Supporting Infrastructure Delivery Management Education: Provincial Infrastructure Budgets And Expenditure Trends Quarter 1 - 2008/09 21 August 2008 Supporting Infrastructure Delivery Management National Treasury
Overview Consolidated Infrastructure Budget and Expenditure Trends. Project Status. Nature of Investments. Non-Financial Data. Discussion Conclusion. National Treasury
Consolidated Education Infrastructure Budgets Per source of funding 3 National Treasury National Treasury 3
Consolidated Provincial Education Infrastructure Budgets and Expenditure Trends – Year/Year National Treasury
Education: IYM & IRM Budgets and Expenditure comparisons National Treasury
Consolidated Education Infrastructure Expenditure Trends National Treasury
Education Nature of Infrastructure Investments National Treasury
Education Nature of Infrastructure Investments – Per Province National Treasury
Education Infrastructure Project Status National Treasury
Education Infrastructure Projects Status National Treasury
Education: Infrastructure Status Progress Report Of Classrooms per Project Status National Treasury
Education: Total Number Of Classrooms per Nature Of Investment National Treasury
Education: Total Number Of Projects per Project Status National Treasury
Education: Total Number Of Projects per Nature Of Investment by Project Status National Treasury
Inappropriate and Unsafe Structures per Provinces * Source: NDoE National Treasury
Observations: Education in 08/09 A total number of 8573 projects with a total allocated budget of R5 billion was reported at the end of first quarter. GP and MP have over committed their allocated budgets by R233 million, and R2 million respectively. This shows that it is still a challenge to align infrastructure projects to plans and budgets. Education infrastructure budget has increased from R3,9 billion in 2007/08 to R5 billion in 2008/09. This reflects a year-on-year increase of 29.9 per cent. Overall, provinces have spent 15.3 per cent of the total allocated budget in the first quarter. Provinces that spent the highest amount are MP at 30 per cent and LP at 23 per cent of their budget. It should however be noted that expenditure in MP is driven by payments of invoices from the previous years (i.e. 2004 invoices). Expenditure in those provinces is not tied to 2008/09 projects. Invoices on expenditures still to be submitted. EC, WC & NW spent 9.2 per cent, 8.7 per cent and 8.5 per cent of their budget respectively. Construction of new schools remains a national priority with 34 per cent (R1.8 billion) of the allocated funds. National Treasury
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