FY21 NIH, NSF, and AHRQ Budget Developments

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The Trump Administration is expected to release its FY21 budget request on February 10, 2020. I will be filling in information as I become aware of it. This blog entry will track FY21 appropriations developments for NIH, NSF, and AHRQ and so will be updated accordingly. (See log updates below.) To receive notifications of updates, follow ASA Science Policy on Twitter: @ASA_SciPol. See also AAAS initial summary.

Because this blog entry covers everything from the budget request to the final determination of the budget, it can become quite long. To help with that, I'll try to partition the blog entry:

NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences Table
Update log

See also, FY21 Statistical Agency Budget Developments, FY20 Budget Brings Increases for NIH, Select Statistical Agencies.

										FY21
	FY12	FY13	FY14	FY15	FY16	FY17	FY18	FY19	FY20	Request	% increase (vs. FY20)	House	Senate	Conference	% change
NIH	30.623	29.300	30.070¹	30.311¹	32.311¹	34.229¹	37.084	39.084	41.684	38.694	-7.2	47.000	43.684	42.934	3.0
AHRQ	$381 million	371	371	363.7	334	324	334	338	338	256.6²	-24	342.9	256.67	338	0
NSF	7.033	6.884	7.172	7.344	7.463	7.472	7.767	8.075	8.278	7.741	-6.5	8.550	8.478	8.487	2.5

¹FY14, FY15, FY16, FY17, & FY19 request levels are Program levels. FY15 NIH level includes Ebola funding. The levels also includes $150 million for Mandatory Type 1 Diabetes Research and $77.3 million for Interior Budget Authority. The FY19 request includes funding for three agencies, including AHRQ, that are proposed to be absorbed into NIH.
²The FY21 request again recommends consolidating AHRQ into NIH as part of the National Institute for Research on Safety and Quality (NIRSQ). The proposed budget for NIRSQ in FY21 is $355.1 million, including $98.5 million for the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Trust Fund (PCORTF). The PCORTF funds are not included in the level reported in the table.
Latest Action: ^*Subcommittee mark-up; ^**Committee mark-up; ^***Passed the Floor

For the NSF Division of Mathematical Sciences the FY13-FY20 and FY21 Request numbers are

FY13

FY14

FY15

FY16

FY17

FY18

FY19

FY20

FY21

$change

%change

DMS

$219.0 M

224.97

235.7

233.95

233.5

237.7

237.0

214.79

Updates (and sources):

2/10/20: NSF FY21 Budget Request
NIH: https://officeofbudget.od.nih.gov/pdfs/FY21/br/1-OverviewVolumeSingleFile-toPrint.pdf?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=adhoc&utm_content=newsletter
7/7/20: NIH and AHRQ House LaborH press release
7/7/20: NSF House CJS press release
11/10: AHRQ and NIH, Senate draft language
11/10: NSF, Senate draft language
12/21: NIH and AHRQ omnibus
12/21: NSF omnibus

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FY21 NIH, NSF, and AHRQ Budget Developments

See also, FY21 Statistical Agency Budget Developments, FY20 Budget Brings Increases for NIH, Select Statistical Agencies.

FY20 Budget Brings Increases for NIH, Select Statistical Agencies, Amstat News, April 2020.

FY20 Statistical Agency Budget Developments, an ASA Community blog entry

FY19 Statistical Agency Budget Developments, an ASA Community blog entry

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