The Kosovo government has spent 225.5m euros out of the 750.9m euros planned for capital investments during the first nine months of 2026.
According to data published by the GAP Institute, only 30 per cent of the budget for capital investments has been realised by the end of September, while 525.4m euros have remained unpainted.
In the published announcement, GAP stresses that the costs realised constitute only part of the planned budget.
Kosovo’s Central Government has spent only 225.5m euros out of the 750.9m-euro budget for capital investments, so 30% of the budget, the GAP Institute reported.
According to GAP, capital investments include projects on the streets, schools, hospitals and other infrastructure aimed at economic development.
The institute has also clarified that infography represents only the realisation of investments by the Central Government, as capital investments at the local level do not directly reflect the overall situation.
A large part of the capital budget is being used to pay for judicial obligations (including those for collective contracts) said in the GAP clarification.
The published data shows that 750.9m euros for capital investments are planned for 2026, but by the end of September, only 225.5m euros have been spent.
GAP has indicated that even capital investments from the donor’s designated grants are not included in this data. /Telegraphy/