National Budget Appropriations (2020–2026) DBM GAA data
Department-level General Appropriations Act figures, and how key program lines moved from the President's proposal through Congress.
Where the national budget goes
Largest departments, FY2026 GAA · total ₱6.793T
- #1Automatic Appropriations₱2.296T
- #2Dept. of Education (DepEd)₱1.015T
- #3Dept. of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)₱530.899B
- #4Congress of the Philippines (CONGRESS)₱476.441B
- #5Dept. of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)₱310.472B
- #6Dept. of National Defense (DND)₱309.996B
- #7Dept. of Health (DOH)₱304.586B
- #8Budgetary Support to Government Corporations (BSGC)₱274.697B
- #9Dept. of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)₱270.189B
- #10Dept. of Agriculture (DA)₱186.513B
- #11State Universities and Colleges (SUCs)₱144.070B
- #12Dept. of Transportation (DOTr)₱137.846B
Appropriations per the General Appropriations Act, department level. "Automatic Appropriations" holds items such as debt interest and the LGUs' National Tax Allotment. All 37 departments ↓
Program lines, FY2020 GAA → FY2027 House bill
How much each program got at every stage: NEP (President's proposal), House and Senate bills, and the enacted GAA.
The Flood Management Program, plus the flood lines under BIP and SIPAG (FY2022–FY2025) and the Local Program (FY2020–FY2021). Drainage along national roads is not included.
DPWH · Source: BetterGov.ph Budget, from DBM GAA extracts and the People's Budget Coalition. NEP and bills are proposals, not enacted appropriations. Stage-by-stage changes →
Total GAA per year
All departments
Click a department for its agencies, programs and expense classes| Department | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2020→26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic AppropriationsSpending data | ₱1.2T | ₱1.4T | ₱1.6T | ₱1.5T | ₱1.7T | ₱2.0T | ₱2.3T | +92% |
| Department of Education (DepEd)Spending data | ₱554.2B | ₱595.1B | ₱633.3B | ₱721.8B | ₱762.1B | ₱782.2B | ₱1.0T | +83% |
| Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) | ₱581.7B | ₱695.7B | ₱786.6B | ₱894.2B | ₱997.9B | ₱1.1T | ₱530.9B | -9% |
| Congress of the Philippines (CONGRESS) | ₱294.5B | ₱316.9B | ₱322.6B | ₱364.6B | ₱354.1B | ₱441.5B | ₱476.4B | +62% |
| Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)Spending data | ₱241.6B | ₱249.3B | ₱251.3B | ₱255.3B | ₱265.5B | ₱282.0B | ₱310.5B | +29% |
| Department of National Defense (DND) | ₱192.1B | ₱205.8B | ₱220.9B | ₱205.0B | ₱242.4B | ₱276.0B | ₱310.0B | +61% |
| Department of Health (DOH)Spending data | ₱104.5B | ₱138.9B | ₱188.4B | ₱214.5B | ₱246.7B | ₱253.4B | ₱304.6B | +191% |
| Budgetary Support to Government Corporations (BSGC) | ₱197.6B | ₱158.3B | ₱180.5B | ₱193.1B | ₱198.0B | ₱137.3B | ₱274.7B | +39% |
| Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)Spending data | ₱164.0B | ₱176.9B | ₱205.0B | ₱199.5B | ₱248.1B | ₱217.5B | ₱270.2B | +65% |
| Department of Agriculture (DA)Spending data | ₱64.7B | ₱71.0B | ₱71.0B | ₱101.2B | ₱114.3B | ₱125.4B | ₱186.5B | +188% |
| State Universities and Colleges (SUCs) | ₱77.4B | ₱90.1B | ₱108.4B | ₱111.5B | ₱132.9B | ₱127.2B | ₱144.1B | +86% |
| Department of Transportation (DOTr) | ₱100.6B | ₱87.9B | ₱75.8B | ₱106.0B | ₱73.9B | ₱88.0B | ₱137.8B | +37% |
| Other Executive Offices (OEOs) | ₱61.8B | ₱67.1B | ₱47.4B | ₱50.6B | ₱65.0B | ₱65.3B | ₱82.4B | +33% |
| The Judiciary (JUD)Spending data | ₱41.2B | ₱45.3B | ₱47.0B | ₱54.9B | ₱60.2B | ₱64.0B | ₱70.6B | +71% |
| Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)Spending data | ₱17.9B | ₱37.1B | ₱51.3B | ₱47.2B | ₱61.8B | ₱51.8B | ₱61.8B | +245% |
| Department of Justice (DOJ) | ₱23.5B | ₱24.6B | ₱26.7B | ₱30.1B | ₱38.2B | ₱42.2B | ₱45.5B | +94% |
| Department of Finance (DOF) | ₱20.0B | ₱17.5B | ₱21.9B | ₱24.8B | ₱26.8B | ₱32.5B | ₱33.2B | +66% |
| Department of Science and Technology (DOST) | ₱20.5B | ₱25.2B | ₱24.3B | ₱24.8B | ₱27.2B | ₱29.0B | ₱32.1B | +57% |
| Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) | ₱24.4B | ₱22.6B | ₱21.9B | ₱20.9B | ₱24.8B | ₱27.9B | ₱28.9B | +19% |
| Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR)Spending data | ₱26.4B | ₱24.6B | ₱26.5B | ₱24.3B | ₱26.4B | ₱27.3B | ₱28.3B | +7% |
| Office of the President (OP) | ₱8.3B | ₱8.2B | ₱8.2B | ₱9.1B | ₱10.7B | ₱15.9B | ₱28.1B | +241% |
| Commission on Elections (COMELEC) | ₱4.0B | ₱14.8B | ₱26.9B | ₱6.0B | ₱40.3B | ₱35.5B | ₱20.2B | +400% |
| Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) | ₱11.3B | ₱12.1B | ₱10.2B | ₱10.9B | ₱9.5B | ₱15.1B | ₱18.2B | +61% |
| Commission on Audit (COA) | ₱13.1B | ₱14.1B | ₱14.7B | ₱14.0B | ₱14.4B | ₱13.6B | ₱15.6B | +19% |
| National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) | ₱12.1B | ₱11.4B | ₱13.9B | ₱13.2B | ₱12.2B | ₱12.6B | ₱14.0B | +15% |
| Department of Migrant Workers (DMW) | ₱0 | ₱0 | ₱0 | ₱16.1B | ₱10.1B | ₱8.7B | ₱11.7B | — |
| Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) | ₱21.4B | ₱21.9B | ₱22.4B | ₱6.6B | ₱8.9B | ₱9.7B | ₱10.2B | -52% |
| Allocations to Local Government Units (ALGU) | ₱4.8B | ₱4.8B | ₱5.7B | ₱5.3B | ₱5.6B | ₱8.9B | ₱6.8B | +42% |
| Office of the Ombudsman (OMB) | ₱4.1B | ₱4.6B | ₱4.8B | ₱4.8B | ₱5.6B | ₱5.9B | ₱6.6B | +60% |
| Department of Energy (DOE)Spending data | ₱2.3B | ₱2.2B | ₱2.2B | ₱2.2B | ₱2.6B | ₱3.1B | ₱4.4B | +90% |
| Department of Tourism (DOT) | ₱4.1B | ₱3.1B | ₱2.8B | ₱3.8B | ₱3.5B | ₱3.9B | ₱4.2B | +4% |
| Department of Budget and Management (DBM) | ₱2.3B | ₱1.9B | ₱2.1B | ₱1.8B | ₱2.6B | ₱3.2B | ₱3.6B | +53% |
| Civil Service Commission (CSC) | ₱1.8B | ₱1.9B | ₱2.0B | ₱2.2B | ₱2.3B | ₱2.9B | ₱3.0B | +67% |
| Presidential Communications Office (PCO) | ₱1.8B | ₱1.6B | ₱2.0B | ₱1.1B | ₱2.4B | ₱2.2B | ₱2.5B | +45% |
| Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) | ₱893.1M | ₱682.6M | ₱986.3M | ₱1.6B | ₱3.4B | ₱3.7B | ₱2.0B | +126% |
| Commission on Human Rights (CHR) | ₱963.6M | ₱966.0M | ₱1.0B | ₱1.0B | ₱1.0B | ₱1.2B | ₱1.4B | +47% |
| Office of the Vice-President (OVP) | ₱708.0M | ₱908.8M | ₱713.4M | ₱2.4B | ₱1.9B | ₱744.1M | ₱902.9M | +28% |
| Joint Legislative-Executive Councils (JLEC) | ₱4.6M | ₱4.2M | ₱4.3M | ₱3.1M | ₱0 | ₱0 | ₱0 | — |
Source: Philippine Budget Data API (BetterGov.ph), https://budget.bettergov.ph/api/v1 (CC BY 4.0), snapshot of Nov 10, 2026. Figures are derived from DBM's GAA publications; check against the official GAA for formal use. "Spending data" marks departments with release and disbursement figures on Follow the money.