Pune Budget 2016-17 Expenditures at a Glance

Part A Revenue Expenditures (RE)

Part A Capital Expenditures (CE)

Khas Expenditures (FE)

Part C : Water Budget : Revenue Expenditures (XE)

Part C : Water Budget : Revenue Expenditures (XE)

Ward Office level expenditures & Participatory Budget

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Disclaimer: The total amounts for the top heads could be incorrect, as many budget items are repeating in different sections, and so during calculation these are doubling the figures. Please check the original data for accurate totals. Also, the colors are automatically allocated by the program and cannot be manipulated manually; nobody is purposefully coloring anything dark or red or whatever.

Prepared by Centre for Environment Education in collaboration with Pune Municipal Corporation. For source data, see ourpuneourbudget.in. Feedback? Leave a comment below!

Credits: By Nikhil VJ, as part of a project with Centre for Environment Education. Data curated from Pune Municipal Corporations's Draft 2016-17 Budget Book, see site for original docs. Data converted from CSV to hierarchical JSON using this converter.

Visualization adapted from this example by Sharon Howard, which is based on this example by Mike Bostock. Additional tooltips code adapted from Tim Sherratt. Powered by D3.js

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See some outputs of this wizard in action:
Pune 2016-17 Budget Visualized : interactive pie-chart, and interactive list.

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