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Accountability

The 2026 Scoreboard

The government put 38 concrete targets in writing for 2026 — the promises the budget itself makes. Here they all are, ministry by ministry: what is pledged, and how it will be measured.

  • AZ
    Overall staffing occupancy of total establishment
    57% occupancy (254 of 445 budgeted positions filled)
  • AZ
    Personnel-cost growth cap vs 2025 (budget discipline)
    No department's personnel costs increase by more than 50% vs the 2025 budget
  • AZ
    Share of personnel costs on internal staff for core/support tasks
    ~79.0% (Cg 27.0 million) of total personnel costs
  • AZ
    Material costs as share of total budgeted expenditure
    Cg 55.83 million, ~81% of total budgeted expenditure
  • FINNDV G22
    Occupancy of total establishment (214 FTEs formal establishment; 138 FTEs expected employed; 164 FTEs budgeted)
    64% overall occupancy
  • FINNDV G22
    SPEAR component 1 - remaining programme indicators achieved by the NRPB
    80% of remaining indicators
  • FINNDV G22
    SPEAR total expected disbursements (US$ millions, cumulative)
    USD 3.35M (2026), 10.81M (2027), 16.59M (2028), 18.67M (2029)
  • FINNDV G22
    Share of total budget spent on operational costs
    Cg 72M (~81%) operational vs. 19% for project/policy initiatives
  • JUSNDV G02, G03
    Occupancy of total establishment (staffing)
    54% currently (590 of 1,095 budgeted posts), rising to 59% in 2026 once budgeted vacancies are filled
  • JUSNDV G02, G03
    Complete Phase 1 of staff legal-position placement decisions across the Ministry
    All placement decisions issued by 31 December 2025
  • JUSNDV G02, G03
    Recruitment of needed staff (budgeted vacancies)
    Cg 1,978k budgeted (account 410) to fill critical positions
  • JUSNDV G02, G03
    Embarkation-card fee revenue via www.entry.sx (new $20 fee)
    More than $12.6 million (Cg ~22.6 million) annually
  • JUSNDV G02, G03
    TIP (Trafficking in Persons) ranking with the U.S. Department of State
    Regain Tier I status (held in 2016); currently a fifth consecutive year at negative Tier III
  • JUSNDV G02, G03
    Foreigner Detention Centre (FDC) compliance
    Bring FDC to CPT-compliant international standard in 2026 (Cg 1 million via VGT)
  • ECYS
    Projected budget increase 2025 to 2026
    +2.9% to Cg 126 million
  • ECYS
    Share of personnel costs deployed for primary tasks
    80% (Cg 25 million)
  • ECYS
    Material costs as share of total costs
    75% of total (Cg 94.5 million); subsidies 60%, projects 6%, other 9%
  • ECYS
    Workforce occupancy (filled positions)
    81% of total workforce filled (281 of 347 FTEs)
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    Number of vaccinated children (Extended Immunization Programme)
    Increase by 10%
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    HIV/AIDS Foundation testing
    400 people tested
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    Diabetes Foundation public awareness events
    At least 300 participants
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    'Let's Get Fit' preventive health project participation
    At least 500 participants
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    Inspections of healthcare, pharmacies and wholesale
    Number of inspections increased by 10% vs previous year
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    Senior support - supported living for homeless seniors
    At least 5 seniors housed
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    Homelessness project and crisis response
    75 people provided with meals and hygiene kits
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    Nurses trained for CVRM pilot programme (healthcare reforms)
    10-12 nurses trained
  • VSOANDV G02, G05
    ILO country reports submission
    Timely submission before September 1
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    Increase in visitor arrivals to Sint Maarten from strategic marketing campaigns versus 2024 levels
    at least 17% by Q4 2026
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    SMEs receiving technical assistance and access to training
    at least 50 by Q4 2026
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    Reduction in business license processing time (Economic Licenses / digital licensing system)
    50% reduction by end of 2026
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    People interested in agriculture/farming/fisheries trained to qualify for 2% micro-loans (Agri Loan)
    at least 75 by Q4 2026, plus 3 agri-business academies with 25 candidates each
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    Reduction in IETA case handling time via digital case management platform
    ~40% reduction, full rollout by Q4 2026
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    Enforcement FTEs trained and deployed with field equipment (IETA)
    45 FTE trained Q3 2026, fully deployed Q4 2026
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    Off-peak visitor increase for May and June from MICE/festivals/events policy
    12% increase versus 2025
  • TEATTNDV G03, G04
    Regional sporting events attracted (sports tourism)
    at least two by Q4 2026
  • VROMINDV G05, G08
    Staffing occupancy of total establishment
    Rise from 63% (92/146) toward ~75% if the budgeted vacancies are filled (18 per narrative; 17 in the table)
  • VROMINDV G05, G08
    Service Level Agreements for identified infrastructure interventions realized
    90% of SLAs realized
  • VROMINDV G05, G08
    Compliance with the agreements under the infrastructure SLAs
    60% compliance realized

Source · the strategic-objective and KPI tables in each ministry’s policy chapter of the 2026 National Budget. These are the government’s own stated targets; actual outcomes will be reported by the office as the year progresses.