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Government budget and revenue in San Juan, Dominican Republic: official figures

The Aliméntate subsidy paid out RD$1.1 billion in San Juan during 2025, 4.0% of the RD$27.0 billion paid nationwide, against 2.3% of the population.

Aliméntate paid in 2025 (RD$)
1.1 billion
2025

How much Aliméntate money per person does San Juan get?

That is RD$4,450 per resident of the 2022 census population (national: RD$2,508); ranking the highest of 32 provinces.

Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

How much is the Aliméntate subsidy in San Juan?

In September 2026 the subsidy paid RD$86.00 million in San Juan to 52,121 beneficiaries, RD$1,650 each, the same rate in every province.

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Is subsidy spending growing in San Juan?

Aliméntate payments in San Juan were up 5.4% between 2022 (RD$1.0 billion) and 2025 (RD$1.1 billion); nationally up 12.2%. The change ranks 8th smallest of 32 provinces.

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How much Aliméntate money has San Juan received since 2022?

From January 2022 to September 2026, Aliméntate paid RD$5.1 billion in San Juan, 4.1% of the RD$124.4 billion paid in the country.

Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

How San Juan compares with other provinces

Aliméntate paid per resident in 2025 (RD$) (2025)

San Juan ranks 1 of 32, highest first.

RankRegionAliméntate paid per resident in 2025 (RD$)
1San JuanRD$4,450
2Monte PlataRD$4,025
3San Jose de OcoaRD$3,992
4AzuaRD$3,948
5SamanaRD$3,789
6BarahonaRD$3,756
7Maria Trinidad SanchesRD$3,683
Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

Change in Aliméntate payments, 2022 to 2025 (2022-2025)

San Juan ranks 25 of 32, highest first.

RankRegionChange in Aliméntate payments, 2022 to 2025
22El Seibo+6.7%
23Monte Plata+6.6%
24La Romana+6.3%
25San Juan+5.4%
26Santiago Rodriguez+5.2%
27Monte Cristi+4.8%
28San Jose de Ocoa+4.2%
Source: Dirección de Desarrollo Social Supérate (Gabinete de Políticas Sociales) · saved copy

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