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AN UPDATE ON BUDGET REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION REPORT (BRRR) PROCESS. PRESENTED BY: ZIBELE NGXISHE. 24 AUGUST 2011. Contents of the presentation. Purpose of BRRR process Dti’s three main strategic themes i.t.o MTSF (econ. participation; trade; Industrial dev.)
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AN UPDATE ON BUDGET REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION REPORT (BRRR) PROCESS PRESENTED BY: ZIBELE NGXISHE 24 AUGUST 2011
Contents of the presentation • Purpose of BRRR process • Dti’s three main strategic themes i.t.o MTSF (econ. participation; trade; Industrial dev.) • Scope of BRRR - interface between themes and targeted programmes • Methodology: overview of programmes & key achievements; expenditure trends and key issues
BROADEN PARTICIPATION - EMPOWERMENT AND ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT • Objective: Inclusion of HDI and SMMEs into mainstream economy • Strategy: develop coops; promote black owned businesses; growth of SMMEs • Instruments: SEDA & SEDA technology programme
OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMME & KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • SEDA available budget R402 m and zero variance to reach 63 916 new clients • SEDA to increase SMMEs and coops: network of 42 branches in SA; 17 mobile units; 58 Enterprise Information Centres • THRIP from NRF received R151 m and zero variance • Technology incubation programme: 1209 SMMEs supported & 35% women and led to 893 direct jobs • Coops development: 100 new small coops developed with approx. 500 new jobs and the A/B for coop Act (Act no. 14 of 2005) and strategy approved by cabinet for further consultation;
CONTINUATION ON OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMME • Equity & empowerment: SAWEN R10 m and no variance & IDC Isivande women’s fund R10.5 m with no variance • SMME procurement services: presidential hotline facilitated R230 m in payments to SMMES within 30 days • IDC SPII received R74.5 m and no variance • National productivity Institute Workplace challenge R11.5 m and no variance
MAIN EXPENDITURE TRENDS ON EEDD • Empowerment & enterprise development received R814 m and spent R801 (98 %) with 2% variance • On current payments R11 m under expenditure • In 2011/12 FY EEDD spent R230 m of the allocated R237 m with 2.8 % variance and this is in line with 25 % expenditure requirement per quarter
INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT – IDD & TEO • Revised IPAP 2 to strengthen govt. interventions on industrial dev. & job creation in line with NGP • Key areas: Skills development; technological innovation and public procurement • Under new Clothing and Textile Competitive Programme 40 591 jobs were supported an 1 111 new jobs created • BPOs yielded R42 m in new investments and linked to 806 jobs
PROGRAMMES OVERVIEW AND KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • Under IDD Clothing and Textile R400 m allocated with no variance • SABS research contribution R178.8 m and no variance; SABS plant infrastructure R174 m and no variance; NMISA R57,5 m and no variance • IDC CSP R51 m and it was all spent
PROGRAMMES OVERVIEW AND KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • TEO was allocated R3 047 bil. and constitute 49.2% of the total budget • TEO provide incentive measures to support investment, job creation & regional Econ. Dev • SMEDP R587 m and all spent; EIP R 262 m and no variance; APDP R538 m and with a variance of 45 %; CIP R81 m and no variance • IDZs (Coega, EL and Richards Bay) received R932 m and all spent
TRADE, INVESTMENT AND EXPORTS - TISA • TISA informs SA’s trade policy which is aligned to our industrial policy framework • SADC-EAC –COMESA, EPAS • TISA received R353 m and spent R329 m with 7% variance
DTI OVERALL EXPENDITURE OUTLOOK • DTI received R6.2 billion in 2010/11 and spent R5.8 billion with 6.4 % variance • Shifts and Virements: Total virements and shifts (before and during the adjusted estimates) amounted to R698.9 million. Major shifts were from savings under various incentive schemes (Business Process Outsourcing Programme [R160 million]
CONTINUATION • Small and Medium Enterprise Development Programme [R120 million]; Enterprise Investment Programme [R100 million]; and the APDP [R200 million]), towards the three Industrial Development Zones (IDZs) (R457 million): East London IDZ (R198 million), Richard’s Bay IDZ (R20 million), Coega IDZ (R239 million) and the Black Business Supplier Development Programme (R65 million). • National Treasury has during March 2011 approved virements and shifting of funds to the value of R129 million to other areas prioritised by the DTI.