Written answers

Tuesday, 22 October 2024

Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

Departmental Budgets

Photo of Jim O'CallaghanJim O'Callaghan (Dublin Bay South, Fianna Fail)
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287. To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment to provide a breakdown of the €644 million allocation in 2025 for capital expenditure under the jobs and enterprise programme of his Department; the programmes or agencies under the remit of his Department supported by this expenditure; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [42992/24]

Photo of Peter BurkePeter Burke (Longford-Westmeath, Fine Gael)
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The Revised Estimate Volume 2024, as published in December 2023, allocated total Capital funding of €644 million to my Department's Jobs and Enterprise Development Programme. The breakdown of this capital allocation is set out in the Table below:

Programme A Jobs and Enterprise Development

Subhead Capital Allocation
€,000
A.4 Intertrade Ireland €8,900
A.5 IDA Ireland €204,473
A.6 NSAI €500
A.7 Enterprise Ireland €120,253
A.8 Local Enterprise Development €44,816
A.9 Temporary Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme €8,000
A.10 Matching Funding for Peaceplus €464
A.14 SBCI Loan Schemes €1
A.15 Humanitarian Relief Scheme €1
A.16 Micro Finance Ireland €1
A.17 National Design Centre €1
A.18 Increased Cost of Business Scheme €257,000

The details of the 2025 capital allocations to the Jobs and Enterprise Development Programme will be determined as part of the 2025 Revised Estimates process, which is expected to be finalised in the coming weeks.

Photo of Jim O'CallaghanJim O'Callaghan (Dublin Bay South, Fianna Fail)
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288. To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment to provide a breakdown of the proposed €402 million allocation in 2025 for capital expenditure under the jobs and enterprise programme of his Department which was announced in the estimates published on Budget Day; the programmes or agencies under the remit of his Department supported by this expenditure; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [42993/24]

Photo of Peter BurkePeter Burke (Longford-Westmeath, Fine Gael)
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The Revised Estimate 2024, as published in December 2023, allocated total Capital funding of €644 million to my Department's Jobs and Enterprise Development Programme. The breakdown of this capital allocation is set out in the Table below:

Programme A Jobs and Enterprise Development

Subhead Capital Allocation
€,000
A.4 Intertrade Ireland €8,900
A.5 IDA Ireland €204,473
A.6 NSAI €500
A.7 Enterprise Ireland €120,253
A.8 Local Enterprise Development €44,816
A.9 Temporary Partial Credit Guarantee Scheme €8,000
A.10 Matching Funding for Peaceplus €464
A.14 SBCI Loan Schemes €1
A.15 Humanitarian Relief Scheme €1
A.16 Micro Finance Ireland €1
A.17 National Design Centre €1
A.18 Increased Cost of Business Scheme €257,000

The details of the 2025 capital allocations to the Jobs and Enterprise Development Programme will be determined as part of the 2025 Revised Estimates process, which is expected to be finalised in the coming weeks.

Photo of Jim O'CallaghanJim O'Callaghan (Dublin Bay South, Fianna Fail)
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289. To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment to provide a breakdown of the €221 million allocation in 2024 for capital expenditure under the enterprise, innovation and commercialisation programme of his Department; the programmes or agencies under the remit of his Department supported by this expenditure; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [42994/24]

Photo of Peter BurkePeter Burke (Longford-Westmeath, Fine Gael)
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The Revised Estimates Volume 2024, as published in December 2023, allocated total capital funding of €221.63 million to my Department’s Enterprise Innovation and Commercialisation Programme. The breakdown of this capital allocation is set out in the Table below:

Programme B Enterprise Innovation and Commercialisation

Subhead Capital Allocation
€,000
B.4 Science and Technology Development €152,914
B.5 Subscriptions to International Organisations €26,216
B.8 Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund €42,500

The details of the 2025 capital allocations to the Innovation and Commercialisation Programme will be determined as part of the 2025 Revised Estimates process, which is expected to be finalised in the coming weeks.

Photo of Jim O'CallaghanJim O'Callaghan (Dublin Bay South, Fianna Fail)
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290. To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment to provide a breakdown of the proposed €208 million allocation in 2024 for capital expenditure under the enterprise, innovation and commercialisation programme of his Department which was announced in the estimates published on Budget Day; the programmes or agencies under the remit of his Department supported by this expenditure; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [42995/24]

Photo of Peter BurkePeter Burke (Longford-Westmeath, Fine Gael)
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The Revised Estimates Volume 2024, as published in December 2023, allocated total capital funding of €221.63 million to my Department’s Enterprise Innovation and Commercialisation Programme. The breakdown of this capital allocation is set out in the Table below:

Programme B Enterprise Innovation and Commercialisation

Subhead Capital Allocation
€,000
B.4 Science and Technology Development €152,914
B.5 Subscriptions to International Organisations €26,216
B.8 Disruptive Technologies Innovation Fund €42,500

The details of the 2025 capital allocations to the Innovation and Commercialisation Programme will be determined as part of the 2025 Revised Estimates process, which is expected to be finalised in the coming weeks.

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