying notes to financial statements
which form an integral part of these financial statements.
REEF CHECK FOUNDATION INDONESIA
DETAIL OF ACTIVITIES
As of December 31, 2018
(Expressed in Rupiah)
Description
Rek. BRI (IDR)
Rek. BCA (IDR)
Rek. BCA (IDR) 2
Rek. BCA & BRI (USD)
Total
Income
Beginning balance bank
Total Beginning balance bank
Grants and donation:
TNC
CORAL
SEA
Donation
Ecodiver
bank
Other
Total Grant and donation
Total Income
329.242.275
329.242.275
4.249.299
4.249.299
27.701.946
27.701.946
579.017.482
1.852.790
580.870.272
910.112.547
488.421.275
8.000.000
24.750.000
123.206
11.466.047
532.760.528
537.009.827
124.554.958
6.350.000
67.178.600
294.082
198.377.640
226.079.586
907.308
67.440.620
33.349.972
86.730
12.895.200
-
773.128
42.299.796
3.382.060
59.183.798
8.329.680
12.021.549
2.521.550
200.000
920.000
417.897
-
-
429.514.033
912.340
430.426.373
430.426.373
361.193.520
361.193.520
124.554.958
917.935.308
579.017.482
14.350.000
91.928.600
2.270.078
12.378.387
1.742.434.813
2.103.628.333
Expences :
bank charge
accommodation
supply program
Insurance
ATK
fuel
kitchen supplies
donation
ecodiver
2.098.333
109.740.416
36.732.032
59.270.528
21.224.880
12.021.549
2.521.550
200.000
920.000
Internet
communication
consumption
electricity
mercendaise
medicine
repair
post
rent
staff salary
expert salary
flight ticket
transport
website
tax
etc
Total Expence
Cash
3.853.000
67.553.934
4.458.448
51.000
276.807.476
130.427.064
68.975.227
128.432.331
2.164.869
20.127.064
34.311.019
2.797.024
5.630.300
362.820
6.037.700
4.537.414
14.215.000
172.698.125
127.188.192
47.720.367
88.033.269
1.840.000
67.027.078
11.933.949
-
795.238.310
736.255.752
417.897
415.980.079
415.980.079
2.164.869
23.980.064
101.864.953
2.797.024
5.630.300
4.821.268
6.037.700
4.588.414
14.215.000
172.698.125
819.975.747
178.147.431
157.008.496
1.840.000
67.027.078
140.366.280
1.947.892.039
155.736.294
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