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Summary of FY 2004 Budget Request

This chapter describes the FY 2004 budget request for proposed appropriation accounts. All USAID-managed programs, regardless of account, address our strategic framework, as represented by the following three program pillars:

• Economic Growth, Agriculture and Trade (EGAT)
• Global Health (GH)
• Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance (DCHA)

The chapter following this summary of the budget request, “Program Highlights,” details new priorities and initiatives to address the changing international environment. For FY 2004, the President is requesting appropriations under the Foreign Operations Subcommittee of $8,379,300 in discretionary funds for USAID-administered programs, including those programs jointly administered with the State Department and associated management costs. This includes $650 million the President has requested for two new accounts: the Famine Fund, to be managed by USAID, and the Global AIDS Initiative, to be coordinated by the State Department; agency and/or private organization allocations are yet to be determined. Also requested is $1,185,000,000 in P.L. 480 Title II, which is appropriated through the Department of Agriculture but is managed by USAID. The total request including P.L. 480 is $9,564,300. Levels do not include any potential funding through USAID from the new Millennium Challenge Account.

The tables and descriptions that follow provide further details in support of the budget request. Except for Table II, data provided in the tables are in thousands of dollars and cover a four-year period; Tables II(a-d) provide sector data for FYs 2001-2004 and are in millions of dollars. FY 2001 DA and CSH account levels are reconfigured to the new configuration begun in FY 2002, where family planning was moved to CSH and basic education was moved to DA.

Table I lists all the accounts managed by USAID. Where there are transfers of some of these funds to other agencies, these levels are noted. Levels for FY 2001 reflect rescissions. The Emergency Response Fund and the FY 2002 Supplemental are listed as separate line items under the accounts that received these funds, as well as the FY 2001 supplemental.

Tables II through XVI cover the individual USAID-managed accounts.

Tables XVII a, b and c, provide an estimated breakout of the FY 2002-2004 programs by the three program pillars under all USAID-managed program accounts. Programs of special interest or emphasis are also broken out under the individual pillars. Please note that FY 2003 levels reflect the FY 2003 request since the FY 2003 appropriation was not enacted at the time of this publication.

For a printable version of this section, that includes the charts and graphs from the Congressional Budget Justification FY 2004, please click here. (Note: This file is in pdf format.)

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