Bangladesh’s Annual Development Programme (ADP) implementation rate increased marginally in the first eight months of the 2025–26 fiscal year, though total financial expenditure fell. According to the Implementation Monitoring and Evaluation Division (IMED) report released on Wednesday, 30.31 percent of the revised ADP was implemented between July and February, amounting to Tk 63,327.53 crore. This figure is Tk 4,225.68 crore lower than the same period last year, raising concerns about project execution capacity despite the higher implementation rate.
The revised ADP allocation for 2025–26 totals Tk 2,08,935.53 crore across 1,333 projects. February alone saw spending of Tk 12,771.23 crore, or 6.11 percent of the total allocation, compared with Tk 7,676.33 crore in the same month of the previous fiscal year. Historical data show a gradual decline in implementation efficiency over recent years, from 38.60 percent in 2021–22 to 29.87 percent in 2024–25.
Several ministries and divisions spent less than 15 percent of their allocations, with the Public Security Division at just 3.79 percent. In contrast, the Ministry of Science and Technology led with 70.74 percent expenditure, followed by the Cabinet Division, Food Ministry, Public Service Commission Secretariat, and Foreign Ministry.
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