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What the town hall of Sectorul 2 spent in 2025

2.1 bn leipaid in 2025
23%of spending, investment
19%of investment paid in December
  • The town hall of Sectorul 2 (Bucharest) paid 2.1 bn lei in 2025.
  • Of every 100 lei, 30 went to schools, 19 to social assistance and 17 to water, lighting and housing.
  • 23% of the money (483 m lei) went to investment from the local budget (construction, roads, networks, land, equipment); the median for Bucharest's sectors is 21%.
  • EU-funded and recovery-plan projects (titles 56, 58, 60 and 61) were another 2% of the money (44.7 m lei); they are not counted as investment.
  • 19% of 2025's investment (93.5 m lei of 483 m lei) was paid in December; the median for Bucharest's sectors is 24%.
  • Total paid, in current lei: 2023: 1.7 bn lei, 2024: 1.8 bn lei, 2025: 2.1 bn lei.
  • The largest single item: housing development, 345.4 m lei (17% of the total).
  • Sectors pay for part of the capital's services (schools, social assistance, local streets); the city hall has a separate budget.
CSV table

Of every 100 lei

lei out of every 100 lei spent

  • Schools, kindergartens and nurseriessimilar places together: 2230
  • Social assistancesimilar places together: 1519
  • Water, lighting, housing and energysimilar places together: 2017
  • Waste, sewage and environmentsimilar places together: 1111
  • Culture, sport and parkssimilar places together: 99
  • Town hall and administrationsimilar places together: 148
  • Roads, streets and transportsimilar places together: 63
  • Local police and fire brigadesimilar places together: 23

When investment is paid, month by month

JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec20162016 · March · 5%2016 · April · 4%2016 · May · 3%2016 · June · 7%2016 · July · 7%2016 · August · 9%2016 · September · 11%2016 · October · 13%2016 · November · 14%2016 · December · 27%20172017 · January · 11%2017 · February · 9%2017 · March · 6%2017 · April · 6%2017 · May · 9%2017 · June · 8%2017 · July · 6%2017 · August · 7%2017 · September · 4%2017 · October · 10%2017 · November · 11%2017 · December · 13%20182018 · January · 3%2018 · February · 11%2018 · March · 6%2018 · April · 6%2018 · May · 5%2018 · June · 6%2018 · July · 7%2018 · August · 6%2018 · September · 9%2018 · October · 9%2018 · November · 10%2018 · December · 23%20192019 · January · 1%2019 · February · 1%2019 · March · 1%2019 · April · 1%2019 · May · 2%2019 · June · 3%2019 · July · 4%2019 · August · 3%2019 · September · 19%2019 · October · 8%2019 · November · 22%2019 · December · 36%20202020 · January · 3%2020 · February · 2%2020 · March · 5%2020 · April · 8%2020 · May · 4%2020 · June · 4%2020 · July · 5%2020 · August · 5%2020 · September · 6%2020 · October · 16%2020 · November · 10%2020 · December · 31%20212021 · January · 3%2021 · February · 3%2021 · March · 1%2021 · April · 4%2021 · May · 4%2021 · June · 6%2021 · July · 4%2021 · August · 4%2021 · September · 3%2021 · October · 6%2021 · November · 13%2021 · December · 48%20222022 · January · 1%2022 · February · 1%2022 · March · 0%2022 · April · 4%2022 · May · 9%2022 · June · 6%2022 · July · 9%2022 · August · 9%2022 · September · 11%2022 · October · 19%2022 · November · 7%2022 · December · 22%20232023 · January · 10%2023 · February · 4%2023 · March · 2%2023 · April · 5%2023 · May · 6%2023 · June · 10%2023 · July · 7%2023 · August · 11%2023 · September · 5%2023 · October · 10%2023 · November · 9%2023 · December · 20%20242024 · January · 3%2024 · February · 6%2024 · March · 3%2024 · April · 6%2024 · May · 3%2024 · June · 4%2024 · July · 8%2024 · August · 19%2024 · September · 7%2024 · October · 9%2024 · November · 6%2024 · December · 26%20252025 · January · 8%2025 · February · 1%2025 · March · 1%2025 · April · 7%2025 · May · 5%2025 · June · 6%2025 · July · 12%2025 · August · 12%2025 · September · 12%2025 · October · 8%2025 · November · 7%2025 · December · 19%

Each row is a year; colour shows the share of that year's investment paid in the month; an outline marks the month of the local elections.

How it compares

HerePlaces of the same sizeMedian of the county's towns and municipalities
Spending per resident–––
Investment, % of spending23%21%–
Administration, % of spending8%12%–
Investment paid in December19%24%–

Largest items

ItemPaidOf total
Housing development345.4 m lei17%
Social assistance for disability (including personal assistants)234.5 m lei11%
Lower-secondary schools227.9 m lei11%
Waste collection and street cleaning220.1 m lei11%
The town hall itself (executive authorities)124.7 m lei6%
Kindergartens117.4 m lei6%
Upper-secondary schools112.1 m lei5%

Before publishing

Tax code of the town hall: 4204038. The sums are payments from the Ministry of Finance's budget execution, extracted between 6 and 12 November 2026 (Transparenta.eu). Questions for the town hall: which works were paid in December? How much of the spending comes from the state or from EU funds? Why did the total change from one year to the next? Send the town hall the figures before publishing, for its right of reply.

Figures are payments (not commitments) by the town hall and the bodies it runs: schools, libraries, sometimes hospitals. Population is from the 2021 census. Social assistance includes the wages of personal assistants of people with severe disabilities, paid by the town hall. Transfers between public bodies are not counted twice.

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