National performance overview
From policy commitments
to measurable progress.
A clearer way to follow Anguilla's economy, public investment and national priorities — with data sources you can inspect.
Anguilla at a glance
Official published data · forecasts and actuals kept distinct
Performance in focus
See where national resources and economic activity are changing
The .ai opportunity
Domain registration income · EC$ millions
Tourism arrivals
June 2026 · Anguilla Statistics Department
2026 development allocations
Examples from the Budget Address · original allocations may be revised
The AUF People Plan calls for implementation reports and KPIs to be published on the government website. This is a concept for doing so.
Track what matters — with context.
Separate observed outcomes from budget forecasts. Explore how Anguilla's digital revenue, tourism and government investment fit together.
Growth and public finances
Different series have different reference years and forecast statuses
Real GDP growth
Economic Outlook chart in 2026 Estimates · annual %
2026 fiscal profile
Initial estimates versus later parliamentary revision
Published fiscal data
EC$ millions, rounded for viewing · refer to sources for exact figures
| Indicator | 2024 actual | 2025 projected | 2026 initial budget | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recurrent revenue | — | 560.36 | 595.88 | 2026 Estimates ↗ |
| Recurrent expenditure (excluding amortisation) | — | 273.03 | 397.79 | 2026 Estimates ↗ |
| Capital expenditure | — | 124.20 | 233.36 | 2026 Estimates ↗ |
| .ai domain name revenue | 104.25 | 219.22 | 253.56 | Revenue code 13515 ↗ |
| Total revised 2026 expenditure | — | — | 657.63 June revision | 8 June Hansard ↗ |
The figures are intentionally not presented as a time series of audited actuals. Historical revisions and final outturns should be reconciled during implementation.
Economic sectors
Share of constant-price gross value added, 2025 · Budget Economic Outlook
Where public investment is planned.
Browse sample 2026 budgeted priorities. Each project opens a detail panel with its published allocation, policy purpose, source, and delivery-verification caveat.
Published project / programme allocations
Original 2026 Budget Address · EC$ millions
Project-status baseline: publication of a proposed/approved 2026 allocation. Delivery status, procurement, disbursements and completion dates are deliberately not invented. Capital appropriations may change during the financial year.
Make accountability visible.
A structured register of commitments from the AUF's 2025 manifesto. In a live deployment, each would be paired with the approved target, official owner, updates and verified evidence.
Commitment register
Select a commitment to view the original intent and proposed indicators
How the live system would work
Data governance designed into the reporting process
Proposed measures of delivery
Suggested KPIs require agreement and baseline verification
| Policy commitment | Suggested measurable indicator | Current evidence level |
|---|---|---|
| Census completion | Date published; release completeness | Baseline verification needed |
| Tourism data collection | Monthly releases published on schedule | Official releases available |
| Public project consultations | Consultations held / major projects initiated | Structured reporting needed |
| Policy implementation reporting | Updates published on agreed schedule | Structured reporting needed |
| National Development Plan | Milestones; adoption / publication date | Structured reporting needed |
| Government KPI publication | % priority indicators current and source-linked | Proposed dashboard metric |
Have your say. Follow the response.
Suggestions and concerns should lead to a visible review process, not disappear into an inbox. This working demo saves submissions on this device only until a secure service is connected.
Share your feedback
Optional identity · no party affiliation or political preferences requested
How the response loop works
Proposed production process — not yet an operational government service
Every issue is acknowledged with a private reference, category and date.
Moderators categorise concerns, remove personal details and assign responsible reviewers.
Residents check progress with a tracking reference; staff record actions and responses.
Publish privacy-safe issue themes, actions taken and unresolved challenges, without profiling residents.
My feedback tracker
Only entries created in this browser appear here. Review buttons simulate the staff workflow.
Turn national data into stories people can understand.
A proposed public blog connecting policy goals, published numbers, project documents and citizen questions. These are sample editorial previews, not published AUF or government statements.
Data stories & explainers
Sourced examples · editorial review required before release
Why this matters for social presence
Every dashboard update can become an accurate, shareable story
New verified metric, document or repeated public question
Define the period, meaning, limitations and links
Human editorial and source-check before release
Accessible article with permanent link and metadata
Adapt for Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and X
Editorial principles
Make complex information useful
Short updates, plain-language explainers, weekly progress summaries, myth-versus-fact with sources, photo-based project reports, and answered public questions.
Measure understanding, not only clicks
Track article readership, return visits, questions answered, feedback closure time, link clicks and engagement quality. Platform-level follower, reach and share counts require official account analytics.
One verified number. Many useful formats.
Prepare a fact-checked blog or social media draft from dashboard records, choose a channel, review and copy. No posts are automatically published or sent to third-party platforms.
Create a content draft
Select a source-backed example, then edit for clarity and accuracy
Content release checklist
Checkboxes are local editing aids only. They do not constitute approval.
Saved local drafts
On-device draft library · not a shared editorial calendar
Blogger Briefing Desk
Source-linked talking points → editorial sign-off → opt-in media contacts → WhatsApp composer
1. Prepare the briefing
A reusable pack with supporting source, context and limits
Use exact figures, reporting period and source. Avoid unsupported claims about project completion or impact.
2. Human review & release checks
3. Opt-in blogger directory
Only contacts who requested WhatsApp updates should be added
Use only permission-based contacts (sample numbers for a demo). Numbers are stored locally in this browser, not a secure shared directory. A live system needs restricted access, consent records and opt-out controls.
4. Share via WhatsApp
Manual recipient-by-recipient sharing or WhatsApp's chat chooser. No automated delivery.
The chat chooser lets the editor select a recipient or an existing voluntary group. Select only people who have consented. The dashboard neither sends messages nor confirms delivery.
Open individual contacts
Selecting a contact below displays an individual WhatsApp composer link.
Current WhatsApp message preview
A dashboard is only as good as its evidence.
Each number in this prototype traces to public information. The production version should establish source approvals, data refresh cycles, version history, and an auditable release process.
Primary source catalogue
Use the links to inspect the original publications