PAKISTAN IS ONE OF THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES WITH LIMITED CAPITAL RESOURCES AND UNLIMTED GOALS TO ACHIEVE. SAME REMAINS THE FACT FOR NATURAL RESOURCES LIKE FORESTS. SO FORESTERS NEEDS EFFICIENT ACCOUNTING METHODS AND PROCEDURES FOR ENHANCED OUTPUT 

 

Theory           

1. INTRODUCTION  Cash accounts, def, types, accounting cycle, accounting branches 

2. CASH ACCOUNTS. Cash Book, Revenue, Expenditure, Forest Adavances

3. TTIMBER ACCOUNTS Description, transport and record at depot, maintenace of forms and records

4. EXECUTIVE ORDERS  Competant authorities for controlling and maitaining day to day financial matters, procedures for writing and movement of official correspondence, types ofcorrespondence

5. AUDIT def, types and procedures for various kinds of provincial audits

6. EFFICIENCY AND CONDUCT PAEDA Act, use and misuse of authorities , exercise of Govt, rules and procedures

7. DUTIES AND POWERS OF FOREST OFFICERS  CCF, CF, DFO, SDFO/RFO, APPOINTMENT OF INQUIRY OFFICER, PROCEDURES

8. LEAVES Types, Casual leave, Leave with full pay, leave on half pay, leave without pay, recreation leave,special leave, Ex-Pakistan leave

9. DELEGATION OF FINANCIAL POWERS as per article 119 of Cocnsttution of Islaic Republic of Pakistan

Books Recommended

  1. Forest Accounts and Procedures by Syed M. Ajmal Rahim and Raja Umer
  2. Foret Manual -I by Govt of Punjab 
  3. Forest Manual II by Govt. of Punjab
  4. Daniel, T.W., J.A.Helms and F.S.Baker, 1979. Principles of Silviculture (2nd edition). McGraw-Hill Book Company.
  5. Siddiqui, K.M. 1997. Forestry and Environment. Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar.
  6. Siddiqui, K.M. 1997. General Silviculture. Pakistan Forest Institute, Peshawar.
  7. Dvorak, J. and L. Novak. 1994. Accounts for Soil Conservation and Silviculture. Elsevier Science.
  8. Smith, D.M. (1987). The Practice of Silviculture Accounts. 7th Ed. John Wiley & Sons, New York.

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