Nhlanhla-NM/Where-Government-Money-Goes--Research-OpenGov-Africa

Project includes research of data on helping audiences understand governments allocation in public funds and where gaps emerge # Project Background Research on (**Republic of Chad**) government budget allocation helping audience understand governments public funds. Includes collecting data, analysing and generating insights. Data can be viewed in this link # Project Objective -Help audiences understand how governments allocate public funds and where gaps often emerge. # Executive summary # Insights ### Education -_National Education and Civic Promotion_: Has an insignificant difference of extra 7,52 billion CFA Francs (0,78%) expenditure spent from budgeted amount of 91,92 billion (9,41%) and actual spending of 99,53 billion (10,19%) -_Higher Education, Scientific Research and Vocational Training_: Less spending from budgeted amount being a difference of 3,13 billion CFA Francs (0,32%) and budgeted amount being 32,53 billion (3,33%) whilst actual being 29,40 billion (3,01%) -Education sector indicates priority in government spending as it has the highest percentage of overall expenditure of 10,19% ### Healthcare -_Public Health and Prevention_: The highest budgeted sector with 95,14 billion CFA Francs (9,74%) budget and actual expenses being less by 63,30 billion (6,48%), indicating underspending of 31,84 billion (3,26%) -Health care sector being the secondary primary government spending with high percentage of overall expenditure of 6,48% indicating ### Infrastructure and Utilities -_Water and Electricity_: Budget amount of 93,48 billion CFA Francs (9,57%) with lower actual spent amount of 23,44 billion CFA Francs (2,4%), leading to a difference of 70,04 billion (7,17%) left to be spent ### Social Protection -_Social Action, Solidarity and Humanitarian Affairs_: Budget amount is 10,45 billion CFA Francs (1,07%) and was exceeded by the actual spending amount having to be an amount of 45,62 billion (4,67%), resulting to difference of 35,17 billion (3,60%) extra spent expenditure -_Women and Early Childhood Development_: Lowest budget of 3.91 billion CFA Francs (0,4%) expenditure a …