Non-automatic or discretionary transfers from the National State to the 23 provinces and the city of Buenos Aires amounted to $131,172.1 million in June, with a nominal interannual increase of 63.3%.
The non-automatic transfers or discretionary from the National State to the 23 provinces and the city of Buenos Aires amounted to $131,172.1 million in June, with a nominal interannual increase of 63.3%, according to the report released today by the Politikon Chaco consultancy in Based on data from the Ministry of Economy.
Unlike automatic transfers (Co-participation, special laws and compensation for the Fiscal Consensus), non-automatic or discretionary funds are not assigned according to a pre-established criteria or with percentages set by law, but rather obey decisions of the national government in response to temporary issues or emergencies that may occur in the provinces.
The distribution of transfers by jurisdiction showed the Ministry of Education with 35% of the total, followed by Treasury Obligations (21.6%), the Ministry of Public Works (14%), Health (8, 3%), the National Administration of Social Security (Anses) for pension funds (4.6%), the Ministry of Social Development (3.8%), the Ministry of the Interior (2.3%) and 10.4 % to the rest of the jurisdictions.
Politikon Chaco highlighted that “a few concepts concentrate a little more than 65% of the total transferred”, with 21.5% corresponding to the Teacher Incentive Fund (in charge of Education); 21.2% to the Fiscal Strengthening Fund (FFF) of the province of Buenos Aires (in charge of Treasury Obligations); 6.7% to Educational Management at the primary level (Education) and 5% to Works for transfers to provinces and municipalities (Public Works).
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Which are the provinces with the highest transfers?
- Province of Buenos Aires (44.2% of the total) for $57,957.7 million.
- Santa Fe ($6,440.4 million)
- Cordoba ($5,764.2)
- CABA ($5,502.8 million)
- Entre Ríos ($5,123.4 million)
- Jump ($5.1 billion)
- Chaco ($4,919.4 million)
- Santiago del Estero ($4,302.1 million)
- Current ($3,527.3 million)
- Santa Cruz ($3,497.3 million)
- Tucumán ($3,495.4 million)
- Misiones ($3,243 million).
The list is completed with Neuquén ($3,223.2 million), Formosa ($3,182 million), Mendoza ($2,851.9 million), Río Negro ($2,536.7 million), Catamarca ($2,186.7 million), Tierra del Fuego ($1,613.8 million), Jujuy ($1,590.5 million), La Rioja ($1,414 million), Chubut ($1,227.4 million), San Juan ($1,074 million), La Pampa ($841, 6 million) and San Luis ($534.6 million).
Source: Ambito
