Replication package: departmental panel of budget-line spending and survey-measured need, Peru 2014–2025

Code, aggregated results, figures and run logs supporting a journal article currently under anonymous review; the full reference will be added upon publication. The associated study is an ecological analysis of Peru's 25 departments over 2014–2025. It asks whether the executed spending recorded in one treatment line of a performance-oriented budget programme covering a noncommunicable disease follows the number of people who need that treatment, as measured by a nationally representative household survey with blood-pressure measurement. Spending comes from the open data portal of the Ministry of Economy and Finance; need comes from the national demographic and health survey of the National Institute of Statistics and Informatics. The deposit contains the Python scripts of the full pipeline in run order, a synthetic end-to-end test that never touches real data, about 60 CSV files of aggregated results (including joint survey bootstrap replicates, figure data and provenance manifests that record the SHA-256 of every file), the figures in PNG, PDF, SVG and EPS, and the logs of the complete run. Files produced by analyses requested after the results were seen are kept apart and labelled "not preregistered" on every row. The deposit contains no microdata and no personal data: every result is aggregated by department and year. The analysis plan was frozen before the computations were run; its SHA-256 seals are listed in the deposit. The seals prove integrity, not date. The analysis is descriptive and normative; no estimate identifies a causal effect.