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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.
Spending by sector, with financing churn separated out.
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.
ADP execution · GovTwin
The Annual Development Programme is how Bangladesh turns budget into roads, power and schools. A large allocation means little if the projects do not move. Each ministry's current-year allocation sits beside how far through its project portfolio it has actually spent, and how many projects run past deadline.
Cumulative expenditure as a share of total project cost, weighted by project cost (not a count of projects or a single-year spending rate).
Allocation and execution
Ordered by current-year allocation. Completion is cumulative expenditure as a share of total project cost, the stored ADP figure, so it tracks multi-year progress rather than single-year spending. The completion bar is shaded red below 30% and amber below 50%. Overdue counts projects past their planned completion date.
Method and sources
Source: the BDPolicyLab GovTwin ADP portfolio, the FY2025-26 development programme of the 56implementing ministries and divisions in the institutional registry. Allocation is the current-year ADP allocation in crore taka. Completion is the stored execution figure, cumulative expenditure divided by total project cost, so a ministry midway through a multi-year portfolio sits near the middle even when this year's spending is on track. The cost-weighted national completion weights each body by its total project cost. This covers the implementing bodies tracked in the registry, not every line of the national ADP.