The Ministry of Finance, Economic Development, Climate Resilience and Social Security acts as the central agency responsible for overseeing the management and control of Government finances to ensure the appropriate use of public funds, which will foster sustained economic growth. The work of the Ministry of Finance is pursued partly through its oversight responsibility for resource allocation in the capital and recurrent budgets as implemented in the respective line Ministries.
Mission
To provide efficient and effective financial and economic management for sustainable national development.
Vision
To operate a financial system based on international best practices through prudent macro- economic and fiscal policies built on proper resource allocation, prudent expenditure management, the achievement of a primary surplus, savings, investments, and a stable financial sector.

Core Values
The Ministry of Finance has been predominantly known for resource mobilization and expenditure management within the Public Service. This stems from staff that is committed to functioning with integrity, possess the required expertise and problem-solving skills as it provides services to clients through the effective use of resources. These values guide the actions of the staff of the Ministry. The Ministry is therefore committed to:

- Financial credibility
- Prudence and frugality
- Integrity
- Accountability
- Knowledge
- Productivity
- Excellence
- Rule of law
- Resilience