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Congressional Budget Justification for
Released by the Office of the Secretary of State
Foreign Operations, Fiscal Year 2001
Resources, Plans and Policy
U.S. Department of State, March 15, 2000
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
Statement by the Secretary of State
International Affairs Mission StatementTables:
International Affairs Budget Request by Appropriation Account - Summary
International Affairs Budget Request by Appropriation Account - DetailII. REQUEST BY APPROPRIATION ACCOUNT
Export and Investment Assistance
Export-Import Bank of the United States
Overseas Private Investment Corporation
Trade and Development AgencyBilateral Economic Assistance
U.S. Agency for International Development
Sustainable Development Program Overview
Child Survival and Diseases Fund
Development Assistance
Development Fund for Africa
International Disaster Assistance
USAID Credit Programs
USAID Operating Expenses
USAID Office of the Inspector GeneralOther Bilateral Economic Assistance
Economic Support Fund
Assistance for East Europe and the Baltic States
Assistance for the Independent States of the Former Soviet UnionPeace Corps
Inter-American Foundation
African Development FoundationInternational Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement
Migration and Refugee Assistance
U.S. Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund
Nonproliferation, Anti-terrorism, Demining, and Related ProgramsTreasury Technical Assistance
Debt Restructuring ProgramInternational Military Education and Training
Foreign Military Financing
Peacekeeping OperationsMultilateral Economic Assistance
Multilateral Development Banks
International Organizations and ProgramsFY 2000 Supplemental and Advance Appropriations
Debt Restructuring
The Balkans and Southeast Europe
Assistance to Plan ColombiaIII. REQUEST BY REGION
Overview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsOverview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsOverview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsOverview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsOverview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsOverview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsOverview by the Assistant Secretary
Country Programs
Regional ProgramsGlobal Programs
IV. SUPPORTING INFORMATION
Arms Control Considerations
Estimating Foreign Military Sales
Table: FMS and Construction SalesForeign Military Sales Administrative Costs
Table: Foreign Military Sales Administrative CostsOverseas Military Program Management
Table: Overseas Military Program Management - Costs
Table: Overseas Military Program Management - Personnel StrengthsExcess Defense Articles (EDA)
Table: Grants of Defense Articles under the Foreign Assistance Act
Table: Sales of Defense Articles under Foreign Military Sales ProvisionsLeased Defense Articles
Table: Leases under the Arms Export Control ActStockpiling of Defense Articles for Foreign Countries
Table: Value of Annual Ceilings for StockpilingCountries and International Organizations Eligible for Purchasing Defense Articles and Services
Commercial Exports Licensed or Approved under the Arms Export Control Act
End-Use Monitoring Programs
Table: Commercial Exports Licensed or Approved under the Arms Export Control ActTables: Legislative History of Authorizations and Appropriations
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