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Une Subvention D'un Montant De GNF 12 778 665 ARRETE Article 1er: Une subvention d’un montant de GNF 12 778 665 750 (Douze milliards sept cent soixante dix huit millions six cent soixante cinq mille sept cent cinquante Francs Guinéens) est accordée aux Collectivités Décentralisées du Ministère de l’Administration du Territoire et de la Décentralisation, au titre du 1er trimestre de l’exercice 2017. Article 2: La subvention visée à l’article 1er du présent arrêté, servira à couvrir les dépenses liées au fonctionnement desdites Collectivités et sera virée dans les comptes des Communes urbaines et rurales conformément à l’état de ventilation ci-après: N° Désignation Banques MONTANTS I- REGION DE CONAKRY 437 500 000 1 1 C.U KALOUM BCRG 87 500 000 2 2 C.U DIXINN BCRG 87 500 000 3 3 C.U MATAM BCRG 87 500 000 4 4 C.U MATOTO BCRG 87 500 000 5 5 C.U RATOMA BCRG 87 500 000 II - REGION DE BOKE 356 250 000 6 1. C.U BOKE BICIGUI 75 000 000 7 1 BINTIMODIA BICIGUI 31 250 000 8 2 DABISS BICIGUI 31 250 000 9 3 KAMSAR BICIGUI 31 250 000 10 4 KANFARANDE BICIGUI 31 250 000 11 5 KOLABOUI BICIGUI 31 250 000 12 6 MALAPOUYAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 13 7 SANGAREDI BICIGUI 31 250 000 14 8 SANSALE BICIGUI 31 250 000 15 9 TANENE BICIGUI 31 250 000 2. C.U BOFFA 281 250 000 16 C.U BOFFA SGBG 62 500 000 17 1 KOLIAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 18 2 DOUPROU SGBG 31 250 000 19 3 KOBA BICIGUI 31 250 000 20 4 LISSO BICIGUI 31 250 000 21 5 MANKOUNTAN BICIGUI 31 250 000 +224 654 00 11 11 / +224 661 00 11 11 - Conakry, République de Guinée - BP : 519 www.mbudget.gov.gn 22 6 TAMITA BICIGUI 31 250 000 23 7 TOUGNIFILY BICIGUI 31 250 000 3. C.U FRIA 156 250 000 24 C.U FRIA BICIGUI 62 500 000 25 1 BAGUINET BICIGUI 31 250 000 26 2 BAGUIGNY BICIGUI 31 250 000 27 3 TORMELIN BICIGUI 31 250 000 4. C.U GAOUAL 281 250 000 28 C.U GAOUAL CREDIT RURAL 62 500 000 29 1 FOULAMORY BICIGUI 31 250 000 30 2 KAKONY BICIGUI 31 250 000 31 3 KOUMBIA BICIGUI 31 250 000 32 4 KOUNSITEL BICIGUI 31 250 000 33 5 MALANTAN BICIGUI 31 250 000 34 6 TOUBA BICIGUI 31 250 000 35 7 WENDE-M'BOUR BICIGUI 31 250 000 5. C.U KOUNDARA 250 000 000 36 C.U KOUNDARA BICIGUI 62 500 000 37 1 GUINGAN BICIGUI 31 250 000 38 2 KAMABY BICIGUI 31 250 000 39 3 SAMBAÏLO BICIGUI 31 250 000 40 4 SAREBOIDO BICIGUI 31 250 000 41 5 TERMESSE BICIGUI 31 250 000 42 6 YOUKOUNKOUN BICIGUI 31 250 000 III- REGION DE FARANAH 418 750 000 43 1. C.U FARANAH BICIGUI 62 500 000 44 1 BANIAN BICIGUI 31 250 000 45 2 BEINDOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 46 3 HEREMAKONO BCRG 31 250 000 47 4 KOBIKORO BICIGUI 31 250 000 48 5 MARELLA BCRG 31 250 000 49 6 NIALIA BCRG 31 250 000 50 7 PASSAYA BCRG 31 250 000 51 8 SANDENIA BCRG 31 250 000 52 9 SONGOYAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 53 10 TINDO BICIGUI 31 250 000 54 11 TIRO BICIGUI 31 250 000 2. C.U DABOLA 312 500 000 55 C.U DABOLA BICIGUI 62 500 000 56 1 ARAFAMOUSSAYAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 57 2 BANKO BICIGUI 31 250 000 58 3 BISSIKIRIMA BICIGUI 31 250 000 59 4 DOGOMET BICIGUI 31 250 000 +224 654 00 11 11 / +224 661 00 11 11 - Conakry, République de Guinée - BP : 519 www.mbudget.gov.gn 60 5 KANKAMA BICIGUI 31 250 000 61 6 KINDOYE BICIGUI 31 250 000 62 7 KONINDOU SGBG 31 250 000 63 8 M'DEMA SGBG 31 250 000 3. C.U DINGUIRAYE 281 250 000 BICIGUI 64 C.U DINGUIRAYE (Mamou) 62 500 000 65 1 BANORA Ecobank lero 31 250 000 66 2 DIALAKORO SGBG Dabola 31 250 000 67 3 DIATIFERE SGBG Dabola 31 250 000 68 4 GAGNAKALY SGBG Dabola 31 250 000 69 5 KALINKO SGBG Dabola 31 250 000 70 6 LANSANAYA SGBG Dabola 31 250 000 71 7 SELOUMA SGBG Dabola 31 250 000 4. C.U KISSIDOUGOU 437 500 000 72 C.U KISSIDOUGOU BICIGUI 62 500 000 73 1 ALBADARIAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 74 2 BANAMA Fibank 31 250 000 75 3 BARDOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 76 4 BEINDOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 77 5 FERMESSADOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 78 6 FIRAWA BICIGUI 31 250 000 79 7 GBANGBADOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 80 8 KONDIADOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 81 9 MANFRAN BICIGUI 31 250 000 82 10 SANGARDO BICIGUI 31 250 000 83 11 YENDE MILLIMOU Fibank 31 250 000 84 12 YOMBIRO BICIGUI 31 250 000 IV- REGION DE KANKAN 450 000 000 85 1. C.U KANKAN BCRG 75 000 000 86 1 BALANDOU BCRG 31 250 000 87 2 BATE NAFADJI BCRG 31 250 000 88 3 BOULA BCRG 31 250 000 89 4 GBEREDOU BARAN BCRG 31 250 000 90 5 KARIFAMORIAH BCRG 31 250 000 91 6 KOUMBAN BCRG 31 250 000 92 7 MAMOUROUDOU BCRG 31 250 000 93 8 MISSAMANA BCRG 31 250 000 94 9 MORIBAYA BCRG 31 250 000 SABADOU 95 10 BARANAMA BCRG 31 250 000 96 11 TINTIOULEN BCRG 31 250 000 97 12 TOKOUNOU BCRG 31 250 000 +224 654 00 11 11 / +224 661 00 11 11 - Conakry, République de Guinée - BP : 519 www.mbudget.gov.gn 2. C.U KEROUANE 281 250 000 BICIGUI 98 C.U KEROUANE (Kankan) 62 500 000 99 1 BANANKORO BCRG 31 250 000 100 2 DAMARO BCRG 31 250 000 101 3 KOMODOU BCRG 31 250 000 102 4 KONSANKORO BCRG 31 250 000 103 5 LINKO BCRG 31 250 000 104 6 SIBIRIBARO BCRG 31 250 000 105 7 SOROMAYA BCRG 31 250 000 3. C.U KOUROUSSA 406 250 000 BICIGUI 106 C.U KOUROUSSA (Kankan) 62 500 000 107 1 BABILA BICIGUI 31 250 000 108 2 BALATO BCRG 31 250 000 109 3 BANFELE BICIGUI 31 250 000 110 4 BARO Crédit Rural 31 250 000 111 5 CISSELA BICIGUI 31 250 000 112 6 DOUAKO BICIGUI 31 250 000 113 7 DOURA BCRG 31 250 000 114 8 KINIERO BICIGUI 31 250 000 115 9 KOMOLAKOURA BICIGUI 31 250 000 116 10 KOUMANA BCRG 31 250 000 117 11 SANGUIANA BICIGUI 31 250 000 4. C.U MANDIANA 406 250 000 118 C.U MANDIANA BCRG 62 500 000 119 1 BALANDOUGOUBA BCRG 31 250 000 120 2 DIALAKORO BCRG 31 250 000 121 3 FARALAKO BCRG 31 250 000 122 4 KANTOUMANIA BCRG 31 250 000 123 5 KINIERAN BCRG 31 250 000 124 6 KONDIANANKORO BCRG 31 250 000 125 7 KOUNDIAN BCRG 31 250 000 126 8 MORODOU BCRG 31 250 000 127 9 NIANTANIA BCRG 31 250 000 128 10 SALADOU BCRG 31 250 000 129 11 SANSANDO BCRG 31 250 000 5. C.U SIGUIRI 437 500 000 130 C.U SIGUIRI SGBG 62 500 000 131 1 BANKON SGBG 31 250 000 132 2 DOKO Fibank 31 250 000 133 3 FRANWALIA Fibank 31 250 000 134 4 KINIEBAKOURA Ecobank 31 250 000 +224 654 00 11 11 / +224 661 00 11 11 - Conakry, République de Guinée - BP : 519 www.mbudget.gov.gn 135 5 KINTINIAN SGBG 31 250 000 136 6 MALEAH Ecobank 31 250 000 137 7 NABOUN Ecobank 31 250 000 138 8 NIAGASSOLA Fibank 31 250 000 139 9 NIANDAKORO BICIGUI 31 250 000 140 10 NORASSOBA Fibank 31 250 000 141 11 NOUKOUNKAN Ecobank 31 250 000 142 12 SIGUIRINI Ecobank 31 250 000 V- REGION DE KINDIA 1 047 415 750 143 1. C.U KINDIA BCRG 75 000 000 144 1 BANGOUYA BCRG 31 250 000 145 2 DAMAKANIA BCRG 31 250 000 146 3 FRIGUIAGBE BCRG 31 250 000 147 4 KOLENTE BCRG 31 250 000 148 5 MADINA-OULA BCRG 31 250 000 149 6 MAMBIA BCRG 31 250 000 150 7 MOLOTA BCRG 31 250 000 151 8 SAMAYA BCRG 31 250 000 152 9 SOUGUETA BCRG 31 250 000 Struct Déc ENS Vil SGBG 691 165 750 2. C.U COYAH 156 250 000 153 C.U COYAH BCRG 62 500 000 Crédit Rural 154 1 KOURIAH coyah 31 250 000 155 2 MANEAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 Crédit rural 156 3 WONKIFONG coyah 31 250 000 3. C.U DUBREKA 250 000 000 157 C.U DUBREKA FIBANK 62 500 000 158 1 BADY BICIGUI 31 250 000 159 2 FALESSADE BICIGUI 31 250 000 160 3 KHORIRA BICIGUI 31 250 000 161 4 OUASSOU BICIGUI 31 250 000 162 5 TANENE BICIGUI 31 250 000 163 6 TONDON BICIGUI 31 250 000 4. C.U FORECARIAH 343 750 000 164 C.U FORECARIAH BSIC 62 500 000 165 1 ALLASOYAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 166 2 BENTY BICIGUI 31 250 000 167 3 FARMORIAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 168 4 KABACK BICIGUI 31 250 000 169 5 KAKOSSA BICIGUI 31 250 000 170 6 KALIAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 +224 654 00 11 11 / +224 661 00 11 11 - Conakry, République de Guinée - BP : 519 www.mbudget.gov.gn 171 7 MAFERINYAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 172 8 MOUSSAYAH BICIGUI 31 250 000 173 9 SIKHOUROU BICIGUI 31 250 000 5.
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