Just 10% FY27 Development Budget Spent
In practice, the federal administration spent only Rs. 103.87 billion, or 10.39 percent, of its Rs.
In practice, the federal administration spent only Rs. 103.87 billion, or 10.39 percent, of its Rs.
Article outline
- What happened
- The key numbers
- Official response
- The bottom line
Key points
- The figures cover July to October 2026 and show that development spending remained below 11 percent of the total allocation.
- While the Power Division, including NTDC and PEPCO, spent Rs, 103.08 billion allocation.
- 103.87 billion, or 10.39 percent, of its Rs.
- The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training spent Rs.
- 682.48 billion for development projects, but spent Rs.
In practice, the federal administration spent only Rs. 103.87 billion, or 10.39 percent, of its Rs. 1 trillion development budget during the first four months of fiscal year 2026-27, according to official documents.
Notably, the figures cover July to October 2026 and show that development spending remained below 11 percent of the total allocation.
Federal ministries received Rs. 682.48 billion for development projects, but spent Rs. 74.65 billion during the period. Corporations were allocated Rs. 312.51 billion and utilized Rs. 29.22 billion. Govt Earns Rs. 220 Billion Petroleum Levy in 2 Months.
Meanwhile, the allocation for provinces and special areas stood at Rs. 233.38 billion, of which Rs. 23.80 billion was spent.
Among major development departments, the National Highway Authority (NHA) received Rs. 224.51 billion but spent only Rs. 13.29 billion.
In practice, the Water Resources Division utilized Rs. 18.72 billion out of its Rs. While the Power Division, including NTDC and PEPCO, spent Rs, 103.08 billion allocation. 15.92 billion from Rs. 88 billion.
Meanwhile, the Higher Education Commission (HEC) spent Rs. 4.71 billion against its Rs. 46 billion allocation.
Similarly, the Railways Division utilized Rs. 4.65 billion of its Rs. 40.65 billion development budget. The Ministry of Federal Education and Professional Training spent Rs. 6.87 billion from its Rs. 36.31 billion allocation.
Meanwhile, the figures show that a sizeable portion of the federal development budget remained unspent by the end of October, despite allocations for infrastructure, education, water and power projects. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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