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Jamaica Budget 2012-2013



Click each link below for Jamaica's 2012-2013 budget in a readable online flip magazine format


The budget has been divided into the main ministries of government, and their subsidiary agencies (where applicable) have been listed beneath the main link. In each flipbook, you will find the Recurrent Expenditures for that ministry, as well as Capital A (GoJ) and Capital B (GoJ and outside-funded) expenditures.


See user guide on the right on how to use the viewer


Government Ministries and Agencies

His Excellency the Governor-General and Staff


Houses of Parliament


Office of the Public Defender


Office of the Contractor-General


Auditor General


Office of the Services Commissions


Office of the Children's Advocate


Independent Commission of Investigations


Office of the Prime Minister

  • Jamaica Information Service


    • Office of the Cabinet

  • Management Institution for National Development


    • Ministry of Tourism and Entertainment


    Office of the Prime Minister (Local Government)


    Ministry of Finance and Planning

  • Accountant General
  • Jamaica Customs Department
  • Inland Revenue Department
  • Public Debt Charges (Interest Payments)
  • Pensions
  • Taxpayer Audit and Assessment Department
  • Taxpayer Appeals Department
  • Tax Administration Services Department
  • Tax Administration Jamaica


    • Ministry of National Security

  • Police Department
  • Department of Correctional Services
  • Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency


    • Ministry of Justice

  • Court of Appeal
  • Director of Public Prosecutions
  • Family Courts
  • Resident Magistrates' Courts
  • Revenue Court
  • Supreme Court
  • Administrator General
  • Attorney General
  • Trustee in Bankruptcy
  • Office of the Parliamentary Counsel
  • Legal Reform Department
  • Court Management Services


    • Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade


    Ministry of Labour and Social Security


    Ministry of Education


    Ministry of Health

  • Registrar General's Department and Island Records Office
  • Bellevue Hospital
  • Government Chemist


    • Ministry of Youth and Culture

  • Child Development Agency


    • Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries


    Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce

  • The Companies Office of Jamaica


    • Ministry of Science, Technology, Energy and Mining

  • Post and Telecommunications Department


    • Ministry of Water, Land, Environment and Climate Change

  • Forestry Department
  • National Works Agency
  • National Environment and Planning Agency


    • Ministry of Transport, Works and Housing


    Ministry of Local Government and Community Development


    Ministry of Housing, Environment, Water and Local Government


    Ministry of Water, Environment and Housing


    What You Can Find

    How much will be paid as interest on Jamaica's outstanding debt? --

    The Ministry of Education will spend $22 billion on primary education and $2 billion on early childhood development --

    The Tourism budget has been cut by half a billion dollars --

    How much does the Constabulary Force spend, and on what? --

    Budget Summary


    Recurrent Expenditure - these are the day-to-day expenses of the various ministries and agencies.
    Capital A - Capital expenditures or projects funded solely by the Government of Jamaica.
    Capital B - Capital expenditures or projects funded by the Government of Jamaica and external agencies.
    Appropriations in Aid - These are receipts used to offset expenditures generated by profit-making entities owned by the government.


     


     



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