2019 Combined Audit and Evaluation of the Impacts of INFC Programs in the Territories
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Figure 1: Number of Territorial Projects by INFC Program (2007-08 to 2017-18)

This figure illustrates the number of territorial projects by INFC Program from fiscal years 2007-08 to 2017-18.

The numbers of projects funded in the Yukon:

  • Gas Tax Fund: 237
  • PT Base: 72
  • Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund:1
  • Clean Water and Wastewater Fund: 20
  • Green Infrastructure Fund: 1
  • Infrastructure Stimulus Fund:15
  • Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund: 5
  • National Infrastructure Component: 1
  • National and Regional Projects: 0
  • National Recreational Trails Program: 9
  • Public Transit Infrastructure Fund: 1 and
  • Small Communities Fund: 42.

The numbers of projects funded in the Northwest Territories:

  • Gas Tax Fund: 427
  • PT Base: 62
  • Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund:1
  • Clean Water and Wastewater Fund: 29
  • Green Infrastructure Fund: 0
  • Infrastructure Stimulus Fund : 20
  • Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund: 16
  • National Infrastructure Component: 0
  • National and Regional Projects: 1
  • National Recreational Trails Program: 4
  • Public Transit Infrastructure Fund: 1
  • Small Communities Fund:  39

The number of projects funded in Nunavut:

  • Gas Tax Fund: 77
  • PT Base: 41
  • Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund:1
  • Clean Water and Wastewater Fund: 4
  • Green Infrastructure Fund: 0
  • Infrastructure Stimulus Fund: 2
  • Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund: 10
  • National Infrastructure Component: 0
  • National and Regional Projects: 2
  • National Recreational Trails Program: 0
  • Public Transit Infrastructure Fund: 0 and
  • Small Communities Fund:  13

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Figure 2: Funding Allocations by INFC Program in millions of dollars (2007-08 to 2017-18)

Figure 2 illustrates the funding allocations by INFC Program in millions of dollars for fiscal years 2007-08 to 2017-18.  

The funding allocations in the Yukon:

  • Gas Tax Fund: $118,500,000
  • PT Base: $182,910,000
  • Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund: $28,380,662
  • Clean Water and Wastewater Fund: $2,991,348 
  • Green Infrastructure Fund: $71,000,000
  • Infrastructure Stimulus Fund: $3,567,282
  • Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund: $18,062,278 
  • National Infrastructure Component:$0 
  • National and Regional Projects: $0 
  • National Recreational Trails Program:$0
  • Public Transit Infrastructure Fund: $0  and
  • Small Communities Fund: $23,825,691. 

The funding allocations in the Northwest Territories:

  • Gas Tax Fund: $152,438,690  
  • PT Base: $181,953,000
  • Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund: $49,613,527   
  • Clean Water and Wastewater Fund: $8,754,128    
  • Green Infrastructure Fund: $0   
  • Infrastructure Stimulus Fund: $4,737,474  
  • Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund: $18,635,937    
  • National Infrastructure Component: $0
  • National and Regional Projects: $53,813,305 
  • National Recreational Trails Program: $0
  • Public Transit Infrastructure Fund: $26,647 and
  • Small Communities Fund: $24,506,278.      

The funding allocations in Nunavut:

  • Gas Tax Fund: $150,188,690    
  • PT Base: $182,680,000
  • Canada Strategic Infrastructure Fund: $55,671,290    
  • Clean Water and Wastewater Fund: $1,255,696
  • Green Infrastructure Fund: $0     
  • Infrastructure Stimulus Fund: $3,604,722    
  • Municipal Rural Infrastructure Fund: $18,998,967      
  • National Infrastructure Component: $0 
  • National and Regional Projects: $11,000,000  
  • National Recreational Trails Program: $0 
  • Public Transit Infrastructure Fund: $0 and
  • Small Communities Fund: $5,027,047.        

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Figure 3: % of Organizations with Asset Management Plans by Asset Category for the Territories Compared to Canada  

This figure illustrates the percentage of territorial organizations that have asset management plans, compared to the percentage of organizations across Canada with asset management plans. These percentages are presented by asset category in the table below.

Asset management category

Canada

Yukon

North-West Territories

Nunavut

Roads

44%

0%

28.5%

0%

Bridges & Tunnels

42%

50%

40%

0%

Public Transit

25%

0%

0%

0%

Culture & Rec

25%

0%

43%

17%

Potable Water

43.5%

0%

17%

25%

Wastewater

38.5%

0%

17%

40%

Stormwater

34%

0%

17%

0%

Solid Waste

25%

0%

57%

33%

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Figure 4: Total impact of infrastructure investment in the Territories on number of jobs, for the three most-funded sectors

This figure illustrates the number of jobs created through infrastructure investment in the territories, by year. This information is presented for the three most-funded asset categories: highways, roads and runways; drinking water; and, wastewater and solid waste management as outlined in the below table. 

Year

Highways, roads and runways

Drinking water

Wastewater and solid waste management

2009

1,208

152

284

2010

949

168

155

2011

1,285

260

57

2012

787

351

245

2013

947

392

62

2014

637

752

76

2015

224

275

663

2016

560

189

320

2017

1,140

183

669

2018

1,171

193

706

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Figure 5: INFC Logic Model for Programs in the Territories

Inputs ($)

Activities

Processes

Outputs

Immediate Outcomes

Intermediate Outcomes

Long term/Strategic Outcome

A1- Planning Program Design

Process # 1- Program development

O1.1- Memorandum to cabinet

O1.2- TB submission

O1.3- Program Terms & Conditions

INFC Salaries, O&M ($ and FTEs),

Program contributions ($)

A2- Communicating program funding to territories

Process # 2- Outreach

O2- Supporting Tools (e.g. applicant guides, standards, website, etc.)

IMO 1.1 Appropriate program design to support territorial needs

INO 2.1 Territorial communities use infrastructure assets that address their needs

UO 3.1 Territorial infrastructure assets contribute to long-term economic growth, stronger communities and a cleaner environment.

A3- Development and negotiation of agreement

Process # 3- Contribution Agreement Negotiation & Approval

O3.1- Signed Contribution Agreement

A4- Review of Projects or lists

Process # 4- Review of Projects or lists

O4.1- PRP’s review and recommendation

O4.2- Minister’s Approval or TB Decision

A5- Agreement Management

Process #5.1  Monitoring & Oversight

O5.1a- Progress or Final Reports

O5.1b- Oversight Committees TORs & RODs

O5.1c- On site Visits

O5.1d- Recipient Audits

IMO 1.2 Territorial communities implement and complete infrastructure projects

INO 2.2 Territorial communities have increased capacity to develop long term planning practices (GTF and PT Base only)

Process # 5.2- Flow of Funds

O5.2- Claims processing or Cash Flow Updates

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