The Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure is the Government’s financial plan outlining the
revenues to be collected and the planned spending for the upcoming fiscal year. It provides the
general policy and strategic direction of the Government and details the allocation of resources
based on Government functions organized by departments, divisions, cost centres, programmes
and sub-programmes.
The Public Financial Management Act, No. 14 of 2020 provided the legislative authority for the
compilation and approval of the Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure. The Estimates are
prepared in accordance with Government Finance Statistics (GFS) 2014 standards which were
implemented during the Budget Planning process for the fiscal period 2025-2026. The
Estimates are arranged by schedules for recurrent and capital revenue, operating expenditure,
non-project capital expenditure, and project expenditure.
The primary objective of this Public Debt Statistical Bulletin is to provide the public with relevant information and data on the nation’s domestic and external debt positions. The Commonwealth Secretariat Meridian Database System (Meridian) serves as the repository for loan agreements, compiles aggregate data, generates reports on public sector debt, and provides the necessary information used in this report.
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The primary objective of this Public Debt Statistical Bulletin is to provide the public with relevant information and data on the nation’s domestic and external debt positions. The Commonwealth Secretariat Meridian Database System (Meridian) serves as the repository for loan agreements, compiles aggregate data, generates reports on public sector debt, and provides the necessary information used in this report.
The Debt and Investment Management Unit (DIU) within the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development, and Youth Economy serves as the Government of Saint Lucia’s principal authority for managing public debt. Ensuring the timely, consistent, comprehensive, and reliable dissemination of public debt statistics is a key component of the government’s commitment to enhancing accountability and transparency in debt management practices.