Nepal Budget Comparison FY 2081/082 vs FY 2082/083 – Key Financial Highlights & Analysis

Comprehensive Nepal Budget Comparison: FY 2081/082 vs FY 2082/083

Explore the detailed comparison between Nepal's Fiscal Year (FY) 2081/082 and 2082/083 budgets, highlighting key financial allocations, government expenditure, revenue collection, and overall economic growth. This analysis covers the major budget categories to provide clear insights into Nepal’s fiscal policy evolution and priorities.

Budget Item FY 2081/082 (NPR in Billion) FY 2082/083 (NPR in Billion) Change (%)
Total Revenue 1500 1650 10.0%
Total Expenditure 1700 1850 8.8%
Capital Expenditure 500 600 20.0%
Revenue Expenditure 1200 1250 4.2%
Fiscal Deficit 200 200 0.0%
Foreign Aid 350 400 14.3%
GDP Growth Estimate (%) 6.5% 7.0% 7.7%
Nepal Budget Comparison Bar Graph Bar graph comparing Total Revenue, Total Expenditure, Capital Expenditure, and Foreign Aid for FY 2081/082 and FY 2082/083 Total Revenue Total Expenditure Capital Expenditure Foreign Aid FY 2081/082 FY 2082/083 0 100 200 300 400 500
nepal_budget_comparison_chart

This visual comparison clearly highlights the increase in:

  • Capital Expenditure (+20%)
  • Foreign Aid (+14.3%)
  • Total Revenue (+10%)
  • Total Expenditure (+8.8%)
  • Revenue Expenditure (+4.2%)
  • Fiscal Deficit (remained same)

Sector-Wise Budget Comparison: Nepal FY 2081/082 vs FY 2082/083

Explore detailed insights into how the Government of Nepal has allocated its national budget across key sectors. This comparative study highlights percentage increases and decreases between FY 2081/082 and 2082/083, shedding light on fiscal priorities, policy shifts, and strategic focus areas.

Detailed Sector-wise Budget Table

Sector FY 2081/082
(NPR Billion)
FY 2082/083
(NPR Billion)
Change (%)
Education200220+10.0%
Health180190+5.6%
Agriculture150165+10.0%
Infrastructure300330+10.0%
Defense120110−8.3%
Social Security250275+10.0%
Energy100120+20.0%
Tourism5045−10.0%
Technology6070+16.7%
Environment4050+25.0%

Sector-Wise Budget Allocation Chart (Percentage Change)

Sector-wise Budget Change Comparison Chart

Key Observations

  • Environment, Energy, and Technology saw the biggest increases — indicating a strategic push towards sustainability and digital transformation.
  • Defense and Tourism were the only sectors with decreased allocations, likely due to shifting national priorities.
  • Social sectors like Education and Health continued to receive increased support, showing focus on human capital development.

This sector-wise budget allocation analysis helps policymakers, researchers, and citizens understand where Nepal’s economic priorities are headed in the fiscal year 2082/083.

Previous Post Next Post