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FY2027 National Expenditure Program

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

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

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Proposed for FY2027

₱7.20T

increase of₱407.02B+5.99%vs the ₱6.79T FY2026 GAA

Largest department

DepEd

₱975.96B, 13.6% of the whole budget

Not a department

42.1%

₱3.03T sits in automatic appropriations and special purpose funds (debt service, IRA and the like) rather than with any agency.

Where the ₱7.20 trillion goes

Every department in the FY2027 proposal, sized by its share. 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.