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Government budget and revenue in South Sulawesi, Indonesia: official figures

The provincial government of South Sulawesi collected Rp 9.38 trillion in revenue in 2025 (96.3% of its Rp 9.74 trillion budget) and spent Rp 9.12 trillion (94.9% of budget), according to the Ministry of Finance; this is the province government alone, not its regencies and cities.

How much of the South Sulawesi budget comes from its own taxes?

Own-source revenue (PAD: taxes, levies and income from provincial assets) made up 50.5% of the South Sulawesi provincial government's 2025 revenue (Rp 4.74 trillion, of which provincial taxes Rp 3.94 trillion); transfers from the central government made up 49.4% (Rp 4.64 trillion).

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

How does South Sulawesi spend its budget?

In 2025 the South Sulawesi provincial government spent 45.1% of its spending on staff (Rp 4.11 trillion), 18.3% on goods and services (Rp 1.67 trillion) and 8.0% on capital projects such as roads and buildings (Rp 732.5 billion).

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

Is the South Sulawesi budget growing?

Revenue of the South Sulawesi provincial government in 2025 was Rp 9.38 trillion, 6.1% lower than in 2024 (Rp 9.99 trillion); spending was Rp 9.12 trillion, 7.0% lower than in 2024 (Rp 9.80 trillion). Revenue minus spending in 2025 was a surplus of Rp 261.1 billion.

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

How much money does the government in South Sulawesi spend per person?

Together, the South Sulawesi provincial government and its regencies and cities had Rp 45.88 trillion in revenue and Rp 43.87 trillion in spending in 2025, about Rp 4,635,626 of spending per resident; own-source revenue was 26.0% of revenue.

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

How much money does South Sulawesi get from the central government?

The central government transferred Rp 31.28 trillion to South Sulawesi's province, regency and city governments and villages in 2025 (Transfers to Regions and Village Funds, TKDD), about Rp 3,304,891 per resident (ranking 10th lowest of 38 provinces per resident; 1.3% lower than the Rp 31.69 trillion in 2024).

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

What is the DAU and Dana Desa allocation for South Sulawesi?

The 2025 transfers to South Sulawesi (total Rp 31.28 trillion) consisted of Rp 21.05 trillion in the general allocation fund (DAU), Rp 1.04 trillion in revenue sharing (DBH), Rp 789.7 billion in physical special allocation (DAK Fisik), Rp 6.29 trillion in non-physical special allocation (DAK Nonfisik) and Rp 1.82 trillion in village funds (Dana Desa).

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

How much health funding does South Sulawesi get from the central government?

The 2024 health Special Allocation Fund (DAK) for South Sulawesi was Rp 916.2 billion for physical projects (such as hospitals and health centres) and Rp 633.0 billion for non-physical operating costs, according to the Ministry of Health. In 2025 the province and its local governments also received Rp 563.2 billion in health operational assistance (BOK) and Rp 903.4 billion in health-earmarked general allocation (Ministry of Finance).

Source: Ministry of Health (Kementerian Kesehatan) · saved copy

How much of the budget of South Sulawesi is for education?

In 2025 the general allocation fund for South Sulawesi included Rp 1.71 trillion earmarked for education, and Rp 3.46 trillion went to professional allowances for civil-servant teachers (TKDD, Ministry of Finance).

Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

How South Sulawesi compares with other provinces

Own-source revenue share of provincial revenue (2025)

South Sulawesi ranks 9 of 38, highest first. Provincial government alone (PAD / total revenue)

RankRegionOwn-source revenue share of provincial revenue
6West Java61.5%
7Riau51.2%
8West Kalimantan51.1%
9South Sulawesi50.5%
10Lampung49.8%
11East Kalimantan49.5%
12South Kalimantan47.3%
Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

Central transfers per resident (2025)

South Sulawesi ranks 29 of 38, highest first. Transfers to Regions and Village Funds to the province, its regencies, cities and villages, divided by the 2024 population estimate

RankRegionCentral transfers per resident
26West KalimantanRp 3,550,735
27West Nusa TenggaraRp 3,496,149
28West SumatraRp 3,482,502
29South SulawesiRp 3,304,891
30North SumatraRp 2,725,653
31BaliRp 2,691,002
32Special Region of YogyakartaRp 2,639,457
Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

Capital spending share of provincial spending (2025)

South Sulawesi ranks 33 of 38, highest first. Belanja Modal / total provincial spending

RankRegionCapital spending share of provincial spending
30West Sulawesi9.2%
31West Nusa Tenggara8.9%
32East Nusa Tenggara8.2%
33South Sulawesi8.0%
34Central Java7.5%
35Maluku7.2%
36Bangka Belitung Islands6.7%
Source: Ministry of Finance, Directorate General of Fiscal Balance (DJPK) · saved copy

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