Budget FY2026-27 · Allocation by sector

Where the money goes, by sector.

Ministry-wise gross expenditure aggregated by sector from the Statement 8 totals, each ministry counted once. Finance is dominated by debt servicing and inter-government transfers, which is why it sits far above every other line.

Budget overview

Largest sectors

The top eight

Finance

৳ 908,023

Tk crore

59.9%of total

Education

৳ 122,497

Tk crore

8.1%of total

Agriculture

৳ 64,023

Tk crore

4.2%of total

Health

৳ 62,853

Tk crore

4.2%of total

Social Protection

৳ 57,437

Tk crore

3.8%of total

Infrastructure

৳ 44,905

Tk crore

3.0%of total

Local Government

৳ 42,808

Tk crore

2.8%of total

Defense

৳ 42,541

Tk crore

2.8%of total

Full ranking

Every sector, by share of gross outlay

1Finance৳ 908,023 cr · 59.9%

2Education৳ 122,497 cr · 8.1%

3Agriculture৳ 64,023 cr · 4.2%

4Health৳ 62,853 cr · 4.2%

5Social Protection৳ 57,437 cr · 3.8%

6Infrastructure৳ 44,905 cr · 3.0%

7Local Government৳ 42,808 cr · 2.8%

8Defense৳ 42,541 cr · 2.8%

9Planning৳ 37,154 cr · 2.5%

10Law Justice৳ 33,336 cr · 2.2%

11ICT৳ 22,305 cr · 1.5%

12Public Admin৳ 22,157 cr · 1.5%

13Transport৳ 20,905 cr · 1.4%

14Energy৳ 17,345 cr · 1.1%

15Water৳ 10,533 cr · 0.7%

16Industry৳ 2,532 cr · 0.2%

17Climate৳ 2,240 cr · 0.1%

18Foreign Affairs৳ 1,844 cr · 0.1%

Gross ministry-wise allocation aggregated by sector via Statement 8 totals; each ministry is counted once. Bars are scaled to the largest sector by share. 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 and held in a versioned data lake. Shares are computed on the gross ministry-wise basis, which is larger than the net outlay because of the netting bridge. No figure is estimated: where a number is not in the source, it is shown as unavailable rather than inferred.