Investment in education maintenance allowance (EMA), Entry to Employment (E2E) and the Behaviour Improvement programme (BIP) provision since the introduction of the schemes is shown for each year in the following tables:
£million 1999-2000 11 2000-01 52 2001-02 109 2002-03 120 2003-04 142 2004-05 260 2005-06 407 2006-07 503 2007-08 533 2008-09 532 2009-10 569
£ 2002-03 73,588 2003-04 206,329 2004-05 246,583 2005-06 222,373 2006-07 186,815 2007-08 174,853 2008-09 170,000 2009-10 223,000
£ 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Total Phase 1 29,225,003 48,653,015 44,200,000 38,542,400 160,620,418 Phase 2 — 36,400,000 33,850,000 29,525,600 99,775,600 Phase 3 — — 20,280,000 19,088,000 39,368,000 Phase 4 — — — 39,000,000 39,000,000 Total 29,225,003 85,053,015 98,330,000 126,156,000 338,764,018
The following tables show the number of young people in Birmingham who have benefited from EMA and E2E. Data are not held on the number of young people in Birmingham who have benefited from the BIP.
Area type Area name Number of people LA Birmingham 2004/05 12,749 2005/06 14,182 2006/07 16,593 2007/08 17,117 2008/091 17,516 2009/102 18,599 1 Year to date for 2009/10 (up-to-date as of 17 February 2010) 2 Year to date - 28 August 2009 to 31 January 2010.
In 2008/09 and 2009/10 some applicants were not recorded against any particular local authority or region but were included in the total take-up figure for England. In consequence, LA and regional data may be underestimated.
Number of young people 2003-04 1,694 2004-05 1,712 2005-06 1,570 2006-07 1,518 2007-08 1,587 2008-09 1,762 2009-10 1906 1 Year to date for 2009/10 (up-to-date as of 17 February 2010)