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Banguat's official GDP-by-department series (PIBR)

Dossier
Municipal intelligence for siting18-municipios.md
Domain
The country, department by departmentmunicipios
Room
Economy/economia
Audited
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Yes: the Bank of Guatemala (Banguat) publishes Regional and Departmental Gross Domestic Product (PIBR), a 2013-2024 series covering 8 regions, 22 departments and 17 economic activities (2024 figures preliminary), with an annual report (the 2024 edition is dated April 2026), XLSX tables by region and department, and an interactive digital dashboard presented on 22 January 2026 that covers 2013-2023 and was produced with technical support from the UN Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). The date the series was first published, and any IMF support for it, were not found in any source and remain to be confirmed with Banguat.

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Figures

Coverage of the PIBR seriesBanguat
2013-2024; 8 regions, 22 departments, 17 activitiesApril 2026 report
Launch of the digital dashboardAGN
22 Jan 2026 (covers 2013-2023)2026

Sources

Organizations named in the answer

  • CEPALTechnical support for the digital dashboard of Banguat's Regional and Departmental GDP (PIBR); its Urban Platform publishes the text of Decree 121-96 (the boleto de ornato) used for the cross-checkMultilateral
  • FMICited as possible technical support for Banguat's PIBRMultilateral

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