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OFAC administers a number of different sanctions programs. The sanctions can be either comprehensive or selective, using the blocking of assets and trade restrictions to accomplish foreign policy and national security goals.

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Over the last two years, the Office of Justice Programs has made substantial investments in programs that support partnerships between justice system officials, health and mental health professionals, and community providers designed to reduce arrests, divert individuals from the justice system and deliver treatment and other support to those in need. We have also continued our long-standing commitment to community reintegration by providing funding for adult and juvenile reentry programs.

The Office of Justice Programs is investing unprecedented, dedicated resources in programs designed to reduce gun crime and community violence. Last September, we awarded $100 million in grant funding under our Community Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative to support site-based programs, training, technical assistance and research across the country. This is the largest targeted federal investment in these strategies in history.

Public safety and equal justice are twin goals, each reinforcing the other. The Office of Justice Programs has been working across its program offices to advance reforms that promote community safety while promoting racial equity and improving access to justice.

The ambitious Accelerating Justice System Reform initiative is described in the Safer America Plan. At OJP, work is well underway to create an ecosystem of evidence-based prevention, intervention and diversion programs that can build stronger, safer communities while achieving more equitable outcomes. Our commitment is reflected in many of the funding solicitations we have announced for fiscal year 2023.

The Office of International Programs works to access, promote, and disseminate global best practices and technical innovations to ensure a safe and efficient U.S. highway transportation infrastructure. The three main elements of the office include: Multilateral Relations Programs, Bilateral Relations Programs, and the International Visitors Program. Through collaboration with international and domestic partners, the Office of International Programs works to address the Secretary's and FHWA's priorities, including innovation, infrastructure, and safety. The three program elements also work together and cross-pollinate, with developments in one area sometimes leading to opportunities in others. For example, a one-time visit to a particular country for Global Benchmarking may lead to a long-term exchange as part of a Bilateral relationship. A successful Bilateral exchange may lead to a Multilateral research project. Information or developments gleaned during a Multilateral meeting may attract the interest of FHWA subject matter experts and lead to a Global Benchmarking study. In this way, the programs work in complementary ways to address different aspects of FHWA's international efforts, all while focusing on US priorities and the objectives of the Agency.

OPPT manages programs under the Toxic Substances Control Act and the Pollution Prevention Act. Under these laws, EPA evaluates new and existing chemicals and their risks, and finds ways to prevent or reduce pollution before it gets into the environment. We also manage a variety of environmental stewardship programs that encourage companies to reduce and prevent pollution. OPPT implements the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), the Pollution Prevention Act and Section 313 of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act.

OPS is responsible for supporting OCSPP administrative programs, including budget, financial management, human resources, information technology, information management, and correspondence management, and is responsible for providing program support services related to rulemaking, peer review, international and intergovernmental relations, and communications.

The Office for Victims Programs (OVP) houses a number of programs to support victims of crime. The programs include grant funding for victim service agencies, support for local victim compensation and Victim Assistance and Law Enforcement (VALE) programs, victim rights compliance, supporting statewide anti-human trafficking efforts, and supporting statewide responses to sexual assault.

In addition, the FHWA Office of Tribal Transportation manages the Tribal Transportation Program Bridge Program and the Tribal Transportation Program Safety Fund for all federally recognized Tribes. These grant programs are set-asides from the overall Tribal Transportation Program.

The Office for the Advancement of Telehealth (OAT) improves access to quality health care through integrated telehealth services. Our programs support direct services, research, and technical assistance.

Partnering with 1890 Historically Black Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, 1994 Tribal Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, and Hispanic-Serving Institutions to ensure equitable participation in USDA programs and resources.

Are you trying to find out how USDA can help you? The Office of Partnerships and Public Engagement has collected useful and relevant information about USDA, all in one place. Not only can you better understand what different USDA agencies are responsible for, you can find out details about what programs are available and how you can apply. Please take a look!

This webpage provides information about OIG's exclusion authority and activities. OIG has the authority to exclude individuals and entities from Federally funded health care programs for a variety of reasons, including a conviction for Medicare or Medicaid fraud. Those that are excluded can receive no payment from Federal health care programs for any items or services they furnish, order, or prescribe. This includes those that provide health benefits funded directly or indirectly by the United States (other than the Federal Employees Health Benefits Plan).

OIG has the authority to waive an individual's or entity's exclusion participation in the Federal health care programs. A waiver may be requested only by the administrator of a Federal health care program. Excluded individuals or entities may not request a waiver from OIG. Read More

OIG has the authority to exclude individuals and entities from Federally funded health care programs pursuant to section 1128 of the Social Security Act (Act) (and from Medicare and State health care programs under section 1156 of the Act) and maintains a list of all currently excluded individuals and entities called the List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE). Anyone who hires an individual or entity on the LEIE may be subject to civil monetary penalties.Read More

Reinstatement of an excluded individual or entity is not automatic once the specified period of exclusion ends. In order to participate in Medicare, Medicaid and all other Federal health care programs once the term of exclusion ends, the individual or entity must apply for reinstatement and receive written notice from OIG that reinstatement has been granted.Read More

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The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) was established to advance and strengthen the research, instructional, creative, and community service goals of the university through extramural (sponsored) funding.

The ORSP is dedicated to the encouragement and support of all faculty research and sponsored projects. We assist the university community in the development of institutional grants, contracts, public and private partnerships, as well as facilitating intellectual property development, technology development and commercialization, as well as other entrepreneurial activities complementing and strengthening the university mission.

We encourage members of state, regional and local agencies and enterprises to contact us to assist in the development of grant project collaborations as well as contractual collaborations with CSUSB experts.

The ORSP is responsible for the coordination of administrative oversight, clearances, and the institutional compliance process for all university sponsored program activities. The office also coordinates the regulatory and compliance processes for all funded/sponsored research and service activities at the university.

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