(2020-09) Budget Execution Table (TEB), fiscal year 2019-2020
Summary — This report from the Ministry of Economy and Finance details the execution status of budgetary expenditures by institutions and sectors in Haiti for the fiscal year October 2019 to September 2020. It presents a comprehensive overview of how public funds from the Treasury were utilized, broken down into current expenditures (salaries, operations) and public investment expenditures. The document highlights the consumption rates of allocated credits across various government entities.
Key Findings
- The overall budget execution rate for the 2019-2020 fiscal year was 83.76% of allocated credits.
- The Judicial Power achieved a 100% consumption rate, indicating full utilization of its budget.
- The Ministry of Public Works, Transport & Communication had one of the lowest consumption rates at 58.43%.
- Social sectors, including Education and Public Health, showed varied execution rates, with Public Health at 65.75% and Education at 97.12%.
- Independent bodies and the Legislative Power demonstrated high budget execution, at 99.12% and 98.50% respectively.
Full Description
This document, published by the Ministry of Economy and Finance, provides a detailed account of the execution of budgetary expenditures across various government institutions and sectors in Haiti. Covering the fiscal period from October 2019 to September 2020, the report meticulously breaks down spending from Public Treasury resources into current expenditures, which include salaries and operational costs, and public investment expenditures. It serves as a critical transparency tool, illustrating the financial performance of the Haitian government by showing the percentage of allocated credits that were actually consumed by each entity.
The report reveals that the overall budget execution rate stood at 83.76%, with significant variations among different powers and ministries. For instance, the Judicial Power achieved a 100% consumption rate, while the Ministry of Public Works, Transport & Communication had a lower rate of 58.43%. This granular data allows for an assessment of financial management and resource allocation efficiency within the Haitian public administration.
Notes
MEF /teb page, full-year TEB. Published 30 Sept 2020.