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Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development EN

Departmental plan and public accounts, fiscal year 2024-25. Names and texts as the source publishes them.

53 programsmedian gap +1.5% (quartiles −9.5% and +23.4%)28 above plan · 25 belowFTEs: median gap −2.0%

Program by program

Program by program
Program ENPlannedActualGapPlanned FTEsActual FTEs
Asia Pacific Trade$42.2M$45M+6.6%454424
Canada Fund for Local Initiatives$31.4M$29.8M−5.0%74
Consular Assistance and Services for Canadians Abroad$61.1M$63.9M+4.7%441508
Partnerships for Development Innovation$435.4M$454.3M+4.3%117195
International Innovation and Investment$33.4M$34.7M+3.8%106105
Asia Pacific Policy & Diplomacy$91.7M$89M−2.9%454380
Locally Engaged Staff Services$121.2M$117.8M−2.8%5748
Multilateral Policy$449.6M$437.7M−2.7%134105
Sub-Saharan Africa Trade$7.6M$7.7M+1.5%113140
Weapons Threat Reduction$76M$75M−1.4%2424

Sorted by absolute gap. Each row is a program as published; no row adds programs together. A planned amount of zero or less makes the gap “n/a”.

In the department's words

The department published no variance explanation for this fiscal year.

Authorized vs spent — voted appropriations

Authorized vs spent — voted appropriations
Vote ENAuthorizedSpentShare used
Vote 1 · Operating/Program$2.4B$2.3B98.0%
Vote 5 · Capital$212.9M$188M88.3%
Vote 10 · Grants & Contributions$6.1B$5.9B95.6%
Vote 15 · Operating/Program$113M$112.7M99.7%
Vote 20 · Other$1$00.0%

Public accounts 2024-25, one vote per row. 9 statutory items (S) are counted apart: their authority equals spending by construction, and a 100% share used would say nothing there. Authorized and spent are two facts, never added across votes.