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Business support: BREW funding
Funding has been allocated for all three years of the BREW Programme, as indicated below.
Delivery Body |
Expenditure 2005/6 (£m) |
Expenditure 2006/7 (£m) |
Expenditure 2007/8 (£m) |
Action Sustainability |
0 |
0.219 |
0.43 |
Carbon Trust |
3 |
23.253 |
23.758 |
Defra’s Waste Data Strategy |
0.5 |
2.1 |
1.9 |
Environment Agency |
2 |
4.443 |
4.454 |
Envirowise |
12 |
16.073 |
22.19 |
Market Transformation Programme |
2.65 |
2.896 |
3.933 |
National Industrial Symbiosis Programme |
2.675 |
5.7 |
9.772 |
Regional Development Agencies |
5 |
11.71 |
10.9 |
Royal Society of Wildlife Trusts – Business Reuse Fund |
0 |
1.974 |
1.415 |
Technology Strategy Board |
2 |
5.854 |
26.8 |
WRAP |
2.854 |
5.734 |
11.793 |
Other (includes coordination, communication, pilot projects, funding for agricultural waste project and programme contingency fund) |
0.321 |
3.801 |
4.677 |
Total |
33 |
83.757 |
122.026 |
Defra has also continued to provide funding towards other business resource efficiency and waste activities in England, including £19.917m in 2006/07 and £25.3m in 2007/08 for the following:
Delivery Body |
Activity |
Expenditure 2006/07 (£m) |
Expenditure 2007/08 (£m) |
Carbon Trust |
Energy efficiency and carbon emission reduction activities |
13.9 |
9.9 |
WRAP |
Work with the construction, manufacturing, retail and recycling and reprocessing industries to reduce waste and encourage recycling |
6.017 |
15.4 |
Total |
|
19.917 |
25.3 |
The above figures demonstrate that over the three year period from 2005 to 2008, at least £284m of funding is being spent by Defra on business resource efficiency activities through the three years of the BREW programme.
Future Defra funding for business resource efficiency 2008/09
Funding for business resource efficiency activities has been announced by Defra for 2008/09. See the following page for more information.
Page last modified: 17 September 2008
Page published: 27 May 2005
