The document analyzes trends in the U.S. Foreign Operations budget from FY2015 to FY2017, breaking down funding by objective and program area. It shows that overall funding increased slightly by 4% but that some areas saw funding decreases, with the largest being humanitarian assistance which declined by 6%. Within health programs, funding for HIV/AIDS, maternal health, and malaria increased while funding for water, tuberculosis, and nutrition programs decreased. Stabilization operations saw a 3% drop in security funding. Economic growth funding rose 24% overall due to increases for the environment, private sector competitiveness, and trade and investment programs.