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Value for Money Delivery Agreement

As part of the BERR’s 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR07) settlement the department was tasked with making annual Value for Money (VfM) savings of 3% on its core programme budgets and 5% annual savings in its administration budget. Relative to an overall near cash and capital departmental DEL baseline (excluding the RDAs) of £3,169m, in VfM terms, the department will be saving £307m by 2010-11, which represents a nominal average annual 3.13 saving.

BERR's VfM Delivery Agreement explains our main VfM strands in the 2007 Comprehensive Spending Review. In addition it contains detail on how the department will make savings in its administration budgets, information on BERR's vision, our new Public Service Agreement Targets and Departmental Strategic Objectives and VfM savings to be made by the RDAs.