NDP12 eyes P400bn investment

Friday, September 26, 2025 | 560 Views |

The government plans to spend nearly P400 billion in the next five years under National Development Plan 12, a major push for transformation to be helped by private sector partners, information reaching Mmegi indicates.

The transformational spending is expected to cover the investment projects and other development expenditure of the central government, local authorities, and State-Owned Entities that are financed wholly or partially by the government.

Funding is expected to come from the government, private sector partners, and others, with authorities warning that projects could be chopped off the list if capital cannot be raised.

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