Budget Justification
FY 2003

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Introduction Statement of the Administrator USAID Organization Chart Assisted Countries - World Map Summary of FY 2003 Budget Request Program Highlights Management Improvements Operating & Administrative Expenses Capital Investment Fund Working Capital Fund Operation Expenses of the Inspector General Foreign Service Retirement and Disability Fund Summary Tables Regions     Africa     Asia & the Near East     Europe & Eurasia     Latin America & the      Caribbean Central Programs Glossary Abbreviations and Acronyms 10     Introduction The U.S. Agency for International Development's (USAID) FY 2003 budget justification to the Congress reflects the Administration's program and budget request for bilateral foreign economic assistance appropriations. The Main Volume of the budget justification summarizes the budget request and discusses the programs and activities implemented through USAID's centrally funded programs and through the four geographic regions. A separate Summary Tables volume includes tables that illustrate the foreign assistance budget request for FY 2003 and provide a detailed tabular breakout of the economic assistance budget for FY 2000 (actual), FY 2001 (actual), FY 2002 estimate, and FY 2003 (request). Five annexes to the Main Volume discuss USAID programs in the geographic regions and the central programs, including program narratives and data sheets. Annex I details programs and activities for Africa.   Annex II details the programs for Asia and the Near East, consisting of East and South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa.   Annex III details the programs for Europe and Eurasia, consisting of Europe and Eurasia (the Independent States of the former Soviet Union).   Annex IV details the Latin America and Caribbean programs, consisting of Central and South America and the Caribbean.   Annex V details programs of the Agency's central and pillar bureaus, including Democracy, Conflict and Humanitarian Assistance; Economic Growth, Agriculture, and Trade; Global Health; Management; and Policy Program Coordination.

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