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Government budget and revenue in Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile: official figures

The 2027 budget bill sets the investment programme of the regional government of the Santiago Metropolitan Region at 185,500 million pesos, down 6.5% on the 2026 comparison base of 198,359 million pesos. That is the largest of 16 regions by the size of the regional government's investment programme.

Regional government investment programme, 2027 budget bill (million pesos)
185,500
2027

What share of regional investment goes to the Santiago Metropolitan Region?

The Santiago Metropolitan Region is allocated 11.8% of the 1,572,568 million pesos that the 2027 budget bill allocates to the investment programmes of all regional governments, which fall 6.2% overall.

Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

How much does the regional government of the Santiago Metropolitan Region invest per person?

The proposed 2027 investment programme equals about 22,001 pesos per resident of the Santiago Metropolitan Region, using the CASEN 2024 population estimate; the lowest of 16 regions (all regions: 78,162 pesos).

Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

What does the regional government of the Santiago Metropolitan Region cost to run?

The operating budget of the regional government of the Santiago Metropolitan Region (staff, running costs and the regional council) is 18,619 million pesos in the 2027 bill, up 43.6% on 12,966 million pesos in 2026; the largest of 16 regions by operating budget.

Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

How has the regional investment budget of the Santiago Metropolitan Region changed?

A year earlier, the 2026 budget bill set the investment programme of the Santiago Metropolitan Region at 196,739 million pesos, down 2.3% on 201,371 million pesos in 2025 (all regional governments: down 2.3%).

Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

What is the total budget of the regional government of the Santiago Metropolitan Region?

Investment makes up 90.9% of the 204,119 million pesos proposed for the operating and investment programmes of the regional government of the Santiago Metropolitan Region in 2027.

Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

How Santiago Metropolitan Region compares with other regions

Regional government investment programme, 2027 budget bill (million pesos) (2027)

Santiago Metropolitan Region ranks 1 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionRegional government investment programme, 2027 budget bill (million pesos)
1Santiago Metropolitan Region185,500
2Araucania165,376
3Antofagasta116,100
4Biobio110,107
5Maule108,686
6Los Lagos104,863
7Valparaiso98,010
Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

Regional government investment per resident, 2027 budget bill (pesos; CASEN 2024 population) (2027)

Santiago Metropolitan Region ranks 15 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionRegional government investment per resident, 2027 budget bill (pesos; CASEN 2024 population)
9Los Lagos114,800
10Coquimbo101,033
11Maule92,483
12Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins81,462
13Biobio65,247
14Valparaiso48,260
15Santiago Metropolitan Region22,001
Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

Regional government operating programme, 2027 budget bill (million pesos) (2027)

Santiago Metropolitan Region ranks 1 of 15, highest first. All 16 regions; Nuble has no page on this site.

RankRegionRegional government operating programme, 2027 budget bill (million pesos)
1Santiago Metropolitan Region18,619
2Biobio11,374
3Antofagasta10,466
4Los Lagos10,201
5Maule9,945
6Valparaiso9,876
7Aysen9,572
Source: Direccion de Presupuestos (DIPRES), Ministerio de Hacienda · saved copy

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