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FY2026-27
The FY2026-27 budget overview: revenue, spending, and the deficit.
Verified findings on credibility, expansion, and execution risk.
Every ministry ranked by allocation, debt line held apart.
The three-year trajectory of ministry spending.
Budget-speech measures tracked from pledge to delivery.
The source budget documents, by volume and category.
How figures are extracted, verified, and reconciled.
Budget FY2026-27 · Allocation by sector
Ministry-wise gross expenditure aggregated by sector from the Statement 8 totals, each ministry counted once. The Finance bucket (debt servicing, subsidies, and inter-government transfers) accounts for nearly 60% of the gross Statement 8 total and is shown separately below; the programme sectors are ranked and compared among themselves so the comparison is readable. The net budget outlay is Tk 9,38,000 cr.
Finance sector, shown separately
This bucket covers debt servicing, rollover of treasury bills and bonds, subsidies, and inter-government transfers: financing churn rather than programme spending. Including it in the bar chart would compress every programme sector to a sliver, so it is surfaced here and excluded from the ranked comparison below.
Largest programme sectors
Programme sector ranking
Programme sectors only; Finance (debt servicing, subsidies, and inter-government transfers) is shown in the callout above and excluded here. Gross ministry-wise allocation aggregated by sector via Statement 8 totals; each ministry is counted once. Shares are of the full gross total (including Finance). Bars are scaled to the largest programme sector so differences are readable. Sector mapping via the BudgetLab sector crosswalk; ministries not in the map appear as other.
Methodology
Figures are extracted from the Ministry of Finance budget documents (Statement 8) and held in a versioned data lake. The Finance sector (৳ 908,023 cr, 59.9% of the gross total) covers debt servicing, treasury bill and bond rollover, subsidies, and inter-government transfers; it is displayed separately and excluded from the programme sector comparison. Shares in the ranking are of the gross Statement 8 total. The net budget outlay is Tk 9,38,000 cr; the gross figure is larger due to the netting bridge and does not reach the net via simple subtraction of Finance alone. No figure is estimated: where a number is not in the source, it is shown as unavailable rather than inferred.