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Liberia Budget Tracker

Fiscal Year 2024 · Independent

Where Liberia’s national money goes

Approved FY2024 figures from the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning’s National Budget FY2024, section 1.9 “Sector Summary by Economic Classification.”

Total approved

$738,859,827

FY2024 national budget

Sectors tracked

11

Economic classification

Largest sector

34.7%

Public Administration

Source

MFDP

National Budget FY2024

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Allocation by sector

US$

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Sector register

What each sector pays for, and how to flag a concern.

Public Administration

$256,724,99934.7% of total

Runs government offices, the presidency, ministries of state, civil service, and general administration.

Education

$111,329,48115.1% of total

Funds public schools, the University of Liberia, teacher training colleges, and WAEC.

Security and Rule of Law

$108,012,67914.6% of total

Covers the judiciary, Ministry of Justice, national defense, and police.

Health

$80,101,20010.8% of total

Funds hospitals, clinics, and public health programs nationwide.

Infrastructure and Basic Services

$54,247,5507.3% of total

Covers roads, public works, transport, and housing.

Municipal Government

$35,797,5864.8% of total

Funds city and county-level government operations.

Social Development Services

$26,338,1393.6% of total

Covers gender, children, and social protection programs.

Energy and Environment

$26,315,2903.6% of total

Funds electricity access programs and environmental protection.

Transparency and Accountability

$22,884,6243.1% of total

Covers anti-corruption, audit, and procurement oversight bodies.

Agriculture

$8,824,9221.2% of total

Funds farming support, cooperatives, and agricultural research.

Industry and Commerce

$8,283,3571.1% of total

Supports business development and trade promotion.

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