The federal government has allocated Rs25.1 billion for health projects under the Federal Development Program 2026-27, with key focus on improving medical facilities and strengthening the public health system.
According to the development program, Rs25.1 billion has been allocated for health-related projects in the fiscal year 2026-27.
The funding is aimed at improving healthcare services, expanding treatment capacity and modernizing health infrastructure across priority areas.
Tertiary healthcare facilities
The development program includes expansion of tertiary healthcare facilities. This is expected to strengthen specialized medical care and improve access to advanced treatment for patients requiring complex healthcare services.
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A major focus of the health allocation is strengthening emergency and critical care services. The move aims to improve response capacity for patients in urgent and life-threatening conditions.
Cancer treatment facilities
The Federal Development Program 2026-27 also includes expansion of cancer treatment facilities. The initiative is expected to support better diagnosis, treatment and care for cancer patients.
The allocation also covers the development of an integrated disease surveillance system. This system is aimed at improving monitoring, early detection and response to infectious diseases and public health threats.
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The government has also included modernization of diagnostic services and the regulatory framework among health priorities. These measures are intended to improve healthcare quality, strengthen oversight and support a more reliable health system.
Federal budget size fixed at Rs18.77tr
According to the budget document, the size of the federal budget for the upcoming fiscal year has been set at Rs18,771 billion. The Federal Board of Revenue’s annual tax target has been fixed at Rs15,264 billion.
Gross revenue has been estimated at Rs20,600 billion, while non-tax revenue is projected at Rs5,336 billion.
The budget document shows that Rs8,848 billion will be transferred to the provinces in the next fiscal year. After provincial transfers, the federal government’s net revenue is estimated at Rs11,751 billion.
The government plans to borrow Rs2,034 billion from internal sources and Rs813 billion from external sources. It will also obtain Rs4,012 billion through T-bills, Pakistan Investment Bonds and Sukuk.
In addition, Rs161 billion is expected to be generated through the privatization of government institutions during the next fiscal year.
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