Located across regions₱4.225T
Regionalized budget
Republic Act No. 12314 · Fiscal Year 2026
Saan napupunta ang ₱6.793 trillion?
Explore the 2026 national budget, then follow eight enacted budgets from 2019–2026 by department, agency, institution, expense class, or region—without decoding hundreds of pages.
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✓Official DBM source
✓Every figure traceable
✓Enacted, not proposed
For nationwide allocation₱1.775T
Still distributed during the year
Managed by head offices₱793.1B
Central office allocation
Conditional standby authority₱150.9B
Unprogrammed appropriations
The whole budget at a glance
See the scale before the details.
These charts compare the largest enacted allocations and show what the national budget pays for. Select a bar or legend item to explore the underlying entry.
Largest allocations
Where the biggest authorizations sit
Bars share one scale. Hover or focus a logo to reveal the office and allocation; select it to open details. Category badges are used where no single department seal applies. “Include funds” adds automatic appropriations and special-purpose groupings.
By expense class
What the authorized budget pays for
₱6.793Tauthorized
PS = people and benefits; MOOE = operations and transfers; CO = infrastructure and equipment.
Priority and major offices
Important parts of government, placed up front.
Includes the Office of the President and the priority sectors identified in DBM’s 2026 People’s Enacted Budget. Cards use the matching GAA department grouping.
Eight enacted budgets, one clear view
Follow one public allocation across eight enacted budgets.
Select one department, office, or region to see its own year-by-year path. The view focuses on change over time - not a race between unrelated institutions.
Year-by-year valuesRounded plotted figures
Institution scale, without hiding the gap
Compare major offices with institutions people rely on.
Separate, clearly labeled scales keep universities and hospitals readable while preserving the real peso totals. Select any year to inspect the exact enacted allocations.
Government offices vs state universities
2019–2026
Eight years of national priorities and public higher education.
Panels use independent, labeled y-axes because department budgets are many times larger. Compare direction and volatility visually; use the year readout or table for exact peso amounts.
Source: DBM General Appropriations Acts, FY 2019–FY 2026
View exact annual allocations
Government offices vs public hospitals
2019–2026
Eight years of central government and specialty health facilities.
The facility panel shows direct new appropriations in each institution’s GAA agency page. It does not represent the entire health sector or all hospital funding.
Source: DBM General Appropriations Acts, FY 2019–FY 2026
View exact annual allocations
Follow the money
Explore every department and fund.
Amounts come from the enacted GAA workbook. Select any row to see attached agencies, expense classes, and major programs.
Department or fundAuthorized allocation
Your place in the budget
See allocations across all 18 regions.
These are DBM's official regionalized totals. Central-office and nationwide allocations are shown separately to avoid double counting.
Allocation map
Higher allocations use deeper color.
Regionalized total₱4.225T
Below ₱150B
₱150–199B
₱200–299B
₱300–499B
₱500B+
Simplified province boundaries are grouped using the current 18-region PSGC structure, including the Negros Island Region.
Sources: DBM 2026 People’s Enacted Budget · PSA PSGC
All regions, rankedSelect a region to update the map and detail card.
Budget words, made clear
What does “Automatic Appropriations” mean?
The label sounds discretionary, but it means the opposite: Congress has already authorized these items through standing laws, so they do not need to be recreated in every annual appropriations act.
Automatic Appropriations
₱2.278T
Already authorized by existing laws.
These funds become available as required under separate laws. Major 2026 examples include the National Tax Allotment for local governments, interest payments on national debt, the BARMM annual block grant, net lending, and tax expenditures.
Do not confuse it with:
Unprogrammed appropriations are conditional standby authority. They are not automatically released and require the legal funding conditions to be met.
FY 2026 componentsShare of automatic appropriations
New General Appropriations
The portion submitted to Congress and authorized through the annual GAA for departments, agencies, and special-purpose funds.
Personnel Services (PS)
Salaries, wages, allowances, retirement premiums, and other compensation or benefits for government personnel.
MOOE
Day-to-day operations, supplies, utilities, travel, professional services, subsidies, and many transfers to beneficiaries or institutions.
Capital Outlays (CO)
Long-lived assets such as roads, buildings, equipment, irrigation systems, and other public infrastructure.
Regionalized
Funds identified with a geographic location. This is another view of the national budget, so it must not be added again to department totals.
Unprogrammed Appropriations
Standby authority usable only when specific funding conditions in law are satisfied. It is not the same as an automatic appropriation.
Go one level deeper
Find an agency or program.
Search hundreds of agencies and thousands of major program entries extracted from the official GAA workbook.
Showing the largest agencies
Read the budget correctly
Authorized does not mean spent.
LinawLedger currently follows the enacted appropriations stage. Future releases can connect budget releases, obligations, and actual disbursements without mixing them together.
Read the methodology-
1PlanProposed budget
What the Executive asks Congress to authorize.
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2LinawLedger nowEnacted appropriationCurrent
What the 2026 GAA legally authorizes.
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3ExecutionReleased and obligated
What agencies can use and have committed.
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4ResultDisbursed and delivered
What was paid and what people received.
Open by design
Every number should lead back to evidence.
LinawLedger is an independent public-interest interface. It does not replace the GAA, DBM releases, or audit records. When figures differ, the linked government source is authoritative.
Method note
Eight-year department and institution trend lines use the FY 2019–2026 enacted GAA workbooks. Region series currently begin in 2022, count rows carrying a UACS region code, and exclude untagged nationwide rows; operational coding can concentrate central-office entries under NCR.
Comparison panels use separate labeled y-axes to keep smaller institutions legible. Top offices are ranked using FY 2026 department totals; SUCs and hospitals use direct new appropriations on their respective GAA agency pages. These comparisons describe authorization, not releases or actual expenditure.
Agency and expense figures are aggregated from DBM’s FY 2026 GAA-by-object Excel file. Regional totals come from the 2026 People’s Enacted Budget because operational office codes are not equivalent to geographic allocations. The map uses simplified MIT-licensed province boundaries reclassified to PSA’s current 18-region structure.
Amounts are shown in Philippine pesos. Minor differences can result from rounding.