Current
NSF FY 2008 Funding
On June 11, the House approved its FY 2008 Commerce-Justice-Science
spending bill (H.R. 3093), providing $6.509 billion for the National
Science Foundation (NSF). The figure represents an increase of $591.8
million (10 percent) over FY 2007. The Senate Appropriations Committee
approved its version of the spending bill (S. 1745) on June 28,
providing $6.553 billion for NSF, a $636.2 million (10.8 percent)
increase over the current funding year. The Administration's FY
2008 budget proposes $6.429 billion for the NSF, an increase of
$466.5 million (7.8 percent) over the FY 2007 Joint Funding Resolution.
NSF FY 2007 Funding
The FY 2007 funding resolution provides $5.96 billion for the National
Science Foundation, an increase of $316.7 million (5.6 percent)
over FY 2006. The increase is dedicated entirely to Research and
Related Activities, bringing the R&RA total to $4.77 billion,
a 7.1 percent increase over FY 2006. More >>
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