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Home Affairs

What schwur.ch can document about this entry’s finances — and what it cannot.

Where the money goes

Current expenditure 2025 · accounts · CHF 22’181.3 million, as the official closing states it.

Own operations

844.3 m CHF

What the offices use themselves: staff, operations, IT. The Federal Council steers it per office with a global budget.

Positions
2’829
Staff
503.7
IT
59.8
Consultancy
102.7

Positions and amounts according to the Finance Administration's «Institutionen», CHF million.

Transfers

21’337 m CHF

What is passed on to others: contributions to social insurance, cantons and organisations. Parliament approves each credit separately.

Subsidies according to the subsidy database, CHF million
21’216.1
Credits with a payment
60

The offices

Administrative unitPositionsStaffITConsultancySubsidies
Generalsekretariat EDI301 · GS-EDI12223.55.01.3101.6
Eidg. Büro für die Gleichstellung von Frau und Mann303 · EBG254.60.10.97.1
Schweizerisches Bundesarchiv305 · BAR6711.93.51.5
Bundesamt für Kultur306 · BAK26143.04.14.9165.3
Bundesamt für Meteorologie und Klimatologie311 · MeteoSchweiz34564.120.07.123.9
Bundesamt für Gesundheit316 · BAG638119.311.155.83’646.3
Bundesamt für Statistik317 · BFS728122.98.313.16.1
Bundesamt für Sozialversicherungen318 · BSV31660.62.86.017’251.7
Bundesamt für Lebensmittelsicherheit und Veterinärwesen341 · BLV22440.64.911.714.0
Institut für Virologie und Immunologie342 · IVI10313.30.20.4
Department, as the file states it2’829503.759.8102.7

2025 · Accounts. Amounts in CHF million, positions in full-time equivalents.

An extract, not a department budget.The subsidies below are not a part of this closing that could be subtracted from it: they are mostly transfer spending, partly also investment contributions. They are neither a second overall figure nor a departmental total of their own.

Subsidies 202521’216.1m CHFfrom the Finance Administration’s subsidy database
Credits paid in 202560104 credits belong to this entry
Share of all subsidies in 202542%of 50.6 bn CHF in subsidies

Largest credits 2025

The 10 largest of 104 credits of this entry, as the Finance Administration keeps them.

CreditTitleUnitm CHF 2025
A231.0239Leistungen des Bundes an die AHV318 / BSV10’791.0
A231.0240Leistungen des Bundes an die IV318 / BSV4’196.3
A231.0214Individuelle Prämienverbilligung (IPV)316 / BAG3’561.6
A231.0241Ergänzungsleistungen zur AHV318 / BSV1’136.5
A231.0245Ergänzungsleistungen zur IV318 / BSV1’003.3
A231.0172Beitrag Pro Helvetia301 / GS-EDI44.3
A231.0242Familienzulagen Landwirtschaft318 / BSV40.4
A231.0170Beitrag Schweizerisches Nationalmuseum301 / GS-EDI34.2
A231.0244Familienergänzende Kinderbetreuung318 / BSV33.4
A231.0393Überbrückungsleistungen für ältere Arbeitslose318 / BSV31.2

All 104 credits of this entry →

What is still missing here

The Confederation publishes these figures; schwur.ch has not read them in yet:

  • Performance groups and credit sheets of the individual administrative units

None of these lines is shown here as zero francs. Missing and zero are two different statements.

Source: Eidgenössische Finanzverwaltung EFV, retrieved 14.09.2026. Raw data

www.data.finance.admin.ch

«Recipient according to the EFV» repeats the subsidy database’s entry as it stands. Whoever passes funds on, such as a foundation or a fund, is the first recipient, not the final one.

Not an official publication. The figures stand as the Federal Finance Administration publishes them; schwur.ch only rounds them.