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How are Revenues Invested?

2004 Spending Allocations

In 2004, the first full year of oil production, Chad earned $131 million in net oil proceeds. (see How do Revenues Flow?). 

The Government of Chad calculated its 2004 allocations, in line with the Revenue Management Program, based on projected gross oil revenues of about $112 million.

Click on the three categories below to get details on the allocations and commitments:

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2005 Spending Allocations

The government originally estimated its 2005 oil revenues to be CFAF 125 billion (or about $240 million).

In the first half of 2005, oil production was lower than expected. Although the loss of production was partially made up for by higher oil prices, the government revised its oil revenue estimates down, and the various allocations accordingly. In the August revised budget, the priority sector allocation was  CFAF 87.9 billion (about $160 million).

 

Priority Sector Expenditures of 2005 Oil Revenues

 Ministry

Revised Allocations*

Outlays approved by
Collège as % of allocation

Public Works & Transport

33,620,117,000

95.7%

Primary Education

 10,694,990,000

 73.3%

Public Health

10,620,985,000

74.3%

Agriculture

 9,099,271,000

 104.1%

Mines and Energy

8,200,000,000

99.4%

Higher Education

 5,084,200,000

91.2%

Operating Expenses

3,000,000,000

100.0% 

Urban Development

2,928,000,000

94.1%

Environment and Water

 1,601,677,000

93.3%

Social and Family Action

1,420,260,000

 71.9%

Animal Husbandry/Livestock

1,050,000,000

95.9%

Ministry of Petroleum

550,000,000 

43.6% 

Total

87,869,500,000

 90.7%

* Amounts in CFAF (US$ 1 approximately equivalent to 542 CFAF)
As of December 31, 2005
SOURCE: Collège de Controle et de Surveillance des Ressources Petrolières




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