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Plan ministériel et comptes publics, exercice 2020-21. Noms et textes tels que la source les publie.

35 programmesécart médian +18,6 % (quartiles −7,4 % et +42,2 %)22 au-dessus du plan · 13 au-dessousETP : écart médian 0,0 %

Programme par programme

Programme par programme
Programme ENPlanifiéRéelÉcartETP prévusETP réels
Entrepreneurship Policy11,8 M$42,1 M$+257,0 %2125
Federal Incorporation1,1 M$2,9 M$+159,7 %7881
Economic Development in Northern Ontario64,9 M$141,1 M$+117,4 %7275
Business Conditions Policy2,9 M$5,6 M$+92,9 %4343
Real Property Management Services5,7 M$9,6 M$+66,2 %5661
Talent Development128,2 M$212,4 M$+65,7 %2525
Consumer Affairs4,1 M$6,9 M$+65,6 %1316
Information Technology Services29 M$42,5 M$+46,4 %352333
Communications Services16,7 M$24 M$+43,8 %190190
Bridging Digital Divides261,2 M$149,1 M$−42,9 %5776

Triés par écart absolu. Chaque ligne est un programme tel que publié ; aucune ligne n'additionne les programmes. Un planifié nul ou négatif rend l'écart «sans objet».

Dans les mots du ministère

Entrepreneurship Policy · +257,0 %
« Variance is primarily related to new funding received in-year under Canada's COVID-19 Economic Response Plan for the Canada United Small Business Relief Fund ($9.6M) and Futurpreneur ($11.2M) and for the Shop Local Initiative ($11.4M). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart. Citée telle quelle, en anglais ; Lauréo ne commente pas.
Federal Incorporation · +159,7 %
« Variance reflects funding received in year for royalties (NUANS). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Economic Development in Northern Ontario · +117,4 %
« Variance is primarily related to new funding received in-year from the Regional Recovery and Relief Fund under Canada's COVID-19 Economic Response Plan for Community Futures Program ($31.5M) and the Regional Economic Growth through Innovation Program ($37.9M). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Business Conditions Policy · +92,9 %
« Variance is related to DRF realignments ($2.3M) and funding allocated internally ($0. 473M). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Real Property Management Services · +66,2 %
« Variance primarily reflects funding allocated internally from the Deputy Minister Reserve for the Future of Work analysis, DRF realignments and collecting agreement funding ($599K). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Talent Development · +65,7 %
« Variance is primarily related to new funding received in-year under the Public Health Events of National Concern Act ($40M Digital Skills for Youth), from Budget 2018 ($5M Let's Talk Science) and Canada's COVID-19 Economic Response Plan ($40M Mitacs). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Consumer Affairs · +65,6 %
« Variance is primarily related to new funding allocated internally in-year ($3M to Strategic Activity Program - Business Resilience Service). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Information Technology Services · +46,4 %
« Variance reflects from the Departmental Reserve allocations for various IT projects (service to business capabilities, workplace modernization, digital office, future of work analysis). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Communications Services · +43,8 %
« Variance primarily reflects additional funding allocated internally from the departmental reserve for increased capacity ($3.1M SCMS), collective agreement funding ($2.2M, primarily SCMS) and DRF realignments (various sectors). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.
Bridging Digital Divides · −42,9 %
« Variance is primarily related to new funding received in-year under the Public Events of National Concern Act ($1.5M Computers for School and $5M Computers for School Intern Program); New funding received in-year from Budget 2019 for the Universal Broadband Fund ($20.7M).This new funding is offset by internal transfers to support COVID activities ($5.1M to Futurpreneur).Unused funding under the Connect to Innovate program will be reprofiled to future years: $55.5M to 2021-22 as a result of various project delays encountered by recipients with signed contribution agreements in place; and $64.8M to 2022-23, as a result of delays negotiating new contribution agreements, and under the Universal Broadband Fund: $13.5M following approval late in the fiscal year through Supplementary Estimates (C). »
Plan ministériel 2020-21, explication de l'écart.

Autorisé contre dépensé — crédits votés

Autorisé contre dépensé — crédits votés
Crédit ENAutoriséDépenséPart utilisée
Crédit 1 · Operating/Program525,6 M$501 M$95,3 %
Crédit 5 · Capital9,6 M$9,1 M$94,4 %
Crédit 10 · Grants & Contributions3,2 G $2,1 G $67,1 %

Comptes publics 2020-21, un crédit par ligne. 10 postes législatifs (S) sont comptés à part : leur autorisation égale la dépense par construction, et une part utilisée de 100 % n'y dirait rien. Autorisé et dépensé sont deux faits, jamais additionnés entre crédits.

Department of Industry — Planifié contre exécuté — Lauréo