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The Department of State will receive $602 million from the Recovery Act.  These funds will go towards the following projects: Diplomatic{7F6FA45B-3028-4374-B3FE-E9308EDECAFB} & Consular Programs, D&CP/Capital Investment Fund, Office of Inspector General, International Commissions/International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) Construction, and USAID.


More information about State Department plans can be found by visiting www.state.gov/recovery.

 

State Department Programs Receiving Funding

Diplomatic & Consular Programs (D&CP):  $90 million

Description:  "Conference report language references the Diplomatic Security training facility, Consular Affairs passport facilities, and training facilities, but no specific funding levels are provided for individual projects in this account."  (from U.S. Department of State Information Related to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009)

Type of funding: Agency Plans

How to apply: Specific information about this program has not been released.  For information about State Department plans, please visit www.state.gov/recovery/.

 

International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) Construction: $220 million

Description: "The USIBWC has identified the need to raise levee height and make structural repairs to ensure the levees provide adequate protection during the 100-year flood, a flood that has a 1% chance of occurring in any given year. The levee rehabilitation is intended to meet standards established by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). U.S. Section hydraulic modeling and geotechnical analysis have identified levee segments where there are height deficiencies or structural weaknesses that could lead to levee failure during a flood. The USIBWC has also undertaken required environmental studies. The Recovery Act funding will allow rehabilitation of approximately 170 miles of levees, including Rio Grande levees and levees in the interior floodways in the Lower Rio Grande Flood Control Project." (from Recovery Plan Press Release - Recovery Act Projects)

Type of funding: Agency Plans

How to apply: Specific information about this program has not been released.  For information about State Department plans, please visit www.state.gov/recovery/.