Budget

How Singapore allocates its expenditure across sectors and ministries.

Social Development
Security & External Relations
Economic Development
Government Administration

Sector Trends

Sector composition and expenditure over time.

Largest Ministry Shifts

Comparing Estimated FY2026 with Revised FY2025. Figures show allocations within each sector; a ministry can appear in more than one sector.

Ministry Sector 2025 2026 Change Change %
Trade and Industry Economic Development S$6.6B S$11.1B +S$4.5B +68.5%
Health Social Development S$20.4B S$22.5B +S$2.1B +10.4%
Home Affairs Security and External Relations S$9.7B S$11.7B +S$2.0B +21.0%
Defence Security and External Relations S$23.4B S$24.9B +S$1.5B +6.4%
Education Social Development S$15.1B S$16.4B +S$1.3B +8.8%
National Development Social Development S$9.3B S$10.1B +S$778M +8.4%
Social and Family Development Social Development S$5.5B S$6.1B +S$601M +11.0%
Sustainability and the Environment Social Development S$4.2B S$3.7B -S$514M -12.2%
Culture, Community and Youth Social Development S$2.7B S$3.1B +S$375M +13.8%
Prime Minister's Office Government Administration S$1.2B S$841M -S$338M -28.7%

Operating and development expenditure in S$ millions. Other fund outlays and special transfers are excluded. Rounded components may not add to published totals; source dashes contribute nothing to chart totals.

Historical data.gov.sg extract. Original publication and retrieval dates unavailable. Historical figures retained without a fresh source review.

MOF Analysis of Revenue and Expenditure FY2026. Published 2026-02-12. Checked 2026-09-06.

Ministry functions and sector classifications can change over time. FY2024 is actual expenditure, FY2025 is revised, and FY2026 is estimated; budget passage does not make estimates actual spending.