Kyrgyzstan publishes draft 2027 Social Fund budget with 173.2 billion som revenue
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Kyrgyzstan's Social Fund publishes a draft 2027 budget with projected revenue of 173.2 billion som. Expenditures are planned at 164.5 billion som, yielding a surplus of 8.7 billion som. The National Statistics Committee reports nominal household incomes rose 18.7% in the first quarter of 2026.
Key Facts
- The draft 2027 Social Fund budget projects revenue of 173.2 billion som.
- Expenditures are planned at 164.5 billion som, yielding a surplus of 8.7 billion som.
- Insurance contributions are planned at 115.2 billion som, with 53.6 billion som in allocations from the republican budget.
- Nominal household incomes in Kyrgyzstan reached 269.2 billion som in January–March 2026, up 18.7% year-on-year.
- Average per capita disposable income was 12,726.2 som per month, up 16.4% from Q1 2025.
Budget Revenue Breakdown
The 2027 draft budget projects total revenue of 173,196.8 million som. Insurance contributions account for 115.2 billion som of the projected revenue. Republican budget allocations are set at 53.6 billion som. Other income, including dividends, interest, placement of temporarily free funds, penalties and fines, is projected at 4.4 billion som. For 2028 and 2029, revenue is planned at 181.2 billion and 188.2 billion som respectively.
Planned Expenditures
Planned expenditures for 2027 total 164.5 billion som. Pension payments, funeral benefits, bank servicing, pension delivery and administrative costs account for 145.4 billion som. Funeral benefit payments are budgeted at 675 million som, and pension and benefit delivery services at 861.9 million som. Transfers include 8.4 billion som to the Mandatory Health Insurance Fund and 1.3 billion som to the Workers' Health Fund. The draft projects a budget surplus of 8.7 billion som in 2027.
Household Incomes
Nominal cash incomes of Kyrgyzstan's population reached 269.2 billion som in January–March 2026, up 18.7% from the same period in 2025. Income from labor activity contributed 212.1 billion som, or 78.8% of the total. Social transfers equaled 34.2 billion som, income from personal subsidiary plots 16.8 billion som, and other cash receipts 6.1 billion som. Real cash incomes adjusted for consumer price growth rose 7.8% to 244.5 billion som. Average per capita disposable income was 12,726.2 som per month, up 16.4% from Q1 2025.
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Kyrgyzstan publishes draft 2027 Social Fund budget with 173.2 billion som revenue
