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What National Housing and Social Amenities is voted in Zimbabwe's budget, and what it goes on

National Housing and Social Amenities plans to spend ZiG 948.944 million across 2 programmes. Human Settlement Planning takes the most, 92.0% of it.

National Housing and Social Amenities, year by year

Zimbabwe, 2023 to 2028, ZiG

Up 16% between 2023 and 2028, from ZiG 1.76 billion to ZiG 2.05 billion.Human Settlement Planning is the largest part in 2028, 95 of every 100, followed by Policy and Administration at 5.0. Human Settlement Planning held 91 of every 100 in 2023. 2027 and 2028 are the Treasury's own projections, not yet voted. 2023 and 2024 are what was actually counted at the year's end.

The 2026 total, part by part

ZiG 948.9 million across 2 programmes

  • Human Settlement Planning92%
  • Policy and Administration8.0%
Out of every ZiG 100 in 2026, ZiG 92 is Human Settlement Planning.Policy and Administration is next at 8.0 of every 100.
ProgrammeShareAmount
Human Settlement Planning
  • Housing DevelopmentZiG 630.969 million
  • Provincial Co-ordinationZiG 209.635 million
  • Government Estates Development and ManagementZiG 17.556 million
  • Social Amenities DevelopmentZiG 14.992 million
92.0%ZiG 873.152 million
Policy and Administration
  • Ministers' and Permanent Secretary's OfficeZiG 23.432 million
  • Finance, AdministrationZiG 22.285 million
  • Information Communication TechnologyZiG 11.962 million
  • Internal AuditZiG 11.754 million
  • Human Resources ManagementZiG 6.359 million
8.0%ZiG 75.792 million

Questions people ask

What does National Housing and Social Amenities spend its budget on?

ZiG 948.944 million in the 2026 estimates, spent through programmes of which the largest are Human Settlement Planning and Policy and Administration.

Which programme takes most of National Housing and Social Amenities's budget?

Human Settlement Planning, at ZiG 873.152 million, which is 92.0% of what the ministry plans to spend.

Every ministry budget

Read from the Ministry of Finance, Approved 2026 Estimates of Expenditure. Every source we read