The initiative of the administration of Maximiliano Pullaro foresees a total resources of $10,468,127.25 million (10.4 billion pesos), growing by 115% compared to the 2024 budgetwhile total expenses are estimated at $10,467,479.05 million, with the year presenting a technical balance of $648.2 million.
Santa Fe presented the 2025 Budget project
“It is a budget with fiscal balance, which puts the areas of Security, Education, Productive Infrastructure, Public Works and Health at the top of its priorities,” Government ministers remarked, Fabian Bastiaand Economy, Pablo Olivares.
From the Santa Fe management, they specified that security spending, which includes the Ministry of Justice and Security and the Special Projects Execution Unit, has an increase of 135% compared to the previous year, but the 433% increase in so-called capital expenses stands out.
There are the $208,369.66 million, intended for constructions such as new high and low profile penal units in Piñero, with the necessary equipment and technology; or the construction of new police stations.
The construction of the new 911 building in Rosario is also planned, the Training Center for the TOE and the acquisition of new police mobile phones. In addressing problematic consumption, Aprecod will quintuple its budget, reaching $12,000 million.
As to Educationwill have a budget of $2,121,531 million ($2.12 billion pesos). Of that amount, $106,493 million includes expenditures that will be attended to by Education, Public Works and the Execution Unit that manages the “Santa Fe + Conectada” program.
In addition to the continuity of the 1000 Classrooms program, there will be investments for programs such as the Educational Ticket for $63,500 million and cafeterias and glass of milk for $78,616.5 million.
In Health, with a planned expenditure of $857,421 million, the highlights are $62,145 million for the purchase of medicines (298% higher than 2024), $30,909 million for the purchase of equipment and $22,029 million for construction and spare parts, among which The completion of the Rosario South Regional Hospital and the equipment of the Rafaela Hospital are included.
In Productive Infrastructure, investments in roads and energy stand out. In this sense, among the capital expenditure of the Provincial Highway Directorate, The attention of Productive Roads by the Ministry of Productive Development, the unprecedented investment in multiple provincial gas pipelines and the capital expenditure budgeted by the EPE, accumulates an investment of $531,519 million.
The investment in productive infrastructure will be complemented with different financing instruments for Santa Fe SMEs and producers. To this end, interest rate subsidy items are contemplated that will allow financing with a subsidized rate for more than $40,000 million, which will be complemented by other non-banking instruments.
Construction
For the year 2025, an investment of $1,516,688 million (1.5 billion) is expected in the construction sector, considering the entire Provincial Public Sector.
Within this investment, it is worth highlighting that related to habitat in general and housing in particular. The budget assigned to the Provincial Directorate of Housing and Urban Planning for the year 2025 implies a growth of 305% compared to 2024.
Another sector that presents a significant jump in investment is in the ASSA company, especially with the projection of the replacement of distribution networks with a high level of obsolescence.
For this, an investment in capital expenditure in ASSA for $100,657.9 million has been planned.part of which would be met with financing whose authorization is provided for in the articles of the budget bill. The growth in the investment level is 754% compared to 2024.
Another policy that has been decided to prioritize refers to actions that focus on early childhood. In this sense, the “Zero Four Strategy” program was incorporated into the programmatic budget network with an allocation of $8,000 million to address different actions through a comprehensive and multi-agency approach.
Source: Ambito
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