Bureau of Indian Affairs

Derived from awards

Computed from the 153 recipients we hold an award to. This is where money we can see went, which is not the same as a statement of what this funder sets out to fund — and the gap between the two is widest where our coverage is thinnest.

Programmes, by money awarded

• 15.035$357,463,120342 awards

Where the recipients are

The recipient's own location, not where the work happens. A national body headquartered in Washington spends money everywhere.

• OR $58,217,353
• MT $53,238,216
• CA $47,965,366
• WA $47,814,313
• MN $39,817,986
• OK $24,414,733
• FL $21,223,488
• AZ $17,178,391
• MI $12,484,815
• WI $11,472,077
• NM $7,307,414
• NV $5,004,254
• SD $4,298,102
• ID $1,783,651
• UT $1,182,012
• ME $952,795
• CO $647,836
• CT $415,404
• SC $410,665
• MS $305,266

Award sizes

Fixed bands rather than this funder's own quantiles, so two funders can be compared. A per-funder split would make every distribution look the same shape.

• 100k-500k 59
• 25k-100k 63
• 500k-2m 44
• over-2m 42
• under-25k 134

By fiscal year

A trend across the years we import, which is a bounded window. A year with no bar is a year outside it, not a year with no funding.

• FY2001 $16,435,096 (1)
• FY2013 $1,783,001 (2)
• FY2014 $3,021,463 (16)
• FY2015 $77,214,031 (37)
• FY2016 $74,369,080 (26)
• FY2017 $40,039,842 (38)
• FY2018 $6,856,048 (14)
• FY2019 $36,847,452 (15)
• FY2020 $13,047,676 (124)
• FY2021 $25,976,440 (8)
• FY2022 $54,335,854 (37)
• FY2023 $6,242,119 (13)
• FY2024 $794,393 (5)
• FY2025 $459,934 (4)