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Government budget and revenue in Central Denmark, Denmark: official figures

Central Denmark spent DKK 38.1 billion on running costs (gross current expenditure on health, social services, regional development and administration) in 2025, 2nd largest of 5 regional budgets and 22.1% of all regional spending in Denmark.

Gross current expenditure (DKK)
DKK 38.1 billion
2025
Gross current expenditure per resident (DKK)
DKK 27,695
2025
Health care as a share of gross current expenditure (%)
92.1%
2025
Block grants from the state per resident (DKK)
DKK 19,962
2025
Gross capital expenditure per resident (DKK)
DKK 588
2025
Regional development spending per resident (DKK, gross current)
DKK 594
2025
Joint functions and administration spending per resident (DKK, gross current)
DKK 256
2025

How much has Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) spending grown?

Gross current spending by the Central Denmark Region rose 39% in cash terms between 2016 and 2025, from DKK 27.4 billion to DKK 38.1 billion.

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How much does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) spend per person?

Running costs came to DKK 27,695 per resident in Central Denmark in 2025, below the national figure of DKK 28,783; that is the lowest of 5 regions.

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What does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) spend its money on?

In 2025, 92.1% of all current spending by the Central Denmark Region went on health care, 3rd highest of 5 regions.

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How is Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) funded?

Central Denmark received DKK 19,962 per resident in block grants from the national government in 2025, below the national figure of DKK 21,153; that is the lowest of 5 regions.

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Where does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) get its money?

The national government paid Central Denmark DKK 27.5 billion in block grants in 2025, 83% of its financing; municipalities added DKK 4.9 billion in activity-based contributions for their residents' hospital use.

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How much does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) invest in hospitals?

Investment spending, mainly on hospital buildings and equipment, was DKK 588 per resident in Central Denmark in 2025, below the national figure of DKK 1,526 (the lowest of 5 regions).

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How much is Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) spending on new hospitals?

The Central Denmark Region spent DKK 810 million on capital projects in 2025, of which DKK 628 million went on somatic hospitals.

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How much does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) spend on public transport?

Regional development, which covers public transport subsidies, business development, culture and soil pollution, cost DKK 594 per resident in Central Denmark in 2025, above the national figure of DKK 586; that is 3rd highest of 5 regions.

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Who pays for buses in Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland)?

Central Denmark paid DKK 399 million to public transport companies in 2025, 49% of its regional development spending.

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How much does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) spend on administration?

Central administration and joint functions cost DKK 256 per resident in Central Denmark in 2025, below the national figure of DKK 287 (2nd lowest of 5 regions).

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What social services does Central Denmark (Region Midtjylland) run?

Social services and special education run by Central Denmark, such as specialised residential care, cost DKK 1.9 billion gross in 2025, 4.9% of its running costs.

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How Central Denmark compares with other regions

Gross current expenditure per resident (DKK) (2025)

Central Denmark ranks 5 of 5, highest first.

RankRegionGross current expenditure per resident (DKK)
1ZealandDKK 30,532
2North DenmarkDKK 29,949
3Capital Region of DenmarkDKK 28,690
4Southern DenmarkDKK 28,372
5Central DenmarkDKK 27,695
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Block grants from the state per resident (DKK) (2025)

Central Denmark ranks 5 of 5, highest first.

RankRegionBlock grants from the state per resident (DKK)
1ZealandDKK 23,201
2North DenmarkDKK 22,122
3Southern DenmarkDKK 21,586
4Capital Region of DenmarkDKK 20,520
5Central DenmarkDKK 19,962
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Gross capital expenditure per resident (DKK) (2025)

Central Denmark ranks 5 of 5, highest first.

RankRegionGross capital expenditure per resident (DKK)
1Capital Region of DenmarkDKK 2,049
2North DenmarkDKK 1,714
3Southern DenmarkDKK 1,630
4ZealandDKK 1,570
5Central DenmarkDKK 588
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Regional development spending per resident (DKK, gross current) (2025)

Central Denmark ranks 3 of 5, highest first.

RankRegionRegional development spending per resident (DKK, gross current)
1North DenmarkDKK 804
2ZealandDKK 774
3Central DenmarkDKK 594
4Capital Region of DenmarkDKK 516
5Southern DenmarkDKK 453
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Joint functions and administration spending per resident (DKK, gross current) (2025)

Central Denmark ranks 4 of 5, highest first.

RankRegionJoint functions and administration spending per resident (DKK, gross current)
1Southern DenmarkDKK 409
2North DenmarkDKK 287
3ZealandDKK 286
4Central DenmarkDKK 256
5Capital Region of DenmarkDKK 232
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