Sarawak Budget 2027 plans RM10,098 million in development spending. State funds provide RM9,958 million, while federal loans and grants add RM140 million. The thrust is balanced growth and better services. It aims to bring lasting benefits to all communities together.

Infrastructure receives major support through land, riverine and public utility allocations. Rural basic water and electricity get RM545 million. Sarawak Water Sdn. Bhd. receives RM146 million within this sum. This supports better daily life and safely connects more remote communities.

Public finance gets RM4,353 million for project financing and important state investment. Special projects receive RM2,093 million for SKAS and rural transformation. These funds support basic needs and key local projects. They also strengthen better financial management and public delivery.

Education receives RM369 million for free tertiary education and talent development. Knowledge society gets RM181 million for important digital projects and research. These investments build skills for future jobs. They help many young people and small businesses quickly grow online.

Crop agriculture gets RM119 million and inland fisheries RM6 million. Forestry receives RM73 million and tourism RM86 million. Natural resources and environment get RM24 million. These allocations support local food, better rural income, forest conservation and more steady visitor growth.

Local authorities and housing get RM260 million for projects, flood mitigation and affordable homes. Housing redevelopment receives RM123 million for traditional villages. Social development gets RM173 million for youth, sports and public facilities. Women and family development receive RM8 million.

Energy and environment sustainability gets RM26 million for important green energy. Public transport gets RM48 million for local land, sea and air services. Rural drainage and irrigation receives RM78 million. Together these allocations also support cleaner growth and stronger connections.