The graphic displays data on the spending habits of the United Arab Emirates government in 2000, where a budget of 315 billion AED was spent on various governmental sectors.
Overall, it is illustrated that majority of the budget went towards funding social security. Moreover, transports covered the least percentage of money spent.
Primarily, the tops sectors which allocated a substantial sum of money from the UAE government were in order of social security, health and personal social services, and education. Each accounted for 100 billion, 53 billion, and 38 billion dirhams, respectively. Subsequently, the debt interest department as well as other expenditure each spent a total of 23 billion AED, followed by the deffence department which spent 22 billion dirhams that year.
Furthermore, the sections that possessed the least percentage of the pie chart showed to have the least spending habits amongst all sectors. Law and order protocols acquired an estimated 17 billion AED. Secondly, Housing the Heritage and Environment spent 15 billion, while Agriculture, Industry, and Employment needed a lesser amount of 13 billion Arab Emirates Dirhams. In last place, transport spent only 9 billion dirahms in that single year.