(2024-06) Budget Execution Table (TEB), fiscal year 2023-2024 (cumulative through May)
Summary — This document presents the state of budget expenditure execution for Haiti's 2023-2024 fiscal year, covering October 2023 to May 2024. It details spending by various government institutions and sectors, funded by Public Treasury resources and reported in millions of Gourdes. The report categorizes expenses into current operations (salaries, functioning) and public investments, showing the percentage of allocated credits consumed.
Key Findings
- Overall budget consumption rate was 34.01% for Oct 2023-May 2024.
- The Social Sector had the highest consumption rate among major sectors at 55.00%.
- The Legislative Power consumed 55.63% of its allocated credits.
- The Executive Power consumed 33.32% of its credits, totaling 75.15 billion Gourdes.
- The Ministry of National Education and Vocational Training consumed 54.14% of its credits, amounting to 14.57 billion Gourdes.
Full Description
This report from the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) provides a detailed overview of Haiti's budget expenditure execution for the period of October 2023 to May 2024, within the 2023-2024 fiscal year. It meticulously breaks down spending across various government institutions and sectors, including the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial powers, as well as independent organizations. The expenditures are categorized into current expenses (salaries and operational costs) and public investment expenses, all funded by the Public Treasury. The document highlights the total credits allocated, the actual expenditures, and the percentage of credits consumed for each entity, offering insights into the financial performance and resource utilization of the Haitian government during this period.
The report reveals that out of a total of 236.8 billion Gourdes in allocated credits, 80.5 billion Gourdes were spent, representing an overall consumption rate of 34.01%. Key sectors like Social and Legislative Power showed higher consumption rates at 55.00% and 55.63% respectively, while the Executive Power consumed 33.32% of its credits. This data is crucial for understanding the government's financial management and the progress of its programs.
Notes
MEF /teb page. CAVEAT: this is the latest TEB available for FY2023-2024 on the MEF site and it is a cumulative-through-May table, not a full year-end table. Published 14 Jun 2024. A full-year 2023-2024 TEB is not published on the MEF /teb page (gap).