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Business Programs Fiscal Year (FY) 2002 Program Results. 1,562 loan/grants - $959.8 million76,300 jobs created/saved8,464 businesses impacted791 preapplications/applications - $769 million pending at FY end.. Business Programs FY 2003 Budget. ProgramFunding LevelB
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1. Rural Development NACS/NASPZone MeetingFebruary 27-28, 2003Spokane, Washington William F. Hagy III
Deputy Administrator, Business Programs
(202) 720-7287
2. Business Programs Fiscal Year (FY) 2002 Program Results 1,562 loan/grants - $959.8 million
76,300 jobs created/saved
8,464 businesses impacted
791 preapplications/applications - $769 million pending at FY end.
3. Business ProgramsFY 2003 Budget Program Funding Level
B&I Guaranteed $900 million + $309 million carry over
RBEG $47.99 million
RBOG $ 4 million
IRP $40 million
REDL $15 million
REDG $ 4 million
4. FY 2003 Budget (continuation) Earmarks
EZ/EC/Reap, Mississippi Delta, and Native American
Passenger Transportation
Mississippi Delta Memorandum of Agreement
1940-L
5. FY 2004 President’s Budget Business Programs Program Funding Level
B&I Guaranteed $602 million
IRP $ 40 million
RBEG $ 44 million
RBOG $ 3 million
REDL $ 15 million
REDG $ 4 million
6. FY 2004 President’s Budget (continuation) Pilot Asset Sale
Conducted jointly with FSA
$5 million proceeds anticipated each from Rural Development and FSA
7. Farm Bill Implementation Update Definition of “Rural and Rural Area” published - B&I, RBEG, and RBOG
Interim final rule in clearance:
B&I Assistance in non-rural areas
Cooperative Stock Purchase Program
$40 million vs $25 million loan limitation for certain types of businesses
Simplified application for B&I
8. Farm Bill Implementation Update (continuation) VADG
291 recipients - $57 million - 43 States
10 million for bioenergy (7 million - ethanol)
Final regulations published - late June to early July
FY 2003 funding - $40 million (mandatory)
9. Farm Bill Implementation Update (continuation) Purpose: Develop new and emerging technologies for use of biomass
Eligible Recipients: Individuals, corporations, farm cooperatives, associations, national laboratories, institutions of higher education, State/local energy agencies/offices, Indian Tribes, or consortiums compromised of any of/or the above.
10. Farm Bill Implementation Update (continuation) Cost sharing: Maximum of 30 percent
Budget outlook: Discretionary funding
11. Farm Bill Implementation Update (continuation) Purpose: Assist farmers, ranchers and rural small businesses with energy audits and using renewable energy technologies
Eligible Recipients: State energy/agriculture offices, regional or State-based energy organizations, and Native American energy organizations, institutions of higher learning, rural electric cooperatives or utilities, non-profit organizations, and other entities determined by the Secretary of Agriculture.
12. Farm Bill Implementation Update (continuation) Cost-sharing: 25% Match
Budget outlook: Discretionary funding
13. Farm Bill - Energy Title
14. General Provisions Grant amount not to exceed 25 percent of activity funded.
Combined loan/grant not to exceed 50 percent of cost of activity funded.
18. Business Programs Initiatives Updates RDAPTS
Moody’s software
National Training
19. Business Programs Initiatives Updates (continuation) Intranet Enhancements
Advisory Committee
Accreditation Program
20. Questions?