Financial Assistance
The Financial Assistance Priority Area focuses on maximizing the value of grant funding by applying a risk-based, data-driven framework that balances compliance requirements with demonstrating successful results for the American taxpayer.
Below is the Executive Steering Committee organizational structure for the Financial Assistance Priority Area:
EnlargeThe Executive Steering Committee membership for the Financial Assistance Priority Area includes:
- Office of Management and Budget
- Department of Health and Human Services
- National Science Foundation
- Department of Justice
- Department of Labor
- Federal Assistance Committee for E-Government Co-Chairs
08/11/2020
Controller Alert: Award Description Data Quality for Financial Assistance Awards
The purpose of this Controller Alert is to provide agencies a reminder of the most recent OMB policy regarding Financial Assistance requirements for award description data quality and controls.
Read More03/07/2017
Controller Alert: Reducing Burden For Federal Agencies By Rescinding Grants Management Related Requirements
The purpose of this Controller Alert is to provide additional details and updates regarding the grants management related requirements that were rescinded in M-17-26.
Read More07/05/2016
July 2016: Uniform Guidance: Promising Practices in Implementation
Opening Remarks Dave Mader, Controller, OMB Rhea Hubbard, Policy Analyst, OMB Gil Tran, Policy Analyst, OMB Promising Practices in Implementation; Risk Assessment (Panel 1) Andrea Brandon, Director, Financial Assistance Policy and Oversight, Department of Homeland Security and COFAR Co-Chair Phil Maestri, Director, Risk Management Service, U.S. Department of Education Moderator; Rhea Hubbard, Policy Analyst, OMB. Continued
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