Budget proposal for the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and its branch of government for 2027
The Finnish Government proposes EUR 14.9 billion in appropriations for the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and its branch of government for 2027. This is about EUR 47 million more than in the 2026 Budget.
Of the appropriations for the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and its branch of government, 38 per cent will be allocated to pensions, 29 per cent to offsetting family and housing costs and to basic social assistance, 14 per cent to unemployment security, 12 per cent to health insurance, 2.9 per cent to supporting healthcare and social welfare and 1.3 per cent to grants for the promotion of health and social wellbeing. Of the appropriations under the main title of expenditure, 0.5–1.0 per cent will be allocated to each of the other classes of the main title.
Key changes affecting the level of appropriations
The level of appropriations for the Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and its branch of government is affected by changes in needs assessments, and especially by decisions made in the Programme of Prime Minister Petteri Orpo’s Government and by the additional measures decided in spring 2026. The main changes derive from the following proposals:
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