(2021-10) Budget Execution Table (TEB), fiscal year 2020-2021
Summary — This report from the Ministry of Economy and Finance details the execution of the Haitian public budget for the 2020-2021 fiscal year. It presents a breakdown of expenditures by various government institutions and sectors, sourced from the Public Treasury. The document highlights the consumption rates of allocated credits across the executive, legislative, and judicial powers, as well as independent organizations.
Key Findings
- The overall budget execution rate for the 2020-2021 fiscal year was 94.32% of allocated credits.
- The Executive Power demonstrated a high execution rate of 94.30%, with significant spending in economic, political, and social sectors.
- The Legislative Power had the highest execution rate at 96.76%, followed closely by the Executive Power.
- Investment expenditures accounted for 37,021.66 million Gourdes, representing a substantial portion of total spending.
- The Ministry of Defense showed an execution rate exceeding 100% (103.11%), indicating spending beyond initial credits, while the Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation had a lower rate of 72.68%.
Full Description
This comprehensive report from the Haitian Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) provides a detailed overview of the public budget expenditure execution for the fiscal year spanning October 2020 to September 2021. It meticulously breaks down spending across various government institutions and sectors, including the executive, legislative, and judicial branches, as well as independent organizations, all funded by the Public Treasury. The document categorizes expenditures into current expenses (salaries and operating costs) and investment expenses, offering a clear picture of how allocated credits were utilized.
The analysis reveals the percentage of consumed credits for each entity, allowing for an assessment of financial performance and efficiency. It serves as a crucial transparency tool, illustrating the government's financial management during the specified period and highlighting areas of high and low budget execution across different ministerial departments and public services.
Notes
MEF /teb page, full-year TEB. Published 1 Oct 2021.