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Drug control budget

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The FY 2004 National Drug Control Budget reflects a significant restructuring from prior years. The drug budget now contains only those expenditures aimed at reducing drug use, rather than those associated with the consequences of drug use. The requested drug control funding amount for FY 2010 is approximately $15.1 billion. Budget figures presented here reflect this restructuring.

  Total federal drug control budget
(in millions)

   
FY 2002 final 10,781.4
FY 2003 final 11,220.1
FY 2004 final 12,005.6
FY 2005 final 12,784.3
FY 2006 final 13,144.1
FY 2007 final 13,844.1
FY 2008 final 13,275.8
FY 2009 enacted 14,844.7
FY 2010 request 15,069.1

 

Fiscal Years 2008-2010 federal drug control budget by function (in millions)
   
FY 2008
final
 
FY 2009 enacted
 
FY 2010
request
Function area

   Total   $13,275.8   $14,844.7   $15,069.1
             
Treatment with research   $3,255.2   $3,415.9   $3,566.0
Prevention with research   1,750.4   1,791.4   1,601.6
Domestic law enforcement   3,544.1   3,653.9   3,737.2
Interdiction   2,901.4   3,836.2   4,004.1
International   1,824.6   2,147.5   2,160.2
 
Source: ONDCP, National Drug Control Budget: FY 2010 Funding Highlights, May 2009.

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