This is a list of government and municipal institutions of Latvia and their subordinated institutions with executive powers:
Latvian Chancery of the President [1]
Constitutional Court of the Republic of Latvia [3]
Supreme Court of the Republic of Latvia [4]
The Central Election Commission [7]
The Financial and Capital Market Commission [8]
The Ombudsman's Office [9]
The National Council for Electronic Media [10]
The Public Utilities Commission [11]
Corruption Prevention and Combating Bureau [12]
Society Integration Foundation [13]
Coordination Centre of Policy Sectors [14]
Recruiting and Youth Guard Centre [17]
Military Intelligence and Security Service [18]
Latvian Geospatial Information Agency [19]
National Defence Military Objects and Procurement Centre [20]
State Agency "Latvian War Museum" [21]
Military magazine "Tēvijas Sargs" [22]
Latvian Investment and Development Agency [24]
Tourism Development Agency [25]
Consumer Rights Protection Centre [26]
The Central Statistical Bureau [27]
Standardization, Accreditation and Metrology Centre [28]
Competition Council [29]
Treasury of the Republic of Latvia [30]
Procurement Monitoring Bureau [31]
Central Finance and Contracting Agency [32]
Lotteries and Gambling Supervisory Inspection [33]
State Revenue Service [34]
The Security Police [36]
The Office of Citizenship and Migration Affairs [37]
Ministry of the Interior Information Centre [38]
State Fire and Rescue Service [39]
Provision State Agency [40]
Interior Ministry of Health and Sports Center [41]
Clinic of the Ministry of the Interior [42]
Higher Education Quality Evaluation Center [44]
State Education Centre [45]
State Education Quality Service [46]
State Education Development Agency [47]
Latvian Academic Information Centre [48]
Studies and Science Administration [49]
State Agency "Latvian Language Agency" [50]
Latvian Council of Science [51]
Latvian Academy of Sciences [52]
Social Correction Educational Institution "Naukšēni" [53]
Youth International Programme Agency [54]
State Agency "Latvian Sports Museum" [55]
Murjāņi Sports Gymnasium [56]
Latvian National Archives [57]
State Inspection for Heritage Protection [58]
The National Film Centre [59]
Cultural and Intangible Heritage Center [60]
State Labour Inspection [61]
State Children Rights Protection Inspectorate [62]
State Social Insurance Agency [63]
Social Integration State Agency [64]
Health and Work Expert Physicians' Commission [65]
National Employment Agency [66]
Constitution Protection Bureau [72]
State Land Service [73]
The Register of Enterprises of the Republic of Latvia [74]
Data State Inspectorate [75]
The Court Administration [76]
State Probation Service [77]
State Forensic Science Bureau [78]
State Agency "Insolvency Administration" [79]
Maintenance Guarantee Fund Administration [80]
Prison Administration [81]
Patent Office [82]
The Legal Aid Administration [84]
The State Environmental Service [85]
Nature Protection Board [86]
State Agency "Latvian Museum of Natural History" [87]
State Regional Development Agency [88]
State Environmental Bureau [89]
State Agency "National Botanic Garden of Latvia" [90]
Latvian Institute of Aquatic Ecology [91]
Latvian Environmental Protection Fund Administration [92]
The National Health Service [93]
Disease Prevention and Control Center [94]
Health Inspectorate of Latvia [95]
State Emergency Medical Service [96]
State Agency of Medicines [97]
State Blood Donor Center [98]
State Forensic Science Bureau [99]
National Sports Medicine Centre [100]
Pauls Stradiņš Museum of Medical History [101]
Rural Support Service [103]
State Forest Service [104]
State Plant Protection Service [105]
State Agency "Agricultural Data Centre" [106]
Latvian State Institute of Agrarian Economics [107]
Latvia University of Life Sciences and Technologies [108]
State Technical Supervision Agency [109]
Latvian State Institute of Fruit-Growing [110]
State Stende Cereals Breeding Institute [111]
State Priekuļi Plant Breeding Institute [112]
Latvian State Forest Research Institute "Silava" [113]
National Research Institute of "Food Safety, Animal Health and Environment Research Institute" [114]
Food and Veterinary Service [115]
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