Assessed Contributions for State Department

The Department of State administers Assessed Contributions for State Department (CFDA 19.707), a funding mechanism with no competitive application process that operates exclusively through pre-existing country agreements. This program does not solicit applications and is not open to general pursuit; funding is determined by assessed contribution obligations that vary by country agreement and require an agreement to already be in place. The Legal Office within State oversees the program. No recent grant awards, opportunity postings, award economics data, or assistance-type information are available in the source material. Prospective participants must have an existing bilateral or multilateral agreement with the U.S. Department of State to receive funding under this mechanism. Given the absence of a competitive solicitation pathway and the requirement for pre-negotiated country agreements, this program is not a viable pursuit avenue for organizations without an existing formal relationship and agreement framework with State. Organizations with active diplomatic or programmatic agreements with State should engage the Legal Office directly to clarify their eligibility and any outstanding assessed contribution obligations rather than pursuing this through a standard grant application process.