(The)National Drug Control Strategy, 1996 : program, resources, and evaluation

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Ⅰ. National Drug Control Strategy Goals and Objectives = 7
• Special Issues Surrounding Performance Measurement = 7
• Achieving the Overall Mission of Reducing Drug Use in America = 8
• Ⅱ. Assessments of Program Effectiveness = 25
• Treatment Capacity Assessment = 26
• Prevention Effectiveness = 28
• Treatment Effectiveness = 34
• The ONDCP Transit Zone Study = 48
• Analysis of Drug Use Progression = 52
• Ⅲ. Improving Our Knowledge Through the Research, Data and Evaluation Committee = 57
• Data, Evaluation, and Interagency Subcommittee = 58
• Science and Technology Subcommittee = 60
• Prevention, Treatment, and Medical Research Subcommittee = 64
• Ⅳ. Consultation : The White House Leadership Conference = 67
• Ⅴ. Agency Budget Summaries
• Department of Agriculture
• Agricultural Research Service = 76
• U.S. Forest Service = 79
• Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children(WIC) = 82
• Corporation for National and Community Service = 84
• Department of Defense = 86
• Department of Education = 92
• Department of Health and Human Services
• Administration for Children and Families = 99
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention = 103
• Food and Drug Administration = 105
• Health Care Financing Administration = 108
• Health Resources and Services Administration = 110
• Indian Health Service = 112
• National Institutes of Health(National Institute on Drug Abuse) = 116
• Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration = 124
• Department of Housing and Urban Development = 133
• Department of the Interior
• Bureau of Indian Affairs = 136
• Bureau of Land Management = 139
• U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service = 143
• National Park Service = 146
• Office of Insular Affairs(Formerly the Office of Territorial and International Affairs) = 149
• The Federal Judiciary = 151
• Department of Justice
• Assets Forfeiture Fund = 155
• U.S. Attorneys = 159
• Bureau of Prisons = 162
• Community Policing = 166
• Criminal Division = 169
• Drug Enforcement Administration = 174
• Federal Bureau of Investigation = 180
• Federal Prisoner Detention(Formerly the Support of U.S. Prisoners) = 185
• Immigration and Naturalization Service = 187
• Interagency Crime and Drug Enforcement(Formerly the Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Task Forces) = 191
• INTERPOL - U.S. National Central Bureau = 195
• U.S. Marshals Service = 199
• Office of Justice Programs = 202
• Tax Division = 208
• Department of Labor = 211
• Office of National Drug Control Policy Operations = 215
• Operations = 215
• High Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas = 222
• Special Forfeiture Fund = 226
• U.S. Small Business Administration = 228
• Social Security Administration = 230
• Department of State
• Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs = 233
• Emergencies in the Diplomatic and Consular Service = 239
• Department of Transportation
• U.S. Coast Guard = 241
• Federal Aviation Administration = 246
• National Highway Traffic Safety Administration = 250
• Department of Treasury
• Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms = 253
• U.S. Customs Service = 258
• Federal Law Enforcement Training Center = 265
• Financial Crimes Enforcement Network = 268
• Internal Revenue Service = 274
• U.S. Secret Service = 278
• Treasury Forfeiture Fund = 281
• U.S. Information Agency = 283
• Department of Veterans Affairs = 289
• Additional Funding Tables
• Drug Control Funding : Agency Summary, FY 1995 - FY 1997 = 296
• Federal Drug Control Spending by Function, FY 1995 - FY 1997 = 298
• National Drug Control Budget by Agency Decision Unit, 1994-1996 = 299
• National Drug Control Budget by Function, 1981-1996 = 312