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FY2026 GAA: ₱6.79T
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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

  1. #1Automatic Appropriations₱2.296T
  2. #2Dept. of Education (DepEd)₱1.015T
  3. #3Dept. of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)₱530.899B
  4. #4Congress of the Philippines (CONGRESS)₱476.441B
  5. #5Dept. of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)₱310.472B
  6. #6Dept. of National Defense (DND)₱309.996B
  7. #7Dept. of Health (DOH)₱304.586B
  8. #8Budgetary Support to Government Corporations (BSGC)₱274.697B
  9. #9Dept. of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)₱270.189B
  10. #10Dept. of Agriculture (DA)₱186.513B
  11. #11State Universities and Colleges (SUCs)₱144.070B
  12. #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.

₱0₱125B₱250B₱375B₱500BFY2020 GAA: ₱116,047,037,000.002020FY2021 GAA: ₱140,462,349,000.002021FY2022 GAA: ₱208,553,148,000.002022FY2023 GAA: ₱280,667,834,000.002023FY2024 GAA: ₱349,332,963,000.002024FY2025 GAA: ₱346,620,462,000.002025FY2026 NEP: ₱268,297,847,000.00NEP '26FY2026 House bill: ₱15,769,796,000.00House '26FY2026 Senate bill: ₱4,760,960,000.00Senate '26FY2026 GAA: ₱4,760,870,000.00GAA '26FY2027 NEP: ₱103,450,431,000.00NEP '27FY2027 House bill: ₱96,109,265,000.00House '27

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

₱0₱2.5T₱5.0T₱7.5T₱10.0TFY2020: ₱4,099,988,785,000.00 · 593,491 line items2020FY2021: ₱4,506,000,000,000.00 · 498,342 line items2021FY2022: ₱5,023,600,000,000.00 · 628,666 line items2022FY2023: ₱5,268,000,000,000.00 · 650,367 line items2023FY2024: ₱5,767,600,000,000.00 · 682,812 line items2024FY2025: ₱6,326,324,300,000.00 · 723,103 line items2025FY2026: ₱6,793,162,000,000.00 · 761,604 line items2026

All departments

Click a department for its agencies, programs and expense classes
Department20202021202220232024202520262020→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.