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DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS PROGRAMS

Agency Performance Related Links


FY 2007 Performance and Accountability Report

FY 2009 Congressional Budget Justification

FY 2006-2011 Strategic Plan



VA, PART Program Ratings
Effective 0
Moderately Effective 4
Adequate 3
Ineffective 0
Results Not Demonstrated 3
Total PARTs Completed 10


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VA, Ratings of Agency Spending (dollars in millions)
Effective 0
Moderately Effective 1,053
Adequate 46,197
Ineffective 0
Results Not Demonstrated 48,602
Total PARTs Completed 95,852



FEDERAL PROGRAMS THAT ARE IN THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS AGENCY


Agency Program Name Funding
FY08		 Last
PART
Assessment		 Rating Link to
Program
Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Veterans Affairs- General Administration 325 2004 Moderately Effective Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Montgomery GI Bill- Veterans Education Benefits 2172 2003 Results Not Demonstrated Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Burial Benefits 194 2002 Moderately Effective Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Disability Compensation 38066 2002 Results Not Demonstrated Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Research and Development 535 2005 Moderately Effective Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Home Loans 8862 2004 Results Not Demonstrated Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Life Insurance 45 2005 Moderately Effective Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Medical Care 38915 2003 Adequate Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Pension 4039 2005 Adequate Link
Department of Veterans Affairs Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Program 767 2006 Adequate Link
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