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HRD-78-37 1 (1978-01-09)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaawnf0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DOCUMENT RESUME 04780 - (B03251951 (Restricted) [Determination of Colts' eiating to the Environmental Education Acti. HRD-78-37; B-1& $13i(1). January 9, 1918. 5 pl.. Report to Rep. L. 11L Foaptain; by Gregory J. Ahar-t, Director, Human Resources Liv. Issue Area: Federal'_ pon-iA:d or Assisted Education Programs (3300). Contact: Human Resources Div, Budget Function: Education, MNnr ower, and Social !;ervices: Research and Genefil Educt-ion Aid- (503). Oqanization Concerneid-: Department of Health, Education, and Welfe re. Congressional Relevanc7e: 'Rep. L. H. Fountain. Authority: Environmental Educition Act (20 U.S.C. 1531). Information vas compiled on the estimated costs incurred by the Goveriiq't in administering the Environmental Education Act and by.ap- icants in applying tor grants under the act. The estimates are based largely on unverified information obtained through interviews and responses to questionnaires. The estimated cost of $1.5 million is equivalent to about 50% of the $3 million grant funds awarded for fiscal year 1976. The recipients of the 90 grants awarded for fiscal year 1976 were selected from among j,154 applicants, 300 of thich were considered to be in the fundable Kdnge. Estimated costs broken down by agencies are as' follows: the Department of Health, Education, and Welfar-e was $322,803 and the Office of 5snagement and Budget was $425. tficials of the Office af EnvironAental Education indicated that they had received approximately 37G congressional endorsements on behalf cf the applicants. Congressional costs were estimated to be in the range of $1,600 to $6,500. Responses to questionnaires sent to applicants indicated that, in total, the 1,154 applicants spent from $929,000 to $1,521,000 in preparing fiscal year 1976 grant dpplications. (SW) .

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