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Budget 2027: MVR 8.2 billion allocated for PSIP projects

The government has proposed MVR 8.2 billion for the Public Sector Investment Programme in the 2027 budget, making infrastructure development the highest capital expenditure priority, with a target of completing 70 per cent of ongoing projects. The largest shares go to economic development infrastructure (MVR 3.07 billion), housing and community infrastructure (MVR 1.47 billion) and environmental protection infrastructure (MVR 990.6 million).

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  • Government / Minister of Finance and Public Enterprises Hassan Zareer · Invest MVR 8.2 billion in development projects across the country through the PSIP, targeting completion of 70 per cent of ongoing projects

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  • MVR 8.2 billion PSIP allocation in proposed 2027 budget MM TV (English) The Government has allocated MVR 8.2 billion for the Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) in the proposed 2027 budget

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  • MVR 8.3 billion PSIP allocation first budgeted for 2026 MM TV (English) The allocation is slightly lower than the MVR 8.3 billion first budgeted for PSIP projects in 2026

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  • MVR 6.5 billion PSIP allocation revised down for 2026 MM TV (English) although this year’s allocation has since been revised down to MVR 6.5 billion

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  • MVR 3.07 billion Economic development infrastructure allocation MM TV (English) the largest share, MVR 3.07 billion, is earmarked for economic development infrastructure

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  • MVR 1.47 billion Housing and community infrastructure allocation MM TV (English) followed by MVR 1.47 billion for housing and community infrastructure

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  • MVR 990.6 million Environmental protection infrastructure allocation MM TV (English) and MVR 990.6 million for environmental protection infrastructure

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  • MVR 587.5 million Health buildings and systems allocation MM TV (English) health buildings and systems MVR 587.5 million

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  • MVR 1.7 billion Transport infrastructure allocation MM TV (English) transport infrastructure has the largest allocation, at MVR 1.7 billion

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  • MVR 582.6 million Waste management and pollution control allocation MM TV (English) sets aside MVR 582.6 million for waste management centres and environmental pollution control systems

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  • MVR 529.4 million Basic infrastructure for agriculture and fisheries allocation MM TV (English) MVR 529.4 million for basic infrastructure in the agriculture and fisheries sectors

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