Appendix II 

Agency Specific Information

Export Controls

This program provides assistance to Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine in

the development of export control institutions and infrastructure to

prevent the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. The assistance

encompasses four areas of activity: policy consultations and project

development, export control technical interaction, training and technical

assistance, and equipment. The Department of Commerce and the

Customs Service assisted in this program with funding from 

DOD

.

Fissile Material Storage

This program provides the Russians fissile material containers for the safe

Containers

and protective transport and storage of fissile material in connection with

the destruction of nuclear weapons. 

DOE

 assisted in this program with

funding from 

DOD

.

Fissile Material Storage

This program provides technical assistance for the design of a safe, secure,

Facility Design

and ecologically sound storage facility for fissile material delivered from

the destruction of nuclear weapons. 

DOE

 assisted in this program with

funding from 

DOD

.

Fissile Material Storage

DOD

 will provide material, services, and training relating to the

Facility Equipment

construction of a safe, secure, and ecologically sound storage facility for

fissile material derived from the destruction of nuclear weapons. 

DOE

assisted in this program with funding from 

DOD

.

FSU Science and

The program is designed to advance understanding of science and

Technology Program

technology by establishing long term, collaborative relationships with the

nations of the 

FSU

.

Humanitarian Assistance

DOD

 covered the costs for transporting private sector and U.S. government

excess material as humanitarian assistance to the 

FSU

. The funding levels

shown in table II.4 include the value of U.S. government commodities

shipped by 

DOD

 from fiscal years 1992 to 1993 plus the transportation costs

incurred shipping those goods plus goods donated by private groups from

fiscal year 1992 through the first quarter of fiscal year 1995. These figures

do not include funds that were allocated to and spent by the State

Department during fiscal year 1994 and the first quarter of fiscal year 1995

for transporting humanitarian assistance.

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