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Government budget and revenue in Mai-Ndombe, Democratic Republic of the Congo: official figures

The draft 2026 finance law allocates FC 257.4 billion to Mai-Ndombe from the 40% of national revenue shared with the provinces, 3.22% of the FC 8.00 trillion total; joint 10th largest of the 26 provinces.

Was Mai-Ndombe's budget transfer cut?

In the 2025 budget the province's share was cut from FC 306.1 billion in the initial law to FC 211.3 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 Mai-Ndombe get from the equalisation fund?

Mai-Ndombe is also due FC 58.9 billion from the national equalisation fund (Caisse nationale de péréquation) in the 2026 draft, 3.52% of the fund and joint 10th smallest 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 Mai-Ndombe?

The draft 2026 budget provides FC 51.3 billion for local development projects (the PDL-145 territoires programme) in Mai-Ndombe's 8 territories, 6.2% of the FC 824.7 billion programme.

Source: Ministère du Budget · saved copy

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How Mai-Ndombe compares with other provinces

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

Mai-Ndombe ranks 10 of 26, highest first.

RankRegionShare of national revenue allocated to the province (draft 2026 budget)
7TanganyikaFC 301.4 billion
8Haut-LomamiFC 275.8 billion
9KwiluFC 272.6 billion
10Mai-NdombeFC 257.4 billion
11ManiemaFC 257.4 billion
12KwangoFC 255.8 billion
13TshopoFC 231.1 billion
Source: Ministère du Budget · saved copy

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