Former Soviet Union: Assessment of U.S. Bilateral Programs

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Report Type	Reports and Testimonies
Report Date	Dec. 15, 1995
Report No.	T-NSIAD-96-78
Subject	Arms control agreements Developing countries Economic development Chemical weapons Federal aid to foreign countries Foreign economic assistance Foreign governments Interagency relations International cooperation Nuclear proliferation DOD Cooperative Threat Reduction Program Soviet Union

Summary:

Hampered at the outset by a lack of coordination, U.S. aid to the former Soviet Union is now better managed and is achieving promising, although mixed, results in a variety of projects ranging from the promotion of economic reforms to the disposal of nuclear weapons. This report provides information on U.S. bilateral programs with the newly independent states of the former Soviet Union from fiscal year 1990 through December 1994 to help them make the transition to democratic societies with market economies. GAO discusses (1) the amount of funds obligated and spent; (2) the amount of credits provided, including subsidy costs; and (3) the appropriation source and budget function for these funds. This information is categorized by agency, recipient country, and programmatic sector.

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Former Soviet Union: Assessment of U.S. Bilateral Programs