National Drug Control Strategy
FY 2008 Budget Summary
February 2007
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Each year the President develops the National Drug Control Strategy, which is the Nation’s plan for combating the use and availability of illicit drugs. The National Drug Control Strategy—Budget Summary identifies resources that support the three key elements of the Strategy: (1) Stopping Use Before it Starts; (2) Intervening and Healing America’s Drug Users; and, (3) Disrupting the Market. The Budget Summary demonstrates a balanced approach to drug control policy, where activities to reduce the demand for narcotics are augmented by efforts to stem their supply.
Table of Contents
Cover (PDF 147 kb)
I. Executive Summary (PDF 125 kb)
II. Drug Control Funding Tables (PDF 16 kb)
Table 1: Federal Drug Control Spending by Function (PDF 39 kb)
Table 2: Drug Control Funding by Agency (PDF 40 kb)
Table 3: Drug-Related Supplemental & Additional Spending for Emergency Designations (PDF 27 kb)
Table 4: Historical Drug Control Funding by Function (PDF 37 kb)
III. Agency Budget Summaries (PDF 16 kb)
Department of Defense (PDF 244 kb)
Department of Education (PDF 217 kb)
Department of Health and Human Services (PDF 261 kb)
Department of Homeland Security (PDF 280 kb)
Department of Justice (PDF 418 kb)
Office of National Drug Control Policy (PDF 191 kb)
Small Business Administration (PDF 89 kb)
State Department (PDF 230 kb)
Department of Transportation (PDF 107 kb)
Department of the Treasury (PDF 88 kb)
Department of Veterans Affairs (PDF 245 kb)
III. Appendices (PDF 16 kb)
Emergency Supplemental & Additional Spending with Emergency Designations (PDF 86 kb)
Glossary (PDF 72 kb)
Acknowledgments (PDF 128 kb)
