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About This Dashboard
The Pakistan Federal Budget 2026-27 Intelligence Dashboard is developed by Gallup Pakistan Digital Analytics (GPDA) to transform the Government of Pakistan’s official budget documents into interactive, visual intelligence. The dashboard draws exclusively from the Finance Division’s Budget in Brief 2026-27, released on 12 June 2026.
This dashboard enables policymakers, researchers, journalists, and the public to quickly understand where Pakistan’s money comes from, where it goes, who benefits, and how the deficit is financed — all through a storytelling approach with contextual narratives on every page.
Key Features
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Storytelling Approach
Each page opens with a narrative summary placing the numbers in context. Analysts don’t need to read raw tables — the dashboard tells the fiscal story visually.
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3-Year Budget Comparison
Every chart compares BE 2025-26, Revised Estimates 2025-26, and BE 2026-27 side-by-side — instantly revealing targets missed, exceeded, or shifted.
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Green & Gender Budget Tagging
Dedicated pages for climate finance (adaptation vs. mitigation), green subsidies, green revenues, and 4-year gender budget trends across all categories.
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Ministry-Level Granularity
Demand-wise estimates for 135+ federal demands, PSDP division-wise allocations, and subsidy restructuring analysis down to individual line items.
Dashboard Pages
Navigate 14 purpose-built analytical pages, each with multiple chart types and contextual narratives.
Executive Overview
Budget at a glance · KPI cards · Waterfall · Expenditure composition · Fiscal ratios
Revenue Intelligence
Tax vs Non-Tax receipts · NTR breakdown · Revenue gap analysis · Sunburst chart
FBR Tax Analytics
Income Tax · Sales Tax · Customs · Federal Excise · Tax-to-GDP trend
Provincial Finance
NFC Award · Divisible Pool · Province-wise share · Per-capita analysis
Expenditure Deep Dive
Function-wise classification · Treemap · Current vs Development · Social spending
Defence & Security
Civil vs Military split · Defence as % GDP · Public Order & Safety details
Interest & Debt Burden
Domestic vs External servicing · Financing plan · Debt sustainability metrics
PSDP & Development
Division-wise allocations · National PSDP · CPEC 2.0 · YoY growth ranking
Subsidies Analysis
Power sector restructuring · EFS Export Finance · Agriculture · Housing subsidies
Grants & Transfers
BISP trend · HEC · Pakistan Railways · AJK/GB governments · Social protection
Fiscal Deficit & Financing
Deficit decomposition · Capital receipts · External resources · NSS & PIBs
Gender, Climate & Disaster
4-year gender trends · Climate adaptation vs mitigation · Disaster budget surge
Green Budget Analysis
Green revenues (Rs 2,240B) · Green subsidies (Rs 476B) · Favorability categories
Demand-Wise Estimates
135+ federal demands · Charged vs Voted · Ministry-level detailed table
Who Should Use This Dashboard
- Policy Analysts & Researchers: Compare 3-year budget cycles, track fiscal consolidation progress, and analyze sector-specific trends against GDP benchmarks — all in one place.
- Journalists & Media: Instantly surface the key numbers — where the biggest increases are, which subsidies were cut, how the deficit is financed, and what the debt burden looks like.
- Civil Society & Development Organizations: Track gender-responsive budgeting, climate finance, social protection spending (BISP), and disaster management allocations across fiscal years.
- Business & Investment Community: Monitor FBR tax trajectory, export finance subsidies (EFS), PSDP infrastructure allocations, and privatisation proceeds with year-on-year comparisons.
- Academic Institutions: Access structured, visualised budget data for teaching, research, and policy studies covering Pakistan’s fiscal architecture and reform trajectory.
Disclaimer:
This dashboard presents insights based on the Labour Force Survey dataset. The data was not collected by Gallup Pakistan. The analysis, visualizations, and interpretations have been carried out solely by the Digital Analytics Team at Gallup Pakistan for informational and analytical purposes.
