Elimination of
Weapons Grade Plutonium Production at Reactors
$41,700,000
Weapons Storage Security
$56,000,000
Chemical Weapons Destruction
$50,000,000
Biological Weapons Proliferation Prevention
$17,000,000
TOTAL*
$307,605,000
*Note: Total funding authorized for the CTR
program for FY2002 was $403 million, of which $51.5 million were allocated for
strategic nuclear arms elimination in Ukraine, $6.024 million for infrastructure
elimination in Ukraine, $6 million for infrastructure elimination in Kazakhstan,
$13.2 million for activities designated as "other
assessments/administrative support," and $18.65 million for defense and
military contracts.
["Floyd D. Spence National Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal Year 2002," Library of Congress Website, http://thomas.loc.gov.]
{Entered 10/9/2001 RG}
FY2001 CTR
FUNDING ALLOCATION
Strategic Offensive Arms Elimination
$162,800,000
Warhead Dismantlement
$9,300,000
Weapons Transportation Security
$14,000,000
Fissile Material Storage Facility
$57,400,000
Weapons Storage Security
$89,700,000
Reactor Core Conversion
$32,100,000
Biological Weapons Proliferation Prevention
$12,000,000
TOTAL*
$377,300,000
*Note: Total funding authorized for the CTR program
for FY 2001 was $433.4 million of which $34.1 million were allocated for
strategic nuclear arms elimination in Ukraine, $13 million for activities
designated as "other assessments/administrative support," and $9.0 million
for defense and military contracts.
["Floyd D. Spence National Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal Year 2001," Library of Congress Website, http://thomas.loc.gov.]
{Entered 4/6/2001 MJ}
FY 2000 CTR FUNDING ALLOCATION
Strategic Offensive Arms Elimination
$177,300,000
Warhead Dismantlement
$9,300,000
Chemical Weapons Storage Security
$20,000,000
Weapons Transportation Security
$15,200,000
Fissile Material Storage Facility
$64,500,000
Weapons Storage Security
$99,000,000
Reactor Core Conversion
$32,300,000
Biological Weapons Proliferation Prevention
$12,000,000
TOTAL*
$429,600,000
*Note: Total funding authorized for the CTR program
for FY 2000 was $475.5 million of which $41.8 million were allocated for
strategic nuclear arms elimination in Ukraine, $1.8 million for activities
designated as "other assessments/administrative support," and $2.3 million
for defense and military contracts.
["National Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal Year 2000," Library of Congress Website, http://thomas.loc.gov.]
{Entered 7/17/2000 MJ}
FY 1999 CTR FUNDING ALLOCATION
Strategic Offensive Arms Elimination
$142,400,000
Warhead Dismantlement
$9,400,000
Chemical Weapons Destruction
$88,400,000
Weapons Transportation Security
$10,300,000
Fissile Material Storage Facility
$60,900,000
Weapons Storage Security
$41,700,000
Reactor Core Conversion
$29,800,000
Biological Weapons Proliferation Prevention
$2,000,000
TOTAL*
$384,900,000
*Note: Total CTR funding for all FSU countries was $440,400,000 which included
$47,500,000 for strategic nuclear arms elimination in Ukraine and $8,000,000
for activities designated as "Other Assesments/Administrative Support."
[Compiled by CNS Staff from the National Defense Authorization
Act for Fiscal Year 1999]
For information on overall CTR program funding for all recipient countries,
please see the CTR Overview
file.
CUMULATIVE CTR FUNDING THROUGH SEPTEMBER 1998 Congressional Notifications and Corresponding Obligations
*Note: Data is current as of September 1998. All amounts are in US
Dollars. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
[Website of the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program:
http://www.ctr.osd.mil/funding/fundrus/htm.]
CTR AGREED PROGRAMS WITH RUSSIA:
1992--1997
PROGRAMS
PARTNERS
Strategic Offensive
Arms Elimination
U.S.- Department
of Defense
Russia - Ministry
of Economics
Nuclear Weapons
Protection,
Control, &
Accounting
U.S.- Department
of Defense
Russia - MOD
(12th Main Directorate), MinAtom
Fissile Material
Storage
U.S.- Department
of Defense
Russia - MinAtom
Chemical Weapons
Destruction
U.S.- Department
of Defense
Russia - President's
Committee, MOD (15th Main Directorate)
Reactor Core Conversion
U.S.- Department
of Defense, Department of Energy, NRC
Russia - MinAtom,
Gosatomnadzor
Additional Programs
Material Control
& Accounting
Export Control
Emergency Response
Arctic Nuclear
Waste
U.S.- Department
of Defense, Department of Energy, Department of State, Department of Commerce
Russia - MOD,
MinAtom, Min. of Economics
Defense and Military
Contacts
U.S.- Department
of Defense
Russia - MOD
Defense Conversion/Nonproliferation
"Fast Four" Projects
Defense Enterprise
Fund
R&D Foundation
International Science
and Technology
Center
Industry Conversion
U.S.- Department
of Defense, Department of State, Defense Enterprise Fund
Russia - MOD,
Min. of Economics, Min. of Science & Technology
This file is no longer
being updated. For more recent funding allocations, please see the
Funding Summary section of the Controlling Nuclear Warheads & Materials
database, at
http://www.nti.org/e_research/cnwm/overview/funding.asp.
Foreign Assistance
