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Government budget and revenue in Beograd, Serbia: official figures

The budgets of Belgrade (city budget and its city municipalities) took in RSD 163.0 billion in 2023, RSD 96,820 per resident against RSD 71,938 for all local governments in Serbia; 2nd highest of 13 major cities.

How much does Belgrade spend?

Local budget spending by Belgrade (city budget and its city municipalities) reached RSD 172.5 billion in 2023, RSD 102,467 per resident (2nd highest of 12 major cities with complete data), leaving a deficit of RSD 9.5 billion.

Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

How much public money is spent in Belgrade?

All budget-funded institutions located in Belgrade (national, provincial and local) spent RSD 1,788.9 billion in 2023, 5.1% of it in education and 8.2% in health and social work.

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How Beograd compares with other cities in Serbia

Local government budget revenue per resident, 2023 (RSD) (2023)

Beograd ranks 2 of 13, highest first.

RankCityLocal government budget revenue per resident, 2023 (RSD)
1Novi SadRSD 110,354
2BeogradRSD 96,820
3SuboticaRSD 71,226
4PancevoRSD 70,369
5ZrenjaninRSD 65,913
6ČačakRSD 61,104
7NišRSD 59,394
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

Local government budget spending per resident, 2023 (RSD; Niš and areas including it left out) (2023)

Beograd ranks 2 of 12, highest first.

RankCityLocal government budget spending per resident, 2023 (RSD; Niš and areas including it left out)
1Novi SadRSD 112,402
2BeogradRSD 102,467
3SuboticaRSD 69,311
4ČačakRSD 68,948
5PancevoRSD 68,339
6ZrenjaninRSD 62,589
7KragujevacRSD 58,117
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

Share of local government spending on buildings, roads and other non-financial assets, 2023 (%) (2023)

Beograd ranks 8 of 12, highest first.

RankCityShare of local government spending on buildings, roads and other non-financial assets, 2023 (%)
5Pancevo18.8%
6Subotica18.4%
7Kraljevo18.2%
8Beograd15.1%
9Kragujevac15.1%
10Leskovac9.8%
11Šabac7.8%
Source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia · saved copy

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