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End-year results 2006-2007


The tables below show the Regional Development Agencies’ outputs for 2006/07 and the number of outputs they have reported as delivering on a gross attributable basis.

1. Employment Creation: Number of jobs created or safeguarded [1]

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 8,713 11,788 13,837
East of England Development Agency 3,485 4,715 4,270
East Midlands Development Agency 7,391 9,775 9,803
London Development Agency 12,500 17,500 20,031
Northwest Development Agency 12,750 17,250 20,205
One NorthEast 12,100 16,300 17,110
South East England Development Agency 3,995 5,405 5,448
South West of England Regional Development Agency 5,128 7,692 5,549
Yorkshire Forward 18,754 25,373 22,254
OVERALL TOTAL 84,816 115,798 118,507

The figures include outputs relating to the National Coalfields Programme which are shared with English Partnerships.


2. Employment Support: Number of people assisted to get a job

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 1,538 3,588 3,046
East of England Development Agency 1,500 2,500 4,787
East Midlands Development Agency 3,375 5,625 5,786
London Development Agency 11,000 14,000 27,651
Northwest Development Agency 1,500 2,500 3,978
One NorthEast 1,960 3,260 7,994
South East England Development Agency 4,325 5,675 11,122
South West of England Regional Development Agency 1,130 1,740 1,936
Yorkshire Forward 2,850 4,750 5,532
OVERALL TOTAL 29,178 43,638 71,832



3. Business Creation: Number of new businesses created and demonstrating growth after 12 months and & businesses attracted to the region[2]

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 1,232 1,848 2,025
East of England Development Agency 2,240 3,360 2,476
East Midlands Development Agency 1,661 2,492 2,382
London Development Agency 1,200 1,500 1,683
Northwest Development Agency 1,720 2,580 3,306
One NorthEast 2,370 3,930 3,432
South East England Development Agency 1,632 2,448 2,903
South West of England Regional Development Agency 168 252 271
Yorkshire Forward 714 1,072 1,067
OVERALL TOTAL 12,937 19,482 19,545

2 The figures reported are the businesses created that have survived for one year. The RDAs will review the figures reported to identify those businesses that have demonstrated growth through an increase in employment between 12 and 24 months from start of trading.


4. Business Support: Number of businesses assisted to improve their performance[3]

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 6,000 9,000 9,011
East of England Development Agency 6,400 9,600 13,971
East Midlands Development Agency 6,666 9,600 21,022
London Development Agency 25,000 30,000 48,701
Northwest Development Agency 16,800 25,200 23,997
One NorthEast 6,150 10,250 15,851
South East England Development Agency 21,120 31,680 45,190
South West of England Regional Development Agency 4,950 7,400 15,898
Yorkshire Forward 2,720 4,080 4,748
OVERALL TOTAL 95,806 136,810 198,389

3Table 4 includes the outputs reported under Table 4a.including -


4a. Number of businesses within the region assisted to engage in new collaborations with the UK knowledge base

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 769 1,794 1,086
East of England Development Agency 154 256 440
East Midlands Development Agency 254 424 487
London Development Agency 275 300 652
Northwest Development Agency 750 1,250 1,341
One NorthEast 530 870 992
South East England Development Agency 368 613 1,631
South West of England Regional Development Agency 245 370 647
Yorkshire Forward 216 359 296
OVERALL TOTAL 3,561 6,236 7,572



5 . Regeneration:

a) Public and private regeneration infrastructure investment levered

Regional Development Agency Annual Target Range: Achieved £ million / (% private)
Minimum £ million/ (% private) Maximum £ million / (% private)
Advantage West Midlands 116/(38) 271/(88) 216/(63)
East of England Development Agency 53/(33) 88/(55) 104/(52)
East Midlands Development Agency 64.2/(58) 107/(82) 135/(81)
London Development Agency 300/(100) 350/(100) 399/(100)
Northwest Development Agency 320/(38) 540/(62) 373/(69)
One NorthEast 180/(55) 290/(85) 246.8/(54)
South East England Development Agency 165/(38) 275/(63) 197/(70)
South West of England Regional Development Agency 125/(49) 185/(74) 213/(59)
Yorkshire Forward 154/(23) 256/(39) 213/(73)
OVERALL TOTAL INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT (£ million) 1,477 2,362 2,139

 

b) Hectares of brownfield land reclaimed and/or redeveloped

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 41 96 75.00
East of England Development Agency 29 49 46.00
East Midlands Development Agency 100 167 117.00
London Development Agency 50 55 82.00
Northwest Development Agency 245 335 299.00
One NorthEast 50 85 62.30
South East England Development Agency 75 125 13.00
South West of England Regional Development Agency 85 125 86.30
Yorkshire Forward 36 108 114.00
OVERALL TOTAL 711 1145 894.6



6 . Skills: Number of people assisted in their skills development as a result of RDA programmes[4]

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 16,400 24,600 22,550
East of England Development Agency 24,000 36,000 33,174
East Midlands Development Agency 8,200 12,300 17,710
London Development Agency 30,375 30,375 43,316
Northwest Development Agency 10,000 15,000 26,045
One NorthEast 48,800 73,200 70,242
South East England Development Agency 15,920 23,880 42,794
South West of England Regional Development Agency 8,600 12,900 25,348
Yorkshire Forward 42,866 64,298 60,005
OVERALL TOTAL 205,161 292,553 341,184

4 Table 6 includes the outputs reported under Tables 6a and 6b. The target ranges have been amended since the mid year figures were published, after discussion between the RDAs and the then sponsoring Department, DfES.


6a. Number of adults gaining basic skills as part of the Skills for Life Strategy that count towards the Skills PSA Target

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 12 36 44
East of England Development Agency 563 938 1,409
East Midlands Development Agency 329 548 474
London Development Agency 3,640 3,640 3,929
Northwest Development Agency 825 1,375 1,914
One NorthEast 240 380 12
South East England Development Agency 1,200 2,000 2,581
South West of England Regional Development Agency 380 640 497
Yorkshire Forward 225 375 834
OVERALL TOTAL 7,414 9,932 11,694


 

6b . Number of adults in the workforce who lack a full Level 2 or equivalent qualification who are supported in achieving at least a full Level 2 qualification or equivalent

Regional Development AgencyAnnual Target RangeAchieved
MinimumMaximum
Advantage West Midlands 140 300 734
East of England Development Agency 525 875 719
East Midlands Development Agency 547 1,095 1,508
London Development Agency 2,970 2,970 3,725
Northwest Development Agency 340 560 1,028
One NorthEast 970 1,610 32
South East England Development Agency 1,838 3,063 348
South West of England Regional Development Agency 820 1,230 1,266
Yorkshire Forward 1,125 1,875 3,522
OVERALL TOTAL 9,275 13,578 12,882



Glossary of Terms

TermDefinition
Corporate Plan RDA plans which set out how resources will be used to achieve the objectives set out in the Regional Economic Strategy.
Gross All outputs directly attributable to projects or programmes.
Gross Attributable Gross outputs that are directly attributable to RDA input i.e. the RDA share of the outputs.