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Program Accomplishments for Fiscal Years 2005-2006


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HUD’s Office of Native American Programs (ONAP) administers housing and community development programs that benefit American Indian and Alaska Native tribal governments, tribal members, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands, Native Hawaiians, and other Native American organizations.

ONAP’s mission is to:

increase the supply of safe, decent, and affordable housing available to Native American families
strengthen communities by improving living conditions and creating economic opportunities for tribes and Indian housing residents; and
ensure fiscal integrity in the operation of the programs it administers

ONAP’s programs are:

	Indian Housing Block Grant program (IHBG)
	Native Hawaiian Housing Block Grant program (NHHBG)
	Indian Community Development Block Grant program (ICDBG)
	Section 184 Indian Housing Loan Guarantee program
	Section 184A Housing Loan Guarantee program (for Native Hawaiians)
	Title VI Federal Guarantees for Financing Tribal Housing program

Program Accomplishments Positively Impact Indian Country

Program accomplishments translate to outputs that have immediate and dramatic positive effects on Native American communities. They directly contribute to such long-term outcomes as:

An increased supply of safe, decent, and affordable housing for Native American families
Fair and ample credit opportunities for Native American homebuyers
Healthier economies and better employment opportunities

ONAP established performance indicators to measure the most important and consistent use of program funds. As of October 17, 2006, ONAP’s program recipients had reported the following accomplishments for Fiscal Year 2005:

797 rental units were constructed using IHBG funds.
124 rental units were acquired using IHBG funds.
746 rental units were rehabilitated using IHBG funds.
1,239 homeownership units were constructed using IHBG funds.
342 homeownership units were acquired using IHBG funds.
5,693 homeownership units were rehabilitated using IHBG funds.
634 homeownership loans were guaranteed using the Section 184 program.
4 loans were guaranteed using the Title VI program.
255 jobs were created related to ICDBG projects.
875 housing units were rehabilitated using ICDBG funds.

In Fiscal Year 2006, ONAP tracked accomplishments by region, as follows:

Indian Housing Block Grant Accomplishments 2006

Region	Homeownership Units Constructed	Homeownership Units Acquired	Homeownership Units Rehabilitated
Alaska	114	415	786
Eastern/Woodlands	167	51	864
Northern Plains	161	21	109
Northwest	124	126	108
Southern Plains	235	402	1607
Southwest	413	16	390
Total	1214	1031	3864

Region	Rental Units Constructed	Rental Units Acquired	Rental Units Rehabilitated
Alaska	39	34	38
Eastern/Woodlands	112	26	137
Northern Plains	75	42	114
Northwest	184	5	234
Southern Plains	118	37	30
Southwest	299	12	106
Total	827	156	659

Section 184 and Title VI Loan Guarantee Programs Accomplishments 2006

Region	Section 184 Homeownership Loans	Title VI Guaranteed Loans
Alaska	60	9
Eastern/Woodlands	192	0
Northern Plains	100	0
Northwest	88	0
Southern Plains	470	1
Southwest	229	0
Total	1,139	10

Indian Community Development Block Grant Accomplishments 2006

Region	ICDBG Jobs Created	ICDBG Housing Units Rehabilitated
Alaska	0	63
Eastern/Woodlands	0	0
Northern Plains	60	40
Northwest	8	0
Southern Plains	6	0
Southwest	5	94
Total	79	197

Native Hawaiian Programs:

In Fiscal Year 2005:

72 homeownership units were constructed in Hawaii using NHHBG funds.
10 homeownership loans were guaranteed in Hawaii using the Section 184A program.

In Fiscal Year 2006:

23 homeownership units were constructed or acquired in Hawaii using NHHBG funds.
1 homeownership loan was guaranteed in Hawaii using the Section 184A program.

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