The Ministry of Finance reported that as of November 2025, spending on the Central Government’s Priority Programs had reached Rp752.7 trillion. This figure represents 81.2% of the total annual budget ceiling of Rp927.2 trillion.

According to Ministry of Finance data, in terms of public services, the Free Nutritious Meal Program had absorbed Rp52.9 trillion, or 74.6% of its Rp71 trillion allocation, benefiting 50.7 million recipients.

Meanwhile, the Free Health Check Program, tuberculosis screening, and the revitalization of 32 hospitals consumed Rp6 trillion, equivalent to 64% of the Rp9.3 trillion budget. The free health screening program has been accessed by 69.6 million participants, as outlined in the APBNKita: Performance and Facts report cited on Monday (December 22, 2025).

Budget realization for the People’s School Program and Garuda Excellence Schools reached Rp2.3 trillion, or 22% of the Rp10.2 trillion allocation, covering 166 schools.

In addition, priority programs aimed at strengthening and protecting household purchasing power were distributed across seven initiatives. The Family Hope Program recorded spending of Rp28.1 trillion, or 98% of its Rp28.7 trillion ceiling. The Indonesia Smart Program, including KIP Kuliah and other scholarships, realized Rp25.3 trillion, or 91% of the Rp27.7 trillion allocation.

The Basic Food Card or Non-Cash Food Assistance (BPNT) program utilized Rp41.7 trillion, or 95% of its Rp43.9 trillion budget. The Temporary Cash Assistance for People’s Welfare (BLTS Kesra) reached Rp25.3 trillion, representing 80% of the Rp31.5 trillion ceiling.

Spending on the National Health Insurance Contribution Assistance Program (PBI JKN) totaled Rp44.8 trillion, or 96% of the Rp46.5 trillion allocation. The Professional Allowance Program for Non-Civil Servant Teachers and Lecturers absorbed Rp20.7 trillion, or 93% of its Rp22.2 trillion budget. Meanwhile, the Housing Program recorded realization of Rp33.9 trillion, equivalent to 67.4% of the Rp50.3 trillion ceiling.

For price and production stabilization efforts, Non-Energy Subsidy Programs, including KUR and fertilizer subsidies, used Rp72.4 trillion, or 69% of the Rp104.5 trillion allocation. Energy subsidy and compensation programs reached Rp345.1 trillion, or 72.6% of the Rp394.3 trillion budget.

Additionally, the Food Barn Program recorded spending of Rp12.7 trillion, or 64% of its Rp20 trillion ceiling, while allocations for Bulog and national food reserves were fully realized at Rp22.1 trillion.

In the area of public infrastructure and productivity, school renovation and revitalization programs absorbed Rp16.4 trillion, or 82% of the Rp20 trillion budget. Spending on dams, irrigation systems, and the operation and maintenance of natural resource infrastructure reached Rp14.3 trillion, or 62% of the Rp23 trillion allocation. Road and bridge preservation programs realized Rp11.7 trillion, or 60.2% of the Rp19.5 trillion ceiling. Lastly, programs for fishermen villages, national salt production, and saline aquaculture amounted to Rp2.1 trillion, or 81% of the Rp2.6 trillion budget.