Performance Audit Report on the Control of F MD 52 |  P a g e program is done from the crush point  to institutions such as the Kgotla,  clinics and Extension areas Offices.  Strengthen  supervision  and  coordination at district level to ensure  full  compliance  with  surveillance  plans necessary for early detection of  FMD as well as enhancing credibility  of FMD status of different zones. The major impediments to effectively  implement the surveillance plans is  insufficient budget due to ceilings.  Ensure that surveillance plans are  fully integrated into district level plans  to  ensure  harmony  with  other  activities (at district level) as well as to  ensure  efficiency  in  resource  utilisation. Surveillance  plans  are  developed,  shared and discussed with District  leadership to incorporate the plan  with other activities during any plan  period. This is done to ensure that the  leadership is accountable by availing  resources such as manpower and  transport  to  facilitate  the  implementation of the plan  Provide adequate budget provisions to  ensure  that  cordon  fences  are  continuously maintained so as to  ensure effective control of movement  of both cattle and wild animals to  prohibited areas thus minimising the  risk of an FMD outbreak.  All  efforts  to  undertake  disease  prevention  activities  are  being  hampered  by  insufficient  budget.  Fence maintenance has been covered  by development budget. The little  budget under camps vote does not  cope with the massive destruction to  fences caused by elephants. 