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Supplementary Data on Budget 2012 Implementation

Table 1 - DFAIT Savings by Activity and Year
Program ActivityFiscal Year (amounts in thousands $)
2012-132013-142014-15 & On-going

Note: Although Passport Canada is a Program Activity, the organization was not subject to the Strategic and Operational Review as it operates as a Revolving Fund.

1 and 3 - The majority of these savings result from the Department restructuring its Canadian offices, foreign properties, and Missions to provide better value for money, increased operating efficiencies, and results for Canadians.

2 - The majority of these savings result from the optimization of Regional Offices and the restructuring of Missions to reduce costs while maintaining service to Canadians.

4 - The total savings include Departmental savings associated with the International Assistance Envelope; $15.5M in 2012-13, $28.8M in 2013-14; and $29.1M in 2014-15 and on-going.
International Policy Advice and Integration$12,650$12,650$12,650
Diplomacy and Advocacy1$36,470$65,411$68,258
International Commerce2$12,475$21,639$25,447
Consular Services and Emergency Management3$1,602$3,198$4,797
Governance Strategic Direction and Common Service Delivery$5,475$12,573$36,637
Government of Canada Benefits$2,917$5,825$8,737
Internal Services$15,708$23,185$40,564
Total4:$87,297$144,481$197,090

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Date Modified:
2013-01-15