This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and students receiving assistance, amounts provided for food, education, utilities and other categories, and totals for each municipality and the overall state total. Over 227,000 families in Guanajuato received over 320 million pesos in total assistance across various programs for things like food, education, utilities and compensation during this time period.
The document provides data on government assistance provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fifth bimester of 2009, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and students receiving assistance, amounts provided for food, education, utilities, and other categories, and totals for each municipality. The totals at the bottom indicate over 222,000 families received over 184 million Mexican pesos in assistance across categories like food, education, utilities, and others.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It lists the number of families and students receiving assistance in each municipality, as well as the amounts provided for food, education, utilities, home improvements, and food compensation. The totals at the bottom indicate that across the state, over 226,000 families received over $343 million in assistance.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fourth bimester of 2009 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families, students, and elderly adults assisted, as well as the amounts provided for food, education, utilities, home improvements, and food compensation in each municipality. The total amount of assistance provided across the state for the period was over 341 million pesos, helping over 226,000 families and 247,000 students.
This document summarizes social support programs provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the first bimester of 2009. It lists the number of families and beneficiaries in each municipality, and breaks down the amounts provided for various support categories such as food, education, utilities, and living improvements. The total amount provided across all municipalities was 350,765,265 Mexican pesos.
This document provides data on government assistance provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fourth bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It lists the number of beneficiary families, students receiving scholarships, adults and elderly receiving assistance, and amounts distributed for programs related to food, education, childcare, utilities and other services for each of the 46 municipalities in the state. The total amount of assistance distributed in Guanajuato for the period was $380,622,117 Mexican pesos.
This document provides a summary of support provided to beneficiary families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2010 broken down by municipality. It includes the number of families receiving support, students receiving scholarships, adults receiving various types of support (food assistance, education support, childcare, etc.), and the total monetary value of support provided in each municipality and for the entire state of Guanajuato. The top-level totals show over 241,000 families and 259,000 students received support totaling over 345 million Mexican pesos across the state in the second bimester of 2010.
This document provides a summary of support provided to beneficiary families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the fifth bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It includes the number of families and beneficiaries receiving support for child education grants, food assistance for adults and children, education, childcare, energy assistance, family economic support and total support amounts provided to each municipality. The top municipalities receiving support were Irapuato, Le¨®n, Dolores Hidalgo, and Celaya. In total, over 250,000 families in Guanajuato received almost 250 million pesos in assistance in the fifth bimester of 2011.
This document provides a summary of economic support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the second bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families receiving support, beneficiaries of various programs providing food, education, living assistance and more. The total economic support provided to families across the state for the period was 392,260,005 Mexican pesos.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and beneficiaries receiving different types of support such as scholarships, food assistance, education funding, childcare, utilities and more. The total amount of assistance provided across all municipalities for this period was over $397 million Mexican pesos.
This document provides data on government support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the first bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of beneficiary families and students, as well as the amounts provided for concepts like food, education, childcare, utilities and more. The totals for each municipality and the overall state total are presented at the end.
This document summarizes social welfare benefits provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the sixth bimester of 2010 by municipality. It lists the number of beneficiary families, students receiving benefits, adults served, and amounts distributed for programs like food, education, childcare, utilities and cash transfers in each of the 46 municipalities in Guanajuato. The total amount distributed across all municipalities was over 431 million Mexican pesos.
The document contains a table with employee data including names, ages, salaries, and other details. It provides statistical analysis on the data such as minimum age, maximum salary, total salaries, and average salary. The second table shows dates of hire and separation for employees along with details on severance pay eligibility and amounts.
This document shows Gross National Income figures in PPP (Purchasing Power Parity) dollars for various countries from 2005 to 2008. The figures are organized by country and year, with the GNI PPP amount listed for each country and year. Overall it provides a comparison of GNI PPP amounts across different countries over a 4 year period from 2005 to 2008.
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This document is a comparative table of risk classifications and loan amounts for various debtors of Banco Nuevo Mundo from October 2001 to November 2000. It shows changes in risk level, outstanding debt amounts, guarantees, and loan provisions for over 50 companies from various industries including fishing, real estate, hotels, and retail. The debtors with the largest changes in outstanding debt from the previous period include Almacenes y Logistica S.A., Continental S.A., and Mavilas Hermanos S.A.
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This document is a comparative table of risk classifications and financial information for various companies from Banco Nuevo Mundo from October 2001 to November 2000. It includes information on risk level, debt amounts, guarantees, provisions, and changes from the previous period for over 50 companies across different industries like fishing, hotels, supermarkets, and construction. The levels of debt, guarantees and provisions are shown for October 2001 and November 2000 with the changes between the two periods.
This document contains personal and salary information for 10 employees. It includes details such as name, marital status, number of dependents, basic salary, and days worked per month. It also provides totals for various payroll concepts such as health contributions, pension contributions, overtime pay, bonuses and deductions. The totals at the bottom summarize the amounts to be paid for the payroll including salaries, contributions, provisions and payments to employees.
This document contains payroll information for 10 employees including names, marital status, number of dependents, basic monthly salary, and days worked. It includes calculations for gross salary, transportation allowance, overtime pay, bonuses, deductions, and net pay. The totals section summarizes amounts for concepts like health contributions, pension contributions, and payroll taxes. Formulas are provided for calculating items like gross salary, transportation allowance, daily basic salary, and hourly pay rate.
The document outlines a guaranteed high yield capital fund offered by Standard Morgan. It shows daily rates of return for investments of various amounts over a period of 730 days. Larger investments and longer time periods yield higher returns, with investments of $10,000 or more earning a guaranteed 0.3% daily dividend. The fund guarantees preservation of capital as well as competitive returns.
This document contains sales figures for 6 salespeople - Andres, Bernardo, Francisco, Guadalupe, Manuel, and Nereyda - over a 3 month period from July to September. It lists the amount each person sold each month as well as their total sales, commission percentage, commission earned, subtotal and amount to be paid. It also contains commission and payment information for Jose Eduardo Qui?ones Garcia.
This document provides deer claim statistics for the state of Illinois by county for the year 2005, including the number of deer claims, total losses paid for deer claims, deer claim frequency per 1,000 exposures, and deer claim frequencies and severities for previous years. Some key details include over 2,200 deer claims in Macon County resulting in over $64,000 in losses paid, and Franklin County having the highest deer claim frequency in 2005 at 23 claims per 1,000 exposures. Cook County had the lowest deer claim frequency in 2005 despite having the largest number of exposures.
This document contains a table summarizing the sales amounts over 3 months for 6 salespeople. It shows the name of each salesperson, their sales for July, August, and September, their total sales, commission amount, subtotal, discount amount, and amount to be paid. It also provides the totals for all salespeople at the bottom.
This document contains a table summarizing sales data for 7 employees over 3 months. It lists the employees' names and their sales amounts for July, August, and September, as well as their subtotals, commission amounts at 5%, total earnings, discount at 5% of total earnings, and amount to be paid. The largest sales were by Manuel with a total of $195,584.70 and earnings of $1,760,262.30 after commission.
The document discusses the power of tax-deferred compounding growth over long periods of time for retirement savings in accounts like IRAs. It shows examples of how even small annual contributions can grow substantially with compound interest over 30 years and result in much higher balances in tax-deferred accounts compared to taxable accounts. The document also outlines different types of tax-deferred accounts and investments that can be used for long-term retirement savings and planning.
1. The document provides rankings of US states based on total state expenditures, education expenditures, and public welfare expenditures per capita in 2008.
2. California had the highest total state expenditures at $246.7 billion, while Alaska had the highest expenditures per capita at $14,483.
3. For education expenditures, California also had the highest total at $73.3 billion, while Vermont had the highest per capita at $3,318.
4. For public welfare expenditures, California again had the highest total at $60.2 billion, while New York had the highest per capita at $2,291.
The document contains details about three investment plans:
Plan AAA had a principal of $10,000 over 36 months, with monthly interest payments ranging from $1,400 to $2,000. The plan earned a total of $340,200.
Plan BBB had a principal of $20,000 over 50 months, with monthly interest payments ranging from $2,400 to $3,600. The plan earned a total of $974,800.
Plan CCC had a principal of $10,000 over 80 months, with monthly interest payments ranging from $1,500 to $1,850. The plan earned a total of $777,600.
This document shows the monthly sales amounts for 6 salespeople from July to September, their total sales, commission rate, subtotal with commission, discount rate, and amount to be paid. It lists the names of the salespeople and their sales figures for July, August, September, with totals, and commission and payment calculations applied to each person's total sales.
The document shows sales data for 6 employees over 3 months including their monthly sales, total sales, commission percentage, total with commission, discount percentage, and amount to be paid. It lists the employees' names and their sales, commission, and payment for July, August, September, and in total.
1. The document contains production data from two oil leases, Coe #6 & #7 and Ragsdale #2, including monthly production volumes, prices, revenue values, and expenses.
2. It lists the date, price per barrel, barrels produced, revenue value, revenue to the working interest owner, and daily production for each lease over multiple months between 2005-2008.
3. The data shows historical production, pricing, and revenue information for evaluation and analysis of the financial performance and production of the two oil leases.
This document outlines two investment plans over 20 years with different monthly contribution amounts but the same 12% average annual interest rate. It shows the projected contributions, accumulated principal and interest for each year. The plan with the higher monthly contribution of $7,250 sees larger annual and total returns compared to the plan with $5,000 monthly contributions.
The document outlines a high yield capital guaranteed fund offered by Standard Morgan. It shows daily rates of return for investments of various amounts over a period of 730 days. Larger investments and longer time periods yield higher returns, with investments of $10,000 or more earning a guaranteed 0.3% daily dividend. The fund aims to provide steady returns to investors through a combination of dividends and guaranteed growth of capital over time.
This document provides data on government assistance to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the third bimester of 2011 broken down by municipality. It shows the number of families and beneficiaries receiving different types of support such as scholarships, food assistance, education funding, childcare, utilities and more. The total amount of assistance provided across all municipalities for this period was over $397 million Mexican pesos.
This document provides data on government support provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the first bimester of 2010, broken down by municipality. It shows the number of beneficiary families and students, as well as the amounts provided for concepts like food, education, childcare, utilities and more. The totals for each municipality and the overall state total are presented at the end.
This document summarizes social welfare benefits provided to families in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico for the sixth bimester of 2010 by municipality. It lists the number of beneficiary families, students receiving benefits, adults served, and amounts distributed for programs like food, education, childcare, utilities and cash transfers in each of the 46 municipalities in Guanajuato. The total amount distributed across all municipalities was over 431 million Mexican pesos.
The document contains a table with employee data including names, ages, salaries, and other details. It provides statistical analysis on the data such as minimum age, maximum salary, total salaries, and average salary. The second table shows dates of hire and separation for employees along with details on severance pay eligibility and amounts.
This document shows Gross National Income figures in PPP (Purchasing Power Parity) dollars for various countries from 2005 to 2008. The figures are organized by country and year, with the GNI PPP amount listed for each country and year. Overall it provides a comparison of GNI PPP amounts across different countries over a 4 year period from 2005 to 2008.
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This document is a comparative table of risk classifications and loan amounts for various debtors of Banco Nuevo Mundo from October 2001 to November 2000. It shows changes in risk level, outstanding debt amounts, guarantees, and loan provisions for over 50 companies from various industries including fishing, real estate, hotels, and retail. The debtors with the largest changes in outstanding debt from the previous period include Almacenes y Logistica S.A., Continental S.A., and Mavilas Hermanos S.A.
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This document is a comparative table of risk classifications and financial information for various companies from Banco Nuevo Mundo from October 2001 to November 2000. It includes information on risk level, debt amounts, guarantees, provisions, and changes from the previous period for over 50 companies across different industries like fishing, hotels, supermarkets, and construction. The levels of debt, guarantees and provisions are shown for October 2001 and November 2000 with the changes between the two periods.
This document contains personal and salary information for 10 employees. It includes details such as name, marital status, number of dependents, basic salary, and days worked per month. It also provides totals for various payroll concepts such as health contributions, pension contributions, overtime pay, bonuses and deductions. The totals at the bottom summarize the amounts to be paid for the payroll including salaries, contributions, provisions and payments to employees.
This document contains payroll information for 10 employees including names, marital status, number of dependents, basic monthly salary, and days worked. It includes calculations for gross salary, transportation allowance, overtime pay, bonuses, deductions, and net pay. The totals section summarizes amounts for concepts like health contributions, pension contributions, and payroll taxes. Formulas are provided for calculating items like gross salary, transportation allowance, daily basic salary, and hourly pay rate.
The document outlines a guaranteed high yield capital fund offered by Standard Morgan. It shows daily rates of return for investments of various amounts over a period of 730 days. Larger investments and longer time periods yield higher returns, with investments of $10,000 or more earning a guaranteed 0.3% daily dividend. The fund guarantees preservation of capital as well as competitive returns.
This document contains sales figures for 6 salespeople - Andres, Bernardo, Francisco, Guadalupe, Manuel, and Nereyda - over a 3 month period from July to September. It lists the amount each person sold each month as well as their total sales, commission percentage, commission earned, subtotal and amount to be paid. It also contains commission and payment information for Jose Eduardo Qui?ones Garcia.
This document provides deer claim statistics for the state of Illinois by county for the year 2005, including the number of deer claims, total losses paid for deer claims, deer claim frequency per 1,000 exposures, and deer claim frequencies and severities for previous years. Some key details include over 2,200 deer claims in Macon County resulting in over $64,000 in losses paid, and Franklin County having the highest deer claim frequency in 2005 at 23 claims per 1,000 exposures. Cook County had the lowest deer claim frequency in 2005 despite having the largest number of exposures.
This document contains a table summarizing the sales amounts over 3 months for 6 salespeople. It shows the name of each salesperson, their sales for July, August, and September, their total sales, commission amount, subtotal, discount amount, and amount to be paid. It also provides the totals for all salespeople at the bottom.
This document contains a table summarizing sales data for 7 employees over 3 months. It lists the employees' names and their sales amounts for July, August, and September, as well as their subtotals, commission amounts at 5%, total earnings, discount at 5% of total earnings, and amount to be paid. The largest sales were by Manuel with a total of $195,584.70 and earnings of $1,760,262.30 after commission.
The document discusses the power of tax-deferred compounding growth over long periods of time for retirement savings in accounts like IRAs. It shows examples of how even small annual contributions can grow substantially with compound interest over 30 years and result in much higher balances in tax-deferred accounts compared to taxable accounts. The document also outlines different types of tax-deferred accounts and investments that can be used for long-term retirement savings and planning.
1. The document provides rankings of US states based on total state expenditures, education expenditures, and public welfare expenditures per capita in 2008.
2. California had the highest total state expenditures at $246.7 billion, while Alaska had the highest expenditures per capita at $14,483.
3. For education expenditures, California also had the highest total at $73.3 billion, while Vermont had the highest per capita at $3,318.
4. For public welfare expenditures, California again had the highest total at $60.2 billion, while New York had the highest per capita at $2,291.
The document contains details about three investment plans:
Plan AAA had a principal of $10,000 over 36 months, with monthly interest payments ranging from $1,400 to $2,000. The plan earned a total of $340,200.
Plan BBB had a principal of $20,000 over 50 months, with monthly interest payments ranging from $2,400 to $3,600. The plan earned a total of $974,800.
Plan CCC had a principal of $10,000 over 80 months, with monthly interest payments ranging from $1,500 to $1,850. The plan earned a total of $777,600.
This document shows the monthly sales amounts for 6 salespeople from July to September, their total sales, commission rate, subtotal with commission, discount rate, and amount to be paid. It lists the names of the salespeople and their sales figures for July, August, September, with totals, and commission and payment calculations applied to each person's total sales.
The document shows sales data for 6 employees over 3 months including their monthly sales, total sales, commission percentage, total with commission, discount percentage, and amount to be paid. It lists the employees' names and their sales, commission, and payment for July, August, September, and in total.
1. The document contains production data from two oil leases, Coe #6 & #7 and Ragsdale #2, including monthly production volumes, prices, revenue values, and expenses.
2. It lists the date, price per barrel, barrels produced, revenue value, revenue to the working interest owner, and daily production for each lease over multiple months between 2005-2008.
3. The data shows historical production, pricing, and revenue information for evaluation and analysis of the financial performance and production of the two oil leases.
This document outlines two investment plans over 20 years with different monthly contribution amounts but the same 12% average annual interest rate. It shows the projected contributions, accumulated principal and interest for each year. The plan with the higher monthly contribution of $7,250 sees larger annual and total returns compared to the plan with $5,000 monthly contributions.
The document outlines a high yield capital guaranteed fund offered by Standard Morgan. It shows daily rates of return for investments of various amounts over a period of 730 days. Larger investments and longer time periods yield higher returns, with investments of $10,000 or more earning a guaranteed 0.3% daily dividend. The fund aims to provide steady returns to investors through a combination of dividends and guaranteed growth of capital over time.
This document contains a table with information on transportation subsidies for each Argentine province. It lists the province, the original subsidy allocation for 2020, additional extraordinary allocations, amounts to be recognized from 2019, and the total and monthly quotas. The total original subsidy allocation for all provinces was over $6 billion Argentine pesos, with additional allocations of over $150 million and $196 million to be recognized from 2019. The overall total subsidy including these additional amounts was over $6.4 billion Argentine pesos, with a monthly quota of over $1.6 billion pesos to be distributed among the provinces.
The document shows two investment plans with different monthly contribution amounts over a 20 year period. Plan 1 contributes $7,250 monthly and Plan 2 contributes $5,000 monthly, both earning a 12% average annual return. It displays the projected contribution amounts, growth of principal, and difference in returns between the two plans each year.
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This document contains medical claims data with fields for length of stay, age, sex, primary payer, total charges and charges broken down by category for various procedures, imaging, labs, drugs, room charges. There are over 100 claims listed with varying information provided for each.
This document appears to be a roster listing 30 students in a nursing assistant course in Popayan, Colombia. It includes each student's name, identification number, phone number, payment plan, cancelled payment amount, and remaining payment amount. The dates for the start of the second semester are listed as March 1, 2011.
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This document contains records of investments, warrants payable, revenues, and expenses over multiple periods from 9 to 12. It shows totals of $22,034,132.04 in outflows and $21,083,649.39 in inflows for investments, and totals of $0 in revenues but $10,557,593.03 in expenses for the periods listed.
This document appears to be a sales report from an athletic apparel company listing individual employee sales, totals for various categories, and comparisons to previous months and years. It includes tables with employee names and IDs, sales amounts, commissions, and amounts for various categories like clothing, accessories, and activities. Overall sales for the month were $70,424.62 with sales representatives accounting for $69,158.62 of that total. Sales and other categories were up compared to the previous January in most cases.
This document shows financial data for a company from 1998 to 2008 including revenue, costs, profits, assets, liabilities, and cash flows. Revenue grew substantially from $8,500 in 1998 to $66,245 in 2008. Gross profit also increased steadily over this period. Cash flow from operations turned positive in 2000 and continued to increase each year thereafter. Total assets grew from $4,077 in 1998 to over $57,000 in 2006 as fixed assets and accounts receivable increased.
The document contains sales data by month for various product categories from January to May totaling to 3038 units sold. It also includes itemized product prices before and after discount. Finally, it lists employee salaries and hours worked for the month of June 2000 totaling to $42,595 in salaries.
This document is a sales report from April 1-8 that shows the product code, name, price per unit, number of units sold each day, daily and total sales amounts including taxes. The total sales for the period were $66,684.92 with $6,668.49 in discounts, resulting in net sales of $60,016.43.
The document analyzes the 2008 financial performance of KKC. It shows that earnings from participant fees and donations were $44,100 while costs were $24,578, resulting in a profit of $19,522. Participant numbers ranged from 1500 to 3000, with fees making up the bulk of earnings. Costs primarily covered t-shirt and payment processing expenses. The previous year's donation amount was $10,300.
This document contains tables showing the amortization of loans with fixed monthly payments over various terms. It includes tables for loans of $10,000,000, $20,000,000, and $50,000,000 with interest rates ranging from 1.29% to 1.95% per month and terms of 1 to 5 years. Each monthly payment is comprised of interest charged on the outstanding balance and principal paid down, with the balance decreasing each period until the loan is fully paid off by the final payment.
The document provides statistics on maize production in the state of Nayarit, Mexico for the years 2010, 2009, and 2008, including the area planted, area harvested, production, yield, price per metric ton, and total value of production for each municipality. Overall maize production in Nayarit totaled 176,223 metric tons in 2010, 214,440 metric tons in 2009, and 186,568 metric tons in 2008. The highest producing municipalities across the three years were Compostela, San Pedro Lagunillas, and Yesca La.
The document is a lighting quick-reference chart that compares the annual costs of using incandescent, compact fluorescent (CFL), and light emitting diode (LED) light bulbs. It provides data on watts, kilowatt-hours per year, and costs per year for different bulb types and prices per kilowatt-hour. The data suggests that as the price per kilowatt-hour and the wattage of bulbs increases, LED bulbs provide greater cost savings compared to incandescent and CFL bulbs.
This document is a loan amortization schedule in Spanish that details the terms of a $150,000 loan with an annual interest rate of 31.92% over 48 months. It shows the monthly payment amount of $5,569.68, how that payment is allocated to interest and principal each month, and the remaining balance over the life of the loan.
This document contains details of a $50,000,000 loan with an 18% annual interest rate to be paid back over 5 years in monthly installments. It shows the loan amount, interest rate, payment amount, and amortization schedule with the balance decreasing with each monthly payment over the 60 month period until the loan is paid off in full.
Este documento presenta una lista de 129 personas que participan en el Programa Oportunidades en el municipio de Cueramaro, Guanajuato, M¨¦xico durante el periodo de marzo 2011 a abril 2011. La lista incluye los nombres completos de cada persona con su apellido paterno, apellido materno y nombre.
El documento presenta el Plan de Gobierno Municipal de Cuer¨¢maro, Guanajuato para 2009-2012. Incluye la misi¨®n, visi¨®n y valores del gobierno municipal, una caracterizaci¨®n del municipio y su marco jur¨ªdico, y establece seis ejes estrat¨¦gicos para el desarrollo municipal en ¨¢reas como seguridad, desarrollo econ¨®mico, y desarrollo humano sustentable.
El documento describe un proyecto de red de drenaje sanitario y sistema de tratamiento de aguas residuales en la comunidad Galera de la Grulla en Cuer¨¢maro, Guanajuato. Incluye informaci¨®n sobre la ubicaci¨®n, dimensiones e inversi¨®n requerida para el proyecto, as¨ª como descripciones del sistema de tratamiento que consiste en un reactor anaerobio de flujo ascendente. El objetivo del proyecto es mejorar la calidad de vida de los habitantes mediante la dotaci¨®n del servicio de drenaje sanitario y tratamiento de aguas residual
El documento presenta informaci¨®n econ¨®mica, demogr¨¢fica y sectorial del municipio de Cuer¨¢maro, Guanajuato. El municipio tiene una poblaci¨®n de 22,134 habitantes, un PIB de 53 millones de d¨®lares y se destaca en la agricultura, especialmente el trigo. Los principales sectores son el comercio, la industria alimentaria y la construcci¨®n. El municipio cuenta con infraestructura b¨¢sica como escuelas, carreteras y servicios de salud.
2. APOYOS EMITIDOS A LAS FAMILIAS BENEFICIARIAS
POR CONCEPTO Y NIVEL MUNICIPAL
(SEGUNDO BIMESTRE 2009)
ESTADO: 11 GUANAJUATO
ADULTOS VIVIR COMPENSACI?N
MUNICIPIO FAMILIAS BECARIOS ADULTOS ALIMENTACI?N EDUCACI?N ENERG?TICO TOTAL
MAYORES MEJOR ALIMENTACI?N
XICHU 1,798 2,041 $747,600 $1,243,480 $195,855 $430,440 $2,617,375
YURIRIA 5,113 4,494 79 $2,049,275 $47,940 $2,608,730 $537,010 $1,213,440 $6,456,395
TOTAL EN EL ESTADO 227,222 257,515 5,126 $89,851,060 $3,220,410 $151,075,820 $23,545,410 $53,283,600 $320,976,300
MAYO 2009