Annual Program Statement (APS) – Public Diplomacy Grants Program: Advancing America First Priorities

This document is the Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), an OMB-approved budget form (OMB Number: 4040-0006, expiring 06/30/2028) used by applicants to apply for federal non-construction grant programs. The form is structured into six key sections designed to capture comprehensive financial plans: - **Section A (Budget Summary):** Collects high-level information by grant program, including Assistance Listing Numbers, estimated unobligated funds, and new or revised federal and non-federal budget allocations. - **Section B (Budget Categories):** Breaks down the budget into specific object class categories, such as personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, construction, other direct charges, and indirect charges. - **Section C (Non-Federal Resources):** Identifies the sources of non-federal funding, distinguishing between applicant, state, and other contribution sources. - **Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs):** Outlines the projected federal and non-federal cash requirements broken down by quarter for the first year. - **Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed for Balance of the Project):** Forecasts the anticipated federal funding requirements for up to four subsequent years of the project. - **Section F (Other Budget Information):** Captures details on direct and indirect charges, alongside space for remarks or narrative explanations. Overall, this standardized form serves as a critical financial tool for federal agencies to evaluate the feasibility, structure, and compliance of a grant applicant's proposed budget.

This document is the Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), an official federal budget form approved by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB Number: 4040-0006, expiring June 30, 2028). It is used by applicants to submit detailed budget information for non-construction federal grant programs. The form is structured into six key sections designed to capture comprehensive financial plans: * **Section A (Budget Summary):** Captures the grant program activity, Assistance Listing Number, estimated unobligated funds, and the new or revised federal and non-federal budget totals. * **Section B (Budget Categories):** Breaks down the budget into specific object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, construction, other, and indirect charges. * **Section C (Non-Federal Resources):** Details the sources of non-federal funding, distinguishing between applicant, state, and other contribution sources. * **Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs):** Outlines the projected federal and non-federal cash requirements quarterly for the first year. * **Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed for Balance of the Project):** Forecasts the federal funding requirements for up to four subsequent years of the project. * **Section F (Other Budget Information):** Provides space for detailing direct and indirect charges, as well as additional remarks. Overall, this standardized form serves as a critical compliance utility for federal grant applications, ensuring structured, transparent, and consistent financial reporting.

This document is the Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), an official federal budget information form designed for non-construction programs. Prescribed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB Circular A-102), this multi-page form is a standard requirement for federal grant applications to detail proposed project budgets. The form is structured into six key sections to capture comprehensive financial data: * **Section A (Budget Summary):** Captures the grant program name, Assistance Listing Number, estimated unobligated funds, and the newly requested federal and non-federal budget totals. * **Section B (Budget Categories):** Breaks down the budget by object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual costs, construction, other direct charges, and indirect charges. * **Section C (Non-Federal Resources):** Details non-federal funding sources, including contributions from the applicant, the state, and other sources. * **Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs):** Projects the quarterly federal and non-federal cash requirements for the first year of the grant. * **Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed for Balance of the Project):** Estimates the future federal funding required for up to four subsequent years of the project. * **Section F (Other Budget Information):** Provides space for detailing direct and indirect charges, as well as additional remarks. Overall, SF-424A serves as a critical, structured financial blueprint that enables federal agencies to evaluate the feasibility, allocation, and projected cash flow of a grant applicant's non-construction program.

This document is Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), a federal budget information form managed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB Control No. 4040-0006, expiring June 30, 2028). It is used by applicants to submit detailed budget information for non-construction federal grant programs. The form is structured into six key sections to systematically capture project costs: - **Section A (Budget Summary):** Collects high-level program details, including the Assistance Listing Number and estimated unobligated federal and non-federal funds. - **Section B (Budget Categories):** Breaks down project costs into standard object class categories, such as personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, and indirect charges. - **Section C (Non-Federal Resources):** Identifies the sources of non-federal matching funds, distinguishing between applicant, state, and other contribution sources. - **Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs):** Outlines the projected quarterly cash requirements for both federal and non-federal funds during the first year. - **Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed for Balance of the Project):** Forecasts the anticipated federal funding requirements for future multi-year periods. - **Section F (Other Budget Information):** Provides space for detailing direct and indirect charges, along with general remarks. The document serves as a standardized financial framework for federal agencies to evaluate the feasibility, structure, and cost-effectiveness of proposed grant projects.

This document is Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), a standard federal budget form used to collect detailed budget information for non-construction grant programs. Approved by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) under control number 4040-0006, the form is divided into six key sections designed to capture a comprehensive financial plan for a grant project. Section A provides a high-level budget summary, detailing the grant program, Assistance Listing Number, estimated unobligated funds, and the requested new or revised federal and non-federal budget. Section B breaks down the budget into specific object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, construction, other, and indirect charges. Section C identifies the sources of non-federal resources, such as applicant, state, or other contributions. Section D forecasts the project's quarterly and first-year cash needs for both federal and non-federal funds. Section E estimates the federal funds required for future years of the project, and Section F collects other budget information, including remarks and details on direct and indirect charges. Ultimately, this standardized form ensures federal agencies receive consistent, structured, and detailed financial data from grant applicants to assess budget feasibility and compliance.

This document is Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), a standardized federal budget form used to collect budget information for non-construction grant programs. It is divided into six key sections designed to provide a comprehensive financial overview of a proposed project. Section A (Budget Summary) captures the grant program activity, Assistance Listing Number, estimated unobligated funds, and the new or revised budget split between federal and non-federal sources. Section B (Budget Categories) breaks down the project’s object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual costs, construction, other direct costs, and indirect charges. Section C (Non-Federal Resources) details the applicant's matching funds, state contributions, and other non-federal funding sources. Additionally, Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs) projects the quarterly federal and non-federal cash requirements for the first year. Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed) outlines the forecasted federal funding required for future years of the project. Finally, Section F (Other Budget Information) captures details on direct and indirect charges, alongside space for remarks. This form is essential for federal grant applications, ensuring standardized budget reporting and compliance with OMB Circular A-102.

This document is the Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), an official federal budget information form prescribed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB Circular A-102) for non-construction grant programs. Its primary purpose is to collect detailed budget estimates and financial projections from applicants seeking federal grant funding. The form is structured into six key financial sections: - Section A (Budget Summary) captures the overall federal and non-federal funding requests by grant program and Assistance Listing Number. - Section B (Budget Categories) breaks down projected costs into standard object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual, indirect charges, and program income. - Section C (Non-Federal Resources) details the sources of non-federal matching funds, such as applicant, state, or other contributions. - Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs) outlines quarterly cash requirements for the first year of the grant. - Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed) projects the federal funding requirements for future years of the project. - Section F (Other Budget Information) collects additional details regarding direct and indirect charges, along with space for explanatory remarks. Overall, this standardized form serves as a critical compliance and financial planning tool used during the federal grant application and review process to evaluate the feasibility and allocation of project funds.

This document is the Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), a federal budget information template prescribed by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB Circular A-102) for non-construction grant programs. It serves as a standardized form for grant applicants to outline and submit detailed budget proposals to federal agencies. The form is structured into six key sections designed to capture comprehensive financial plans: - **Section A (Budget Summary):** Summarizes the federal and non-federal funding requested by grant program, function, activity, or Assistance Listing Number. - **Section B (Budget Categories):** Breaks down the budget into specific object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual costs, construction, other direct charges, and indirect charges. - **Section C (Non-Federal Resources):** Identifies matching funds or contributions from the applicant, state, or other non-federal sources. - **Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs):** Details the projected quarterly cash requirements for both federal and non-federal funds during the first year. - **Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed for Balance of the Project):** Estimates the federal funding required for subsequent years of the project. - **Section F (Other Budget Information):** Provides space for direct and indirect charge details, along with remarks to justify or explain budget calculations.

This document is the Standard Form 424A (SF-424A), an OMB-approved budget form (OMB Number: 4040-0006, expiring 06/30/2028) used by applicants to apply for federal non-construction grant programs. The form is structured into six key financial sections to capture comprehensive project budget information: - **Section A (Budget Summary):** Captures the grant program name, Assistance Listing Number, estimated unobligated funds, and the new or revised budget split between federal and non-federal funding. - **Section B (Budget Categories):** Breaks down the budget into standard object class categories, including personnel, fringe benefits, travel, equipment, supplies, contractual costs, construction, other direct costs, and indirect charges. - **Section C (Non-Federal Resources):** Details the source of non-federal matching funds, including applicant, state, and other contributions. - **Section D (Forecasted Cash Needs):** Projects the quarterly cash requirements for both federal and non-federal funds during the first year. - **Section E (Budget Estimates of Federal Funds Needed for Balance of the Project):** Estimates the future federal funding required for up to four subsequent years. - **Section F (Other Budget Information):** Provides space for direct and indirect charge details, along with remarks. Overall, SF-424A serves as a standardized financial tool to ensure transparency, accountability, and consistency in federal grant applications.