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Government budget and revenue in Zuidoost-Friesland (Friesland (NL), Netherlands): official figures

Together, the municipalities in Zuidoost-Friesland budgeted €843 million of spending for 2026, or €4,395 per resident, 16th lowest among the 40 COROP areas and below the national figure of €4,832.

Budgeted municipal spending per resident (€)
€4,395
2026

Is municipal spending rising in the Zuidoost-Friesland region?

Budgeted municipal spending per resident in Zuidoost-Friesland rose from €3,112 in 2017 to €4,395 in 2026, an increase of 41%.

Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

How much do councils in the Zuidoost-Friesland region spend on care and welfare?

The social domain (youth care, social support under the Wmo, social assistance and work schemes) takes 44.8% of the 2026 municipal budgets in Zuidoost-Friesland, 10th highest among the 40 COROP areas (Netherlands: 41.4%).

Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

How high are local taxes in the Zuidoost-Friesland region?

Local taxes such as property tax (OZB) are budgeted to raise €307 per resident in Zuidoost-Friesland in 2026, 2nd lowest among the 40 COROP areas and below the national figure of €434.

Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

Where do municipalities in the Zuidoost-Friesland region get their money?

The Municipalities Fund (gemeentefonds) grant from central government makes up 60.4% of budgeted municipal revenue in Zuidoost-Friesland for 2026, 8th highest among the 40 COROP areas.

Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

How much is spent on schools and safety in the Zuidoost-Friesland region?

Per resident, municipalities in Zuidoost-Friesland budgeted €188 for education (mainly school buildings) and €110 for public safety in 2026.

Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

How Zuidoost-Friesland compares with other COROP regions in the Netherlands

Budgeted municipal spending per resident (€) (all municipalities in the area) (2026)

Zuidoost-Friesland ranks 25 of 40, highest first.

RankAreaBudgeted municipal spending per resident (€) (all municipalities in the area)
22West-Noord-Brabant€4,456
23Zuidwest-Overijssel€4,411
24Noordoost-Noord-Brabant€4,411
25Zuidoost-Friesland€4,395
26Oost-Zuid-Holland€4,354
27Delft en Westland€4,307
28Zuidoost-Noord-Brabant€4,291
Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

Social domain (care, youth, welfare, work) as a share of municipal budgets (%) (all municipalities in the area) (2026)

Zuidoost-Friesland ranks 10 of 40, highest first.

RankAreaSocial domain (care, youth, welfare, work) as a share of municipal budgets (%) (all municipalities in the area)
7Noord-Friesland46.1%
8Noord-Limburg45.5%
9Zuid-Limburg45.2%
10Zuidoost-Friesland44.8%
11Zuidwest-Overijssel44.6%
12Achterhoek44.4%
13Agglomeratie ’s-Gravenhage43.6%
Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

Budgeted municipal tax revenue per resident (€) (all municipalities in the area) (2026)

Zuidoost-Friesland ranks 39 of 40, highest first.

RankAreaBudgeted municipal tax revenue per resident (€) (all municipalities in the area)
34Midden-Limburg€316
35Zuidwest-Friesland€315
36Noord-Drenthe€312
37Zuidoost-Drenthe€312
38IJmond€308
39Zuidoost-Friesland€307
40Achterhoek€290
Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

Municipalities Fund grant as a share of municipal revenue (%) (all municipalities in the area) (2026)

Zuidoost-Friesland ranks 8 of 40, highest first.

RankAreaMunicipalities Fund grant as a share of municipal revenue (%) (all municipalities in the area)
5Zuidwest-Gelderland60.7%
6Achterhoek60.6%
7Noord-Friesland60.5%
8Zuidoost-Friesland60.4%
9IJmond60.0%
10Noord-Limburg59.4%
11Midden-Limburg59.4%
Source: Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) · saved copy

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