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Ministry · Part XII of BAA No. 85 (FY 2026 GAAB)

Ministry of the Interior and Local Government

A ministry of the Bangsamoro Government, budgeted as Part XII of the Act. Figures from Bangsamoro Autonomy Act No. 85 — General Appropriations Act of the Bangsamoro, FY 2026, pages 151–157 as printed. How this was compiled
Appropriated for 2026
₱2,037,769,002.00

Appropriated for 2026

Of the whole budget
1.8%

Of the whole budget

Largest of 36 offices
12

Largest of 36 offices

01What kind of spending

Salaries, running costs,and things built.

Of the ₱2,037,769,002.00 this office was given, this is how the Act divides it.

PS20.8%

₱424,019,150.00

Salaries and benefits of the people who work for the region.

MOOE38.9%

₱791,999,423.00

Running everything day to day — supplies, fuel, utilities, training, grants.

CO40.3%

₱821,750,429.00

Things that outlast the year — roads, buildings, equipment, vehicles.

02What it is funded to do

The programsthe Act pays for.

Every office is budgeted under the same three headings — running the office, supporting the work, and the work itself. What is under Operations is what this office actually does.

General Administration and Support

₱111,990,735.00

Support to Operations

₱58,864,807.00

Operations

₱1,866,913,460.00

Operation Management Services

₱878,677,584.00

Interior Affairs Services

₱157,088,426.00

Field Operation Services

₱309,132,511.00

Rapid Emergency Action on Disaster Incidence Services

₱506,130,417.00

Bangsamoro Local Government Academy

₱15,884,522.00

Rows are reproduced as the Act prints them. In several offices Personnel Services is printed against Operations as a whole and not against the programs beneath it, so a column of program rows can total less than the heading above it.

03What it is spent on

Every objectof expenditure.

The other half of the Act: the same money again, sorted by what it buys rather than by what it is for. Salaries by kind, then every running cost down to the fuel and the water bill, then whatever is being built or bought outright.

Personnel Services

₱424,019,150.0020.8%

Civilian Personnel

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Permanent Positions

₱301,227,708.00

Salaries and Wages

₱301,227,708.00

Other Compensation Common to All

₱77,684,618.00

Personnel Economic Relief Allowance

₱10,560,000.00

Representation Allowance

₱3,180,000.00

Transportation Allowance

₱3,180,000.00

Clothing and Uniform Allowance

₱3,080,000.00

Productivity Enhancement Incentives

₱2,200,000.00

Mid-Year Bonus

₱25,102,309.00

Year-End Bonus

₱25,102,309.00

Cash Gift

₱2,200,000.00

Other Personnel Benefits

₱3,080,000.00

Other Benefits

₱45,106,824.00

Retirement and Life Insurance Premiums

₱36,149,472.00

PAG-IBIG Contributions

₱1,056,000.00

Philhealth Contributions

₱7,373,352.00

Employees Compensation Insurance Premiums

₱528,000.00

Maintenance and Other Operating Expenses

₱791,999,423.0038.9%

Traveling Expenses

₱59,260,407.00

Training and Scholarship Expenses

₱93,069,260.00

Supplies and Materials Expenses

₱455,542,166.00

Utility Expenses

₱9,343,711.00

Communication Expenses

₱3,207,240.00

Awards/Rewards, Prizes and Indemnities

₱64,528,000.00

Extraordinary and Miscellaneous Expenses

₱914,400.00

Professional Services

₱38,132,210.00

General Services

₱12,729,096.00

Repairs and Maintenance

₱4,620,000.00

Financial Assistance/Subsidy

₱16,750,000.00

Taxes, Insurance Premiums and Other Fees

₱1,399,625.00

Other Maintenance and Operating Expensessummed

₱32,503,308.00

Advertising Expenses

₱3,758,000.00

Printing and Publication Expenses

₱5,040,683.00

Representation Expenses

₱13,079,449.00

Transportation and Delivery Expenses

₱1,483,200.00

Rent/Lease Expenses

₱1,002,726.00

Membership Dues and Contributions to Organizations

₱52,000.00

Subscription Expenses

₱5,087,250.00

Other Maintenance and Operating Expenses

₱3,000,000.00

Capital Outlays

₱821,750,429.0040.3%

Infrastructure Assets

₱25,000,000.00

Buildings and Other Structures

₱768,000,000.00

Machinery and Equipment

₱5,170,429.00

Transportation Equipment

₱23,580,000.00

04What the Act requires

7 rules are attachedto this money.

The special provisions for this office: the conditions Parliament put on the ₱2,037,769,002.00 above — who it must reach, what it may not be spent on, and what has to be reported. Quoted in full, because a paraphrase of a rule is a different rule.

Operation Management Services

of which ₱64,528,000.00

Operation Management Services. The amount of Sixty-Four Million Five Hundred Twenty-Eight Thousand Pesos (Php 64,528,000.00) herein appropriated shall be used for Awards, Rewards and Prizes, in conformity with the program guidelines as follows:

  • Local Government Performance Oversight Program. The amount of One Million Eight Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php 1,800,000.00) herein appropriated for Awards, Rewards and Prizes shall be used for the implementation of Seal of Good Local Governance for Barangays (SGLGB); and₱1,800,000.00
  • Local Government Recognition and Incentives Program. The amount of Sixty-Two Million Seven Hundred Twenty-Eight Thousand Pesos (Php 62,728,000.00) herein appropriated for Awards, Rewards and Prizes shall be used for Salamat Excellency Award on Leadeship (SEAL) amounting to Twenty-Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php 27,500,000.00), LGU Grant Assistance for Innovative Practices (LGAIP) amounting to Twelve Million Five Hundred Thousand Pesos (Php 12,500,000.00), LuponTagapamayapa Incentive Awards (LTIA) amounting to Two Million Seven Hundred Twenty-Eight Thousand Pesos (Php 2,728,000.00), Search for Model Barangays (SMB) amounting to Ten Million Pesos (Php 10,000,000.00), and Local Legislative Awards (LLA) amounting to Ten Million Pesos (Php 10,000,000.00).₱62,728,000.00

Local Government Capacity Development (LGCD) Program

Local Government Capacity Development (LGCD) Program. The amount herein appropriated shall be used for the LGCD Program, in conformity with the program guidelines as follows:

  • The amount of Twenty-Five Million Pesos (Php 25,000,000.00) herein appropriated for Infrastructure Assets under Operation Management Services shall be used exclusively for Construction of Water System Level II, subject to the submission of Program Implementation Plan and Guidelines (PIPG), program of works, common engineering design, and quarterly status report of implementation to MFBM.₱25,000,000.00

TulongngGobyernongNagmamalasakit (TuGoN)

TulongngGobyernongNagmamalasakit (TuGoN). The amount herein appropriated shall be used for the Local Government Peace and Order Capacity Empowerment Program, in conformity with the program guidelines as follows:

  • The amount of Forty-Three Million Pesos (Php 43,000,000.00) herein appropriated for Buildings and Other Structures shall be used exclusively for Construction of TuGoN Housing Projects, subject to the submission of Program Implementation Plan and Guidelines (PIPG), program of works, common engineering design, and quarterly status report of implementation to MFBM; and₱43,000,000.00
  • The amount of Sixteen Million Seven Hundred Fifty Thousand Pesos (Php 16,750,000.00) herein appropriated for Financial Assistance/Subsidy shall be used exclusively for the provision of financial, food relief, reformation and reconciliation, and livelihood assistance. Further, the amount of Two Million Three Hundred Thirty Thousand Pesos (Php 2,330,000.00) herein appropriated for Training and Scholarship Expenses shall be used exclusively for the provision of capacity building and skills development of beneficiaries under Project TuGoN, subject to the submission of list of validated beneficiaries to MFBM.₱16,750,000.00

Interior Affairs Services

Interior Affairs Services. The amount herein appropriated shall be used for Local Government Peace and Order Capacity Empowerment Program, in conformity with the program guidelines as follows:

  • The amount of Thirty Million Pesos (Php 30,000,000.00) herein appropriated for Buildings and Other Structures under Interior Affairs Services shall be used exclusively for Construction of the Provincial Police Office Headquarters, subject to the submission of Program Implementation Plan and Guidelines (PIPG), program of works, common engineering design, and quarterly status report of implementation to MFBM.₱30,000,000.00

Geo-Tagging of Infrastructure Projects

Geo-Tagging of Infrastructure Projects. For purposes of transparency, the MILG shall undertake the publication of geo-tagged photos with stamp of the sites of all its completed and on going infrastructure projects in its website. The status report of implementation of each project shall likewise be submitted quarterly to MFBM, BPDA, and Office of the Chief Minister.

Rapid Emergency Action on Disaster Incidence Services

Rapid Emergency Action on Disaster Incidence Services. The amount herein appropriated shall be used for the Rapid Emergency Action on Disaster Incidence Services, in conformity with the program guidelines as follows:

  • Bangsamoro RAPID - Response Program. The amount of Three Hundred Fifty Million Three Hundred Two Thousand Two Hundred Pesos (Php 350,302,200.00) herein appropriated shall be used exclusively for Welfare Goods of BARMM-READi for regional preparedness and response when man-made and natural calamities beset the region.₱350,302,200.00

Reporting and Posting Requirements

Reporting and Posting Requirements. The implementing M/O/As shall submit quarterly reports on its financial and physical accomplishments, within thirty (30) days after the end of every quarter, through the following:

  • Submission of hardcopy to the MFBM;
  • Submission of reports through electronic means; and
  • Publication to M/O/A's website. The implementing M/O/As shall send written notice when said reports have been submitted or posted on its website to the MFBM and other offices where the submission of reports is required under existing laws, rules and regulations. The date of notice to said M/O/As shall be considered the date of compliance with this requirement.

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