MLIT’s FY2027 Budget Request: Spending Ceiling to Be Abolished, 38% Increase in Initial Budget, Further Funding for National Resilience

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has abolished the budget ceiling in its FY2027 budget request and included a 38% increase in the initial budget. It has also indicated a policy of adding further funding for national resilience.

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In its FY2027 budget request, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism indicated a policy of abolishing the budget ceiling, with a 38% increase expected when the funding is included in the initial budget. As a result, budget allocations are expected to be brought forward to the initial stage.

At the same time, the ministry also indicated a policy of adding further funding for national resilience, suggesting an intention to advance the development of disaster-resilient infrastructure. The article does not specify the amounts or names of the projects covered.

These points have been reported as key elements of the FY2027 budget request.

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TimingPublished as part of the FY2027 budget request

ScaleA 38% increase is expected with inclusion in the initial budget

Event formatPolicy is to abolish the spending ceiling

Event formatAdditional funding will be added to the national resilience budget

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