The Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Defense have disclosed the aggregate amount of congressional appropriations for their respective intelligence programs in fiscal year 2024.
ODNI said Thursday Congress appropriated $76.5 billion in FY 2024 funds, including supplemental funding, for the National Intelligence Program, or NIP.
The figure reflects a 6.7 percent increase from the previous year’s topline budget, which was $71.7 billion for FY 2023.
In a separate release published Thursday, DOD disclosed that the total appropriated budget for the FY 2024 Military Intelligence Program, or MIP, was $29.8 billion, up nearly 7 percent from the prior year’s figure of $27.9 billion.
For FY 2025, ODNI is requesting $73.4 billion in funds for the NIP and the Pentagon is seeking a budget of $28.2 billion for the MIP.
About NIP and MIP
NIP includes all projects, programs and activities of the U.S. Intelligence Community and other programs designated jointly by the director of national intelligence, the agency of department or agency and the president.
MIP is focused on intelligence activities carried out by military departments and agencies within DOD that support tactical U.S. military operations.