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PH BudgetFY2027
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The biggest wallet in the country. Let’s go through it.

The FY2027 National Expenditure Program is ₱7.20T across 532,313 line items and 39 departments. It is public, it is machine-readable, and it is about to be debated. Read it before they vote on it.

Proposed for FY2027

₱7.20T

increase of₱407.02B+5.99%vs the ₱6.79T FY2026 GAA· ≈ ₱62,000 per Filipino

What we’ve written

The rest of this page is the budget as the source publishes it. These are readings of it — one document, one question, and a note on every figure that did not come from the API.

  1. LatestSeven times the money, a third as many newcomersDPWH contract awards, 2016–2025Flood-control contracting grew sevenfold in eight years. The share going to firms new to flood control fell from 15% to 3.5% — while the largest firms’ share shrank too. What that pattern does and does not show.
  2. The ₱2-trillion plan and the ₱19-billion departmentPAIIM 2033, read against FY2027The government approved an eight-year AI infrastructure masterplan in mid-2026. The budget written a month later does not name it, and the five departments assigned to deliver it are among the smallest in the proposal.

Where it goes

The 10 largest departments by their share of the whole proposal. Automatic appropriations and the other buckets that are not agencies are left out of this ranking; the caveats below explain what they are.

  1. DepEd₱975.96B · 13.6%
  2. DPWH₱643.95B · 8.9%
  3. DILG₱332.51B · 4.6%
  4. DND₱328.78B · 4.6%
  5. DOTr₱300.96B · 4.2%
  6. DOH₱270.98B · 3.8%
  7. DSWD₱241.56B · 3.4%
  8. BSGC₱191.30B · 2.7%
  9. DA₱172.17B · 2.4%
  10. SUCs₱141.09B · 2.0%

All 39 departments →

Explore every peso

All 39 departments in one treemap, sized by share — including the accounting buckets the ranking above leaves out. Select a tile to open it.

  • Department
  • Automatic & special-purpose fundsnot an agency: debt service, IRA, unprogrammed

The national budget, FY2020 to FY2027

Up 75.6% over eight years, from ₱4.10T to ₱7.20T. FY2020–2026 are enacted General Appropriations Acts; FY2027 is the proposal now before Congress.

  • Enacted (GAA)
  • Proposed (NEP)not yet law

Who gained and who lost the most

The five largest peso increases and the five largest cuts against the FY2026 baseline. Select a bar to open the department.

  • Increase vs FY2026
  • Cut vs FY2026

Read this before you quote a number

  • FY2027 is a proposal, not a law. The NEP is what the executive asked for. Congress will change it before it becomes a GAA.
  • Two of the 39 “departments” are not agencies. Automatic Appropriations and Special Purpose Funds together hold ₱3.03T. They are shown in a separate color throughout this site.
  • Extreme percentages are real. A line that goes from ₱470M to ₱62.99B is a genuine +13,291%, not a data error. We print the true figure rather than capping it.