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The President's
National Drug Control Strategy
March 2004

Appendix A: National Drug Control Budget Summary

Drug Control Funding: Agency Summary,
FY 2003�FY 2005
(Budget Authority in Millions)

  FY 2003
Final
FY 2004
Enacted
FY 2005
Request
Department of Defense $905.9 $908.6 $852.7
Department of Education 644.0 624.5 611.0
Department of Health & Human Services
National Institute on Drug Abuse 960.9 990.8 1,019.1
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration 2,354.3 2,488.7 2,637.7
    Total HHS 3,315.2 3,479.5 3,656.8
Department of Homeland Security
Immigration and Customs Enforcement 518.0 538.7 575.8
Customs and Border Protection 873.9 1,070.5 1,121.4
U.S. Coast Guard 648.1 773.7 822.3
    Total DHS 2,040.0 2,382.9 2,519.4
Department of Justice
Bureau of Prisons 43.2 47.7 49.3
Drug Enforcement Administration 1,639.8 1,703.0 1,815.7
Interagency Crime and Drug Enforcement1 477.2 550.6 580.6
Office of Justice Programs 269.6 181.3 304.3
    Total DOJ 2,429.8 2,482.7 2,749.9
ONDCP
Operations 26.3 27.8 27.6
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area Program 226.0 225.0 208.4
Counterdrug Technology Assessment Center 46.5 41.8 40.0
Other Federal Drug Control Programs 221.8 227.6 235.0
    Total ONDCP 520.6 522.2 511.0
Department of State
Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs 874.3 914.4 921.6
Department of Veterans Affairs
Veterans Health Administration 663.7 765.3 822.8
Other Presidential Priorities2 3.4 2.2 3.5
Total Federal Drug Budget $11,397.0 $12,082.3 $12,648.6
1 Prior to FY 2004, funds for the Interagency Crime and Drug Enforcement programs were appropriated into two accounts, one in the Justice Department and one in the Treasury Department. Beginning in FY 2004 those accounts were consolidated. In this table funding is shown as combined for all three years.
2 Includes the Small Business Administration's Drug Free Workplace grants and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's Drug Impaired Driving program.


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