Shifting to a productive and independent economy capable of steadfastness and competition and of attracting investments to achieve sustainable economic and social development
To improve the conditions of the Palestinian people through forming a developmental framework for the private sector and to foster a better business atmosphere through improving the quality of services provided by the private sector that would support and contribute to generating economic development and improve living standards for citizens. This is achieved by formulating an economic policy in coordination with the private sector, relevant ministry and CSOs within an official framework of cooperation.
- Industry and commerce development
- Consumer protection
- Administrative program
- Employees not distributed among programs
One: An independent Palestinian economy
Two: An enabling and attractive business environment for investment
Three: A leading and competitive Palestinian industry
Four: An organized domestic market and consumer protection
The Ministry of National Economy’s budget was ILS71,961,063 or 0.41% of the overall expenditures in the 2023 public budget
Distribution of the budget according to item / ILS
توزيع الموازنة الجارية والرأسمالية تبعاً للبرامج/ بالشيكل
| البرنامج | الموازنة | |
|---|---|---|
| Industry and commerce development | 10,413,991 | |
| Consumer protection | 7,914,477 | |
| Employees not distributed among programs | 16,222,996 | |
| Administrative program | 16,909,599 |
Citizen Budget
a simplified document of the general budget Ministry of Education. Expressed in numbers, figures and graphs, it summarizes the key expenditure policies, approaches and priorities of the Ministry for the upcoming year. The budget enables citizens to become familiarized with the distribution of expenses among different programs and items in the education sector and consequently, to monitor governmental expenditures on education.
Operational costs
the necessary expenditures for the operation of the public institution, i.e. the Ministry (Electricity, water, fuel, travel, etc.)
Developmental expenditures
are expenditures which have a nature that is different from current expenditures in terms of their useful life and the return from expenditures, and are financed by the PA budget and donors.
Capital expenditures
what the government [Ministry] spends on the possession of capital assets (buildings, land, equipment, vehicles, etc.)
Current expenditures
This includes salaries and wages, raises, operational and referral expenditures of the ministry, public institutions and the other executive bodies of the State of Palestine
Program for employees not distributed within programs
a special program for employees in the Gaza Strip
Gender-responsive budget
A gender-responsive budget is considered a tool for financial planning with economic and social dimensions, which helps the government to integrate gender in the preparation and implementation of the public budget. This is to ensure that available financial resources are allocated in a just manner and aimed at eradicating discrimination on the basis of gender in regards to government services and in a way that meets the specific needs of men, women, girls, boys and marginalized social sectors.