Rural Health
Denali Commission
Authorizing Legislation
| |
FY 2005
Actual |
FY 2006
CR |
FY 2007
PB |
Increase or
Decrease |
| Budget
Authority |
$39,283,000
|
$39,283,000
|
– |
-$39,283,000 |
FTE |
– |
– |
– |
– |
FY 2008 Authorization..........................................................................................................Expired
Statement of the Budget Request
- The FY 2008 Budget does not request
funding for the Denali Commission. This
is $39,283,000 below the FY 2007 Continuing
Resolution (CR).
Program Description -
The Denali Commission, an Agency of the
Department of Commerce, is modeled on
the Appalachian Regional Commission and
directed by Federal and State (Alaska)
co-chairs. Its core mission is economic
development in rural Alaska. The $39,283,000
million appropriated to HRSA for the Commission
in FY 2006 was combined with other resources
for planning, designing and constructing
primary health care facilities in the
State. Resources were also used to assist
other facilities, such as hospitals and
facilities that provide mental health
services.
Rationale for the Budget Request
- There is no FY 2008 Budget for this
program. The need has largely been met
through prior investment.
Funding levels for Denali Commission
during the last five years are as follows:
| FY |
$ |
| 2003 |
27,321,000 |
| 2004 |
34,793,000 |
| 2005 |
39,679,000 |
| 2006 |
39,283,000 |
| 2007 |
39,283,000 |
Outputs
| |
FY 2006 Actual |
FY 2007
CR |
FY 2008
PB |
| Grants |
35 |
35 |
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Performance Analysis
- This program was covered in OMB’s
combined Program Assessment Rating Tool
(PART) assessment of HRSA’s Rural
Health Activities during the FY 2005 budget
cycle. The program received a score of
Adequate. |