The government has submitted a MVR 6.5 billion supplementary budget proposal to parliament, which would take the 2023 state budget from MVR 42.8 billion to MVR 48.4 billion, with spending directed at Aasandha, fuel subsidies and project costs. As of last month, MVR 28 billion (83%) of the original budget had been spent, and the deficit is expected to rise to MVR 11.5 billion, or 10.8% of GDP.
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The government has submitted to the parliament a supplementary budget proposal of MVR 6.5 billion, targeting additional expenditures in healthcare, fuel subsidies, and various projects.
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This proposal comes at a time when 83% of this year's initial budget of MVR 42.8 billion has already been utilised.
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This proposal comes at a time when 83% of this year's initial budget of MVR 42.8 billion has already been utilised.
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If ratified, the supplementary funding would push this year's complete financial layout to MVR 48.4 billion.
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With this extra outlay, the budget deficit is expected to swell to MVR 11.5 billion, making up 10.8% of the country's GDP.
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With this extra outlay, the budget deficit is expected to swell to MVR 11.5 billion, making up 10.8% of the country's GDP.
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To finance both the original and supplementary budget, an estimated MVR 15.5 billion will be required.
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As of last month, government expenditure stood at MVR 28 billion, accounting for 83% of the MVR 42.8 billion budget for the current year.
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The government has submitted to the parliament a supplementary budget proposal of MVR 6.5 billion, targeting additional expenditures in healthcare, fuel subsidies, and various projects.
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