On Fri, May 6, 2016 at 11:22 AM, Matthew Miller <mattdm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > Okay, so: > > Last Regional Best Guess > Official FY17 at Actual > Budget Request FY16 Spending⁵ > > APAC 12650 (12.7%) 33025¹ (22.1%) 7600 (13.1%) > EMEA 27000 (27.0%) 33250 (22.2%) 15000 (26.0%) > LATAM 16500 (16.5%) 23180 (15.5%) 11000 (19.0%) > NA 43850 (43.9%) 60000² (40.1%) 24200 (41.9%) > > total 100000³ 149455⁴ 57800 > > 1. Based on totaling the wiki page > 2. Wow > 3. Remember, this year's budget excluded FADs, which is not something > we want to repeat; FADs were actually paid for from underspend > 4. Yeah, that'd be nice.... > 5. This may not account for everything, but here's what we have from > internal records. > > So, as a semi-arbitrary starting point, if we average the percentages > from each of the categories, that gives us: > > APAC: 17.3% > EMEA: 24.5% > LATAM: 16.5% > NA: 41.7% > > If we give EMEA a 5 percentage-point "credit" for having a nice > spreadsheet in early, that works out to: > > APAC: 15.6% > EMEA: 29.5% > LATAM: 14.9% > NA: 40.0% > > If we allocate the $73500 in total regional funding, that looks like > this (rounded slightly for prettiness): > > Adjusted Percent of Percent of > FY17 Asked for Recorded FY16 > Allocation Amount Spending > > APAC: $11500 34.8% 151.3% > EMEA: $21650 65.1% 144.3% > LATAM: $10950 47.2% 99.5% > NA: $29400 49.0% 121.5% > > > Like I said, here's a starting point. What do you think? To be clear, the numbers above are contingent on the regions submitting an actual proposed budget with detailed plans for the funds, correct? I know that is a departure from previous years, but given we want to start tracking our money more clearly, I would think having those budgets and plans in place before funds are allocated makes sense. In other words, the dollar amounts above aren't going to be given even if we all agree to them until all the regional budget information is in place. josh _______________________________________________ council-discuss mailing list council-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Fedora Code of Conduct: http://fedoraproject.org/code-of-conduct http://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/council-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The Fedora Project's mission is to lead the advancement of free and open source software and content as a collaborative community.
