Appendix I 

Programwide Information

Table I.4: Expenditures by Country,

Noncredit Programs (Fiscal Year 1990

Dollars in thousands

Through December 31, 1994) 

Total

Percent of total

Country

expenditures

expenditures

Russia

$1,661,064

47.60

Armenia

350,897

10.06

FSU wide

258,330

7.40

Ukraine

253,794

7.27

Georgia

243,301

6.97

Kyrgyzstan

156,012

4.47

Belarus

136,677

3.92

Kazakhstan

128,201

3.67

Moldova

68,772

1.97

Tajikistan

64,235

1.84

Turkmenistan

63,909

1.83

Azerbaijan

52,198

1.50

Uzbekistan

32,608

0.93

Soviet Union

12,527

0.36

Non Russia FSU

a

4,716

0.14

Nuclear Weapon States

b

2,429

0.07

Total

$3,489,668

100.00

a

Expenditures for programs where the agency could not provide a specific country breakout, but

knew that nothing was expended for Russia.

b

Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan.

On a per capita basis, ranking of U.S. expenditures by country changes

dramatically. The United States has expended more per capita for

programs in Armenia, Georgia, and Kyrgyzstan than in the rest of the 

FSU

.

Countries with larger populations, such as Russia and Ukraine, are much

lower in per capita expenditures 8th and 11th, respectively. (See table

I.5.)

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