Summary of Capital Spending by Program Activity - RPP 2013-14

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Summary of Capital Spending by Program Activity

($ Thousands)
Program Activity Forecast Spending
2012-13
Planned Spending
2013-14
Planned Spending
2014-15
Planned Spending
2015-16
Defence Science and Technology 31,868 23,299 35,426 24,149
Recruiting of Personnel and Initial Training 5,019 6,035 6,233 5,930
Equipment Acquisition and Disposal 1 1,939,484 2,738,713 3,786,035 3,344,109
Real Property and Informatics Infrastructure Acquisition and Disposal 533,628 502,503 477,130 386,980
Maritime Readiness 84,248 67,819 84,546 62,956
Land Readiness 55,614 46,309 47,832 45,878
Aerospace Readiness 41,924 47,707 49,180 47,268
Joint and Common Readiness 2 107,533 188,030 222,276 169,068
Situational Awareness 97,402 46,458 49,726 50,956
Canadian Peace, Stability and Security 8,594 6,837 2,221 2,193
Continental Peace, Stability and Security 987 743 783 753
International Peace, Stability and Security3 230,660 88,396 74,522 71,418
Defence Team Personnel Support 35,107 58,719 60,677 58,110
Canadian Identity 5,468 14,750 15,225 14,589
Environment Protection and Stewardship 1,632 1,380 1,430 1,369
Non-Security Support 57 35 43 36
Internal Services 131,777 112,234 124,717 97,838
Total 3,311,002 3,949,966 5,038,001 4,383,600

Source: Assistant Deputy Minister (Finance and Corporate Services) Group
* Due to rounding, figures may not add up to totals shown.

  1. Forecast spending for FY 2012-13 is lower than planned spending due to the conversion of Vote 5 capital funding to the accrual budget envelope in accordance with Budget 2012 and the reallocation of Vote 5 funding to support the termination of Canadian Armed Forces Severance Payments to align military compensation with that of the public service. The increase in planned spending starting in FY 2013-14 onwards is primarily related to adjustments to the spending profile of major acquisition projects to align financial resources with project acquisition timelines.
  2. The forecast spending is lower than planned spending due to adjustments made to the spending profile of major acquisition projects to align financial resources with project acquisition timelines.
  3. The decrease in planned spending starting in FY 2013-14 is primarily due to the termination of Canada's combat mission in Afghanistan.

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