Table 4-10
Provincial gross domestic expenditures on research and development, in the total sciences — British Columbia

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Provincial gross domestic expenditures on research and development, in the total sciences — British Columbia
Table summary
The table displays national gross domestic expenditures on research and development in the total sciences in British Columbia. The row headers show total science research and development expenditure data by the funding sectors. The column headers show total science research and development expenditure data by the performing sectors. All data in the table are in millions of dollars. These data are presented for 5 years, starting with the most recent year available for provincial data. A note indicates that components may not add to totals due to rounding. A second note explains that performing sector data for the private non-profit sector are only available at the Canada level starting in the year 2000. The third note states that the business enterprise sector's research and development expenditure distribution by source of funds is modelled.
Funding sector Performing sector
Federal government Provincial governments Provincial research organizations Business enterprise Higher education Total
  millions of dollars
2011 Total sciences  
Total 102 16 .. 1,584 1,275 2,977
Federal government 98 . .. 51 403 552
Provincial governments 0 s 16 .. 14 108 139
Provincial research organizations . . .. . . ..
Business enterprise 3 .. .. 1,323 76 1,403
Higher education . . . . 531 531
Private non-profit organizations . . . . 125 125
Foreign . . . 196 32 228
2010 Total sciences  
Total 93 19 .. 1,632 1,263 3,006
Federal government 90 . .. 84 405 579
Provincial governments 0 s 19 .. 20 112 151
Provincial research organizations . . .. . . ..
Business enterprise 3 .. .. 1,316 67 1,386
Higher education . . . . 513 513
Private non-profit organizations . . . . 131 131
Foreign . . . 211 34 246
2009 Total sciences  
Total 115 25 .. 1,620 1,160 2,920
Federal government 111 . .. 38 366 515
Provincial governments 0 s 25 .. 17 113 156
Provincial research organizations . . .. . . ..
Business enterprise 3 .. .. 1,340 59 1,401
Higher education . . . . 492 492
Private non-profit organizations . . . . 109 109
Foreign . . . 226 22 247
2008 Total sciences  
Total 93 33 .. 1,685 1,187 2,998
Federal government 90 . .. 32 396 519
Provincial governments 0 s 33 .. 6 133 173
Provincial research organizations . . .. . . ..
Business enterprise 3 .. .. 1,334 54 1,391
Higher education . . . . 461 461
Private non-profit organizations . . . . 111 111
Foreign . . . 313 31 344
2007 Total sciences  
Total 108 30 .. 1,616 1,136 2,890
Federal government 105 . .. 36 335 475
Provincial governments 0 s 30 .. 29 134 194
Provincial research organizations . . .. . . ..
Business enterprise 3 .. .. 1,181 50 1,234
Higher education . . . . 431 431
Private non-profit organizations . . . . 162 162
Foreign . . . 370 23 394
Note(s):
Components may not add to totals due to rounding. The private non-profit (PNP) sector appears in both the performing and funding sector for the gross domestic expenditure on research and development (GERD) for Canada. Commencing with reference year 2000 the data for the private non-profit sector performing research and development are not distributed by provinces or territories. The national totals of research and development by performing sector include the PNP sector. The data for the private non-profit sector funding research and development continue to be distributed by provinces and territories. The provincial and territorial distribution by sources of funds of the business enterprise sector R&D expenditures is derived through a modeling system, which prorates values based on reported business enterprise provincial and territorial R&D.
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