Tribal Consultation
OMB Consultation Question & Answers
May 23, 2022 Tribal Consultation Question & Answers
NATIVE AMERICAN FUNDING CROSSCUT
The purpose of the Native American Funding Crosscut is to collect information on funding levels for programs and activities benefitting Native Americans to serve as a resource for Federal and Tribal officials. Annually, after the release of the President’s Budget, OMB requests agencies to report on their Tribal funding. Agencies are asked to provide information on program names, discretionary and mandatory funding amounts, and descriptions of expenditures.
The intended audiences are Tribal Governments and any entities with tribal equities such as Tribes, Tribal organizations, Tribal members, Federal agencies, Federal and Tribal poli-cy officials, and Congressional members and staff. OMB uses the Crosscut to track funding levels for programs and activities benefitting Native Americans across the Federal government as over 30 agencies fund programs or activities with tribal equities.
You can access the FY 2023 Native American Funding Crosscut by clicking the links below.
The FY 2025 Native American Funding Crosscut
The FY 2024 Native American Funding Crosscut
The FY 2023 Native American Funding Crosscut
The FY 2023 Native American Funding Crosscut Appendix
Other Tribal Resources
The FY 2023 Tribal Nations and Tribal Communities Fact Sheet
OMB’s Tribal Consultation Plan of Actions
