Development Strategic Framework 2026–2030 and the 2026–2028 Medium-Term Plan
Reliable statistics and economic data for decisions·Economic Recovery & Monetary Stability
Actual · October
8bulletins
2026 target
12 bulletins
Attainment
67%
Year-end forecast
11 bulletins
Forecast gap to target
1 bulletins
Where the KPI stands today between its baseline, this year’s target and the 2030 target.
Baseline
0 bulletins
Today
8 bulletins
2026 target
12 bulletins
2030 target
80 bulletins
January – October measured, November and December forecast with a confidence band; the gold line is the 2026 target.
| Period | Actual | Baseline |
|---|---|---|
| Jan | 0 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Feb | 1 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Mar | 1 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Apr | 2 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| May | 3 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Jun | 4 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Jul | 5 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Aug | 6 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Sep | 7 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Oct | 8 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Nov (Forecast) | 9 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
| Dec (Forecast) | 11 bulletins | 0 bulletins |
Quarter by quarter in 2026, the same month last year, and the years since 2024 with the 2026 year-end forecast.
Quarter by quarter — 2026
Q1
1
Q2
4
+3Better
Q3
7
+3Better
October
8
+1Better
October 2025 vs October 2026
October 2025
8
October 2026
8
Unchanged
Years
Every reading with who entered it, its evidence and its approval. Formal measurement points are marked.
| Period | Value | Of target | Kind | State | Entered by | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | 8 | 67% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-10-27 | K-1.2.1_2026-10.pdf |
| September 2026 | 7 | 58% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-10-05 | K-1.2.1_2026-09.pdf |
| August 2026 | 6 | 50% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-09-04 | K-1.2.1_2026-08.pdf |
| July 2026 | 5 | 42% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-08-07 | K-1.2.1_2026-07.pdf |
| June 2026 | 4 | 33% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-07-06 | K-1.2.1_2026-06.pdf |
| May 2026 | 3 | 25% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-06-05 | K-1.2.1_2026-05.pdf |
| April 2026 | 2 | 17% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-05-04 | K-1.2.1_2026-04.pdf |
| March 2026 | 1 | 8% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-04-07 | K-1.2.1_2026-03.pdf |
| February 2026 | 1 | 8% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-03-06 | K-1.2.1_2026-02.pdf |
| January 2026 | 0 | 0% | Formal measurement | Approved | Dr. Firas Al-Obaid2026-02-05 | K-1.2.1_2026-01.pdf |
The projects that move this KPI, and each one’s share of the effect by budget size.
PRJ-2026-022Ayman SabbaghSYP1.2B
PRJ-2026-016Razan Al-RifaiSYP537.5M
PRJ-2026-028Rana Al-SammanSYP80M
AI insight
The project with the most weight on this KPI is “Population & Housing Census Preparation — Phase 1”, with 65% of the linked budget, and it is On track. Speeding it up is the fastest way to close the gap before December.
This item’s definition as approved in the plan version in force, and every change request on it with the old and proposed values and the decision.
No change requests on this item since the plan was approved.
What we are doing to bring the KPI back on track, who owns it, and by when.
Fast-track three sector bulletins (prices, agriculture, industry) to publish them before year end
The owner, the Performance Measurement Office and leadership discussing the readings.
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