Winners and losers in the proposed fiscal 2003 IT budget -- FCW

For a fiscal 2003 budget roundup, click here.

AGENCYFY 2001FY 2002FY 2003Percent change 2002 to 2003

Army Corps of Engineers	184	225	179	- 20
Agriculture	1,276	1,383	1,488	+ 7.6
Commerce	1,029	1,031	950	- 7.9
Defense	21,212	21,729	21,529	+ 1.56
Education	543	643	653	- 0.92
Energy	1,111	1,127	1146	+ 1.69
Health and Human Services	3,338	3,713	3,914	+ 5.41
Housing and Urban Development	306	364	369	+ 1.37
Interior	560	598	606	+ 1.34
Justice	1,408	1,665	1,632	- 1.98
Labor	292	374	420	+ 12.3
State	396	582	634	+ 8.93
Transportation	2,120	2,477	2653	+ 7.11
Treasury	2,196	2,792	3,031	+ 8.56
Veterans Affairs	1,089	1,219	1,261	+ 3.45
Environmental Protection Agency	399	428	450	+ 5.14
Federal Emergency Management Agency	124	132	132	0
General Services Administration	380	399	389	- 2.51
NASA	2,110	2,230	2,096	- 6.01
National Science Foundation	2	2	2	0
Office of Personnel Management	57	76	88	+ 15.79
Patent and Trademark Office	177	240	233	- 2.92
Social Security Administration	695	741	702	- 5.26
U.S. Agency for International Development	69	80	81	+ 1.25
All other reporting agencies	113	113	144	27.4
Total IT budget	41,246	44,419	44,838	+ .94

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