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U.S. Compact Grants to FSM in February 2008

March 17, 2008

For the fifth month of the current fiscal year, the FSM Department of Finance received Compact-funded grants from the United States Government totaling $6,544,223. These payments were for Compact sector grants for Education, Health, Public Sector, Environment, and Private Sector Development plus Infrastructure and Supplemental Education Grants for February of Fiscal Year 2008. The breakdown of these grants follows:

Sector Grants for FSM National Government

Public Sector Capacity Building (2004 Carryover Funding)$73,832
Infrastructure$106,327
Supplemental Education Grant (2005 Carryover Funding)$913,666
Total Payment for FSM National Government:$1,093,825

Sector Grants for Chuuk State

Education Sector$859,671
Health Sector$624,964
Public Sector (Capacity Building)$67,708
Environment Sector$39,875
Private Sector Development$60,404
Supplemental Education Grant$321,365
Total Payment for Chuuk:$1,973,987

Sector Grants for Kosrae State

Education Sector$171,738
Health Sector$158,500
Public Sector (Capacity Building)$65,000
Environment Sector$14,600
Private Sector Development$8,494
Total Payment for Kosrae:$418,332

Sector Grants for Pohnpei State

Education Sector$580,000
Health Sector$443,954
Public Sector (Capacity Building)$42,000
Environment Sector$27,000
Private Sector Development$11,896
Supplemental Education Grant$506,651
Total Payment for Pohnpei:$1,611,501

Sector Grants for Yap State

Education Sector*$503,169
Health Sector*$244,117
Public Sector (Capacity Building)$35,401
Environment Sector*$185,660
Private Sector Development*$110,351
Supplemental Education Grant*$367,880
Total Payment for Yap:$1,446,578
* includes ‘04, ‘05, ‘06 carryover funds

TOTAL SECTOR GRANT PAYMENTS FOR FSM (Feb. FY 2008): $6,544,223

These payments are made on a monthly basis, based upon requests submitted by the FSM Government on behalf of the national government, the four state governments and the College of Micronesia-FSM. The U.S. Department of the Interior, Office of Insular Affairs administers these funds for the United States Government.