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Government budget and revenue in Équateur, Democratic Republic of the Congo: official figures

The draft 2026 finance law allocates FC 163.9 billion to Équateur from the 40% of national revenue shared with the provinces, 2.05% of the FC 8.00 trillion total; 2nd smallest of the 26 provinces.

Was Équateur's budget transfer cut?

In the 2025 budget the province's share was cut from FC 194.9 billion in the initial law to FC 134.5 billion in the amended law, a fall of 31%, as the amended law reduced the total shared with all provinces from FC 9.51 trillion to FC 6.56 trillion while keeping each province's percentage.

Source: Ministère du Budget · saved copy

How much does Équateur get from the equalisation fund?

Équateur is also due FC 92.6 billion from the national equalisation fund (Caisse nationale de péréquation) in the 2026 draft, 5.52% of the fund and 2nd largest of the 26 provinces; the fund pays for investment in provinces that are behind.

Source: Ministère du Budget · saved copy

How much is spent on local development in Équateur?

The draft 2026 budget provides FC 39.2 billion for local development projects (the PDL-145 territoires programme) in Équateur's 7 territories, 4.7% of the FC 824.7 billion programme.

Source: Ministère du Budget · saved copy

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How Équateur compares with other provinces

Share of national revenue allocated to the province (draft 2026 budget) (2026)

Équateur ranks 25 of 26, highest first.

RankRegionShare of national revenue allocated to the province (draft 2026 budget)
20LomamiFC 176.7 billion
21Nord-UbangiFC 172.7 billion
22Sud-UbangiFC 168.7 billion
23MongalaFC 167.9 billion
24Bas-UeleFC 167.9 billion
25ÉquateurFC 163.9 billion
26TshuapaFC 159.1 billion
Source: Ministère du Budget · saved copy

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