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Government budget and revenue in Cordoba, Colombia: official figures

The department of Cordoba scored 54.7 out of 100 in the National Planning Department's 2023 fiscal performance index, the "risk" range (16th highest of 32 departments; departmental average 56.6).

Fiscal performance index (DNP, 0-100)
54.7
2023

How dependent is Cordoba on money from the national government?

Transfers from the national government made up 67.2% of the total revenue of the department of Cordoba in 2023 (9th highest of 32 departments).

Source: Departamento Nacional de Planeacion (DNP) · saved copy

How much does Cordoba invest?

Gross fixed capital formation, the measure of investment spending in the index, accounted for 11.4% of spending in Cordoba in 2023 (7th highest of 32 departments).

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Does Cordoba have a budget surplus?

Current savings, the share of current revenue left after current spending, were 29.4% in Cordoba in 2023 (2nd lowest of 32 departments). The debt indicator in the index stood at 70.9%.

Source: Departamento Nacional de Planeacion (DNP) · saved copy

How is the fiscal performance index of Cordoba calculated?

In the fiscal results dimension of the 2023 index (80% of the score) Cordoba scored 50.2 out of 100, and in the financial management dimension (20%) 73.0. Its investment execution indicator was 90.6% and its revenue programming and collection indicator 118.3%.

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How Cordoba compares with other departments

Fiscal performance index (0-100) (2023)

Cordoba ranks 16 of 32, highest first. DNP, departments only

RankRegionFiscal performance index (0-100)
13Meta57.9
14Boyaca57.3
15Casanare55.8
16Cordoba54.7
17Santander54.7
18Guaviare54.7
19Narino54.6
Source: Departamento Nacional de Planeacion (DNP) · saved copy

Share of revenue from national transfers (2023)

Cordoba ranks 9 of 32, highest first. DNP, departments only

RankRegionShare of revenue from national transfers
6Cauca72.4%
7Sucre71.2%
8Guaviare68.3%
9Cordoba67.2%
10Guainia67.0%
11Vichada66.5%
12La Guajira65.6%
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Current savings as share of current revenue (2023)

Cordoba ranks 31 of 32, highest first. DNP, departments only

RankRegionCurrent savings as share of current revenue
26Caqueta36.4%
27Tolima36.4%
28Putumayo35.5%
29Guaviare33.4%
30Choco29.8%
31Cordoba29.4%
32San Andres and Providencia-8.2%
Source: Departamento Nacional de Planeacion (DNP) · saved copy

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