Links to Agency-Related Budget Information and Budget Analysis - Agency Requests and Numbers, Help in Finding Agency Money
The budget requests for many agencies can be found by following these links. At the end of this page there are links for help and services aimed at finding funding for specific purposes.
Agency Programs, Requests, and Numbers |
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| Department of Agriculture (USDA) FY 2001 | USDA's budget includes Food Stamps, Child Nutrition, food inspections, open space preservation, National Forests, as well as many agriculture-related activities (pest control, bioengineering, plant and animal research). Materials are HTML, directly viewable with your browser. |
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Department
of Commerce (DOC) budget materials index page Commerce FY 2001 table of contents PDF file Commerce FY 2000 table of contents PDF file |
Overall
Department of Commerce (DOC) site. DOC
includes the Census and international trade
activities as well as NIST
and NOAA. Technical Note: The material is organized into PDF files; there is no HTML (viewable directly in your browser) budget justification material at this site. You can look at what is available by accessing the index page, or you can directly download the PDF* tables of contents for the budget justifications; the tables of contents are linked to additional PDF files with the actual justification materials. |
| FY 2001 NIST | DOC's Technology Administration’s National Institute of Standards and Technology. |
| National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration FY 2001 | An access page
to NOAA's budget request, which is in a PDF
file. The FY 2000 site is an access page for downloading budget documents in PDF* files. |
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| Department of Defense FY 2004 | This
page provides current budget information. This page is an access page, with links to prior years and the sites of the various services. The page is organized to provide access to much material on a very complicated budget. |
| Department of Education FY 2001 | Education's web site has only summary information on the budget. There is no information equivalent to that provided by other agencies on their budget justifications. |
| Department of Energy FY 2001 | Page with links
to PDF* files.
This site is very comprehensive, with access to
much information on the Department's budget. Technical Note: The material is organized into PDF files; there is no HTML budget justification material at this site. |
| EPA
budget materials access page EPA FY 2001 summary of budget request - PDF file EPA FY 2000 table of contents PDF file EPA FY 1999 - HTML |
There is a
clear explanation of what the materials
are. The access page has links to sites
for appropriations language and reports. Technical Note: The material is mostly organized into PDF files; only limited HTML (viewable directly in your browser) budget justification material at this site. You can look at what is available by accessing the index page, or you can directly download the PDF* tables of contents for the budget justifications; the tables of contents are linked to additional PDF files with the actual justification materials. |
| Health and Human Services FY 2001 | These pages provide access to files which contain budget materials in PDF or WP (WordPerfect®) formats. There are no HTML budget materials. HHS components include CDC, FDA and NIH. |
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CDC
Performance Plans access page CDC Performance Plan for FY 2001 (PDF download link) |
CDC's page to
access its budget materials, but only performance
plans are available for FY 2001. The links
directly load PDF*
files. The FY 2001
performance plan is an interesting document, with
references to a preliminary budget submitted to
HHS. FY 2000 budget materials are available. |
| Food and Drug Administration FY2001 Performance Plan | The FY 2001 materials are available as HTML and a PDF file. FDA has a page on its performance plan that is completely separated from its budget materials. |
| Housing and Urban Development | HUD has an
access page for materials on the budgets for
various years. However, there is little
here. It is mostly a collection of press
releases and summaries. HUD is another agency where GPRA materials are separate from budget materials. In February 2000 the most recent performance plan was for FY 1999. |
| Department of the Interior budget access page | DOI has access pages with a collection of miscellaneous budget-related materials, not well organized. Much relevant material is not here, such as the text of the request to Congress. Some of the components of DOI have their own web sites with budget materials. |
| Department of Justice (DOJ) access page | The main page gives a simple list of links for all DOJ budget materials. However, there are no detailed explanatory materials at any of the pages. |
| Department of Labor budget access page | Labor lists current budget materials on an access page that is organized chronologically. Older materials are no longer listed, but they can be found by using the search feature of the site. |
| National Aeronautics and Space Administration FY 2001 | Access page for all NASA budget materials. FY 2001 is all PDF* files. FY 2000 links available as PDF or HTML files. |
| National Science Foundation FY 2001 | The NSF pages provide access to the budget documents. The FY 2001 site is a page with links to PDF* files and HTML versions of the materials. The FY 2000 site uses frames with links to HTML files. |
| National Institutes of Health FY 2001 | Narrative is
viewable with most browsers, but you may have
difficulty with tables. The FY 2000 and FY 1999 materials are limited. The National Institutes of Health are made up of many Institutes. Each may have its own site with budget materials. Some follow. |
| NIH National Cancer Institute | This an access page to the NCI budget materials, including the FY 2001 "bypass" budget (statement of needs prepared as required by law, not reviewed by OMB for conformance with the President's budget). The FY 2001 budget request is a large PDF file. |
| NIH NIAMSD FY2001 | National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases access page. Links to details. |
| NIH NIEHS FY2001 | National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. |
| Department of State | Page for access for data on FY 2001, 2000, and 1999. Not much detail here. |
| Transportation | DOT overall access page to budget materials for various years. Only budget in Brief for FY 2001. Forces you to download PDF files, but there is no copy of the actual submission to Congress. Components include NHTSA and FTA. |
| National Highway Traffic Safety Administration | NHTSA "budgets in brief." Good summaries of the information, as well as outcome measures for performance plan. |
| Federal Transit Administration | FTA - only a few summary tables, but they present numbers which are critical for interested stakeholders. See the summary table for an interesting way to present budget information directly relevant to specific contituencies. |
| Treasury | Summaries on FY
2001. Limited information in PDF
files. Of interest is the highlights of FY
1999 performance. Unfortunately, references
are made to documents not available at the site. Other Treasury sites deal with overall Federal finances, such as the National debt and income and expenses (go to other links for this). |
Help in Finding Where the Money Is |
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| FEDERAL MONEY RETRIEVER/Federal Spending by Subject | A service to identify sources of Federal funding. |
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