ThaiGovData

Roi Et

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Each indicator carries its own data year, and coverage differs between series. A province that does not appear is not reporting — that is not the same as zero.

Economy and finance

Provincial budget appropriation

12,710,880,040baht

Rank 15 of 77 reporting provinces · 2023

Bureau of the Budget provincial breakdown. ⚠ Reflects where the RECIPIENT AGENCY sits, not where money is spent: Nonthaburi receives ฿223bn against Chiang Mai's ฿22bn because several ministry headquarters are registered there.

Locally raised share of revenue

3.6%

Rank 67 of 76 reporting provinces · 2025

-42.3% against 2015

self_mbaht / total_mbaht. A measure of fiscal autonomy, not of wealth.

Total local-authority revenue

13,805.1million baht

Rank 15 of 76 reporting provinces · 2025

+48% against 2015

Allocated + locally raised + subsidy, summed over the local authorities in the province.

Data publishing

Open datasets published

66datasets

Rank 24 of 76 reporting provinces · 2026

Datasets on the province's own gdcatalog portal, after cross-portal deduplication. Measures publishing activity, not data quality.

Population

Population in local-authority areas

1,274,156people

Rank 15 of 76 reporting provinces · 2025

-2.4% against 2015

DLA local-authority returns. Excludes Bangkok, which is not a DLA. Sums to ~60.1M across 76 provinces; adding Bangkok would bring it near the national ~66M.

Safety

Technology-crime case records

3,463cases

Rank 18 of 77 reporting provinces · 2023

Online fraud and technology crime only — not total crime. Complete calendar years only; 2022 holds ten months and 2024 two, so neither is published.

Technology-crime victims

3,394people

Rank 18 of 77 reporting provinces · 2023

Same scope and same complete-year rule as tech_crime_cases.

Tourism

Tourism revenue

693million baht

Rank 5 of 5 reporting provinces · 2026

-62% against 2016

MOTS provincial series. 38 provinces report it.

Tourism visitors

392,750people

Rank 3 of 6 reporting provinces · 2026

-20.5% against 2016

MOTS provincial series. Coverage is partial — 28 provinces report this series, not 77.