LiberiaInstitution Investment Report
Republic of Liberia
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Institution Investment Report

Compare government expenditure across institutions side by side and see which ones are driving the most investment

Institutional spending FY 2026

$475.7M

17 institutions reporting

Largest investor

Ministry of Public Works

$120.7M · 25.4% of total

Average per institution

$28.0M

Median $6.4M

Average cost per employee

—

Across institutions reporting staff

Institutions driving the most investment

Annual allocation by institution in FY 2026 (USD millions), with each institution's share of total institutional spending · top 12 of 17

0M35M70M105M140MMinistry of Public WorksMinistry of HealthMinistry of JusticeMinistry of EducationLiberia RevenueAuthorityMinistry of Finance &Development PlanningMinistry of NationalDefenseMinistry of AgricultureMinistry of Mines &EnergyMinistry of Commerce &IndustryGeneral Services AgencyNational ElectionsCommission25.4%17.6%14.7%12.7%7.8%6.4%5.3%2.3%1.3%1.0%1.0%1.0%

Investment trend by institution

Annual allocation of the six largest investors in FY 2026, in USD millions

2020202120222023202420260M35M70M105M140M
  • Ministry of Public Works
  • Ministry of Health
  • Ministry of Justice
  • Ministry of Education
  • Liberia Revenue Authority
  • Ministry of Finance & Development Planning

Side-by-side comparison

3 of 17 institutions in the report — the leader on each headline metric is highlighted

MetricMinistry of Public WorksRank #1 · FY 2026Ministry of HealthRank #2 · FY 2026Ministry of JusticeRank #3 · FY 2026
Annual expenditure$120.7M$83.9M$69.9M
Share of institutional spending25.4%17.6%14.7%
Active employees000
Approved workforce000
Workforce fill rate———
Cost per employee———
Change vs prior year+241.4%+74.9%+246.0%
Total institutional spending, FY 2026$475.7M

All institutions · FY 2026

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Compare#InstitutionExpenditureShareActive staffCost / employeevs prior FY
1Ministry of Public Works$120.7M25.4%0—+241.4%
2Ministry of Health$83.9M17.6%0—+74.9%
3Ministry of Justice$69.9M14.7%0—+246.0%
4Ministry of Education$60.2M12.7%0—+6.0%
5Liberia Revenue Authority$37.3M7.8%0—+110.9%
6Ministry of Finance & Development Planning$30.5M6.4%0—+34.1%
7Ministry of National Defense$25.3M5.3%0—-8.9%
8Ministry of Agriculture$10.9M2.3%0—-28.0%
9Ministry of Mines & Energy$6.4M1.3%0—-29.8%
10Ministry of Commerce & Industry$4.6M1.0%0—-54.7%
11General Services Agency$4.5M1.0%0—-52.7%
12National Elections Commission$4.5M1.0%0—-5.4%
13Civil Service Agency$4.4M0.9%0—-29.6%
14Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection$4.2M0.9%0—-8.5%
15Ministry of Post & Telecommunication$3.7M0.8%0—-21.9%
16Ministry of Labor$2.6M0.6%0—-48.6%
17National Investment Commission$2.0M0.4%0—-57.4%
17 institutions reporting · FY 2026$475.7M100.0%0

Expenditure comes from each institution's annual record; quarterly rows are excluded so nothing is double-counted, and where an institution carries more than one annual record for a year the larger allocation is used. Share is that institution's expenditure as a percentage of all institutional spending recorded for the selected fiscal year, change compares with the institution's own previous-year record, and cost per employee is annual expenditure divided by active staff.

Primary sources

MFDP
— Ministry of Finance and Development Planning: National Budget, budget execution reports, public debt and fiscal transfers
CSA
— Civil Service Agency: Government establishment, payroll and workforce records
LRA
— Liberia Revenue Authority: Annual Report: tax and non-tax collections, taxpayer register, filing and payment compliance
IMF
— International Monetary Fund: Article IV consultation reports, World Economic Outlook and fiscal/debt analysis
World Bank
— World Bank Group: World Development Indicators, Liberia Economic Update, debt and poverty statistics

Each figure above is attributed to the publishing institution and its reporting period. Derived and AI-generated forecasts are labelled separately from published data.

Liberia Economic Intelligence Platform · Data compiled from official national and international sources: CBL · MFDP · LISGIS · LRA · IMF · World Bank · UNDP · WHO · FAO · UNESCO