Datasets / DPPD-PAP 2021-2023, State budget
DPPD-PAP 2021-2023, State budget
Annex 4 of the 2021-2023 Finance Law: multi-year expenditure programming document (DPPD), annual performance projects (PAP) and allocations budget. Each row details an activity by mission, entity, programme, action and expense type, with 2021, 2022 and 2023 budgets in FCFA.
Published Jul 2, 2026
About the dataset
- Source
- Ministry of Budget and State Portfolio, DGBF
- Categories
- Public finances
- Period
- 2021 to 2023
- File size
- 4.5 MB
- License
- CC BY 4.0
Columns0
Nothing yet.
Methodology
The data comes from official, public sources (government bodies, institutions and producing agencies). Every dataset follows our quality pipeline: faithful extraction from the original documents, column structuring and standardization, duplicate and outlier checks, then cross-checking of totals against the sources before validation and publication. No value is invented or extrapolated: when information is missing or partial, this is stated explicitly. Any enrichments (derived indicators, geocoding, reference tables) are computed reproducibly and documented. Files are provided in UTF-8, under the CC BY 4.0 license, with the original source and period.
Visualizations in this dataset

What does the state spend its money on? (2023)

Education vs health: the budget gap (2023)

Education, health, defence: three trajectories

Evolution of Côte d'Ivoire's state budget (2021-2023)

Education: 16% of the state budget

Public investment more than doubled

Public investment on the rise (2021-2023)

Debt more than doubled in six years

Debt absorbs 1 franc out of 3 (2023)

The 2026 budget in everyday terms

Regionally earmarked budget (2023)

The budget by major mission (2023)

The ministry ranking is shifting (2021-2026)

Which missions are growing fastest? (2021-2023)

Top 10 ministries by budget (2023)

Top 10 budget programmes (2023)

Top 10 beneficiary cities (2023)

Transfers, payroll, investment: which is gaining ground?

A budget nearly doubled in six years

