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B-173240 1 (1973-02-16)

handle is hein.gao/gaobabkij0001 and id is 1 raw text is: - ot to be re leasea Qu ::ae * Accounting Office except on the basis of specifc V by the Office of Congressional Relations, a recordW ,hichf 4h7 1 &Is kept by the Distribution Uction, PublcatsA r.neh, OAS 0COMPTROLLER GENERAL OF THE UNITER q WASHINGTON. D.C. 20548 _ 73 1 1973 B-173240 L 089193 Dear Mr. Chairman: This letter provides information on the Agency for International Development's (AID's) dola iat~o s , r poo~.tiond~aiily ngsstancerogrst quarter of fscalyar 1973. This information was requested in the Senate Committee on Appropriations September 27, 1972, report entitled Foreign Assistance and Related Programs Appropriation Bill, 1972 and in our discussions with your Subcommittee's office. The Committee directed that excess foreign currencies be used to the maximum extent they are available to carry out U.S. programs to reduce population pressures, Our letters to the Subcommittee, dated April 21, May 26, and October 13, 1972, provided information on AID's dollar obligations during fiscal year 1972 for its population assistance programs in excess currency countries. As we believe our reports may now have fulfilled the Subcommittee's needs, we plan no further reporting on this matter unless requested to do so. As in our previous reviews, we tried to ascertain, at AID's headquarters in Washington, D.C., if AID obligated dollars to finance population programs when U.S.-owned excess currencies could have been used. In accordance with the wishes of your Subcommittee's office, we have not obtained AID's comments on this letter. AID DOLLAR OBLIGATIONS DURING THE FIRST QUARTER OF FISCAL YEAR 1973 AID obligated $19.5 million for population and family planning assistance programs--$210,000 for AID Mission programs in excess- currency countries, $7.6 million for interregional programs not iden- tified with specific countries, and $11.7 million for programs in nonexcess currency countries. eY64/(/

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