Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico — CFDA 10.566

A single-jurisdiction listing at $18.2 billion

USAspending.gov records $18,233,290,027.82 in obligations under CFDA 10.566. Twenty awards produce that stock. A simple average is about $912 million per award. Nutrition assistance structured as a block to one administering government will look like this in the assistance file: a short award roster, a very large dollars-per-award ratio.

The assistance-listing title is NUTRITION ASSISTANCE FOR PUERTO RICO. CFDA 10.566 is the identifier. Other nutrition listings in the CFDA file are separate rows and are not included in the $18.2 billion. Mixing them would invent a combined nutrition total this packet does not contain.

One recipient, one state, twenty awards

Recipient count is 1. State count is 1. Award count is 20. Those three facts together describe a listing that does not fan out across fifty-plus jurisdictions the way WIC or SNAP admin matching does in this extract. The $18.2 billion is associated with that single organizational recipient in the aggregate. The packet does not name the recipient beyond what the CFDA title already states about Puerto Rico.

Twenty award records against one recipient means the file stores multiple assistance actions — original awards and modifications as USAspending stored them — rather than twenty separate administering agencies. Award count is therefore a weak proxy for “number of programs.” Recipient count (1) is the organizational headcount.

What the twenty awards are not

Award count is not a household caseload, a retailer count, or a monthly issuance calendar. A block nutrition grant can cover many participants under a handful of federal award rows. Citing 20 as families served would be a unit error.

The packet does not report benefit levels, eligibility rules, or a comparison to SNAP in the states. Those policy details are outside the four facts. This page sizes CFDA 10.566 in the USAspending assistance file.

Obligations versus nutrition benefits issued

The $18.2 billion is an obligation total from USAspending.gov. Outlays — cash drawn by the single recipient and, downstream, issued as nutrition benefits — are not in the packet. A block grant can be obligated while monthly issuance continues on a local calendar. Deobligations and upward modifications both move the stock.

Use CFDA 10.566 to answer how large Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico is in this extract, and how concentrated the recipient and state dimensions are. Do not use it as a cost-of-living index. Prices are not a field here.

Where to open 10.566

The Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico program page overlays these four facts. The all-programs index ranks 10.566 among other assistance listings by obligation size. Agency pages show awarding-agency totals that may include this CFDA among other nutrition listings. For 10.566 only, start on the program page.

CFDA 10.566 is a one-recipient, one-state listing in this extract: $18,233,290,027.82 in obligations, 20 awards, from USAspending.gov. About $912 million per award is the arithmetic of a block to one administering government. Twenty rows are multiple assistance actions for that recipient, not twenty agencies. Other nutrition listings with dozens of recipients and 50-plus states are separate CFDA rows and are not added into the $18.2 billion.

Household caseload, retailer redemptions, and benefit outlays are outside the packet. The Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico program page overlays 10.566. Source: USAspending.gov assistance awards.

Maximum concentration in the assistance file

Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico, CFDA 10.566, is the most concentrated listing in this set on recipient and state dimensions: $18,233,290,027.82 in obligations, 20 awards, 1 recipient, 1 state, per USAspending.gov. About $912 million per award on a simple average is the arithmetic of a block to one administering government. Twenty award records against one recipient means multiple assistance actions — originals and modifications as stored — not twenty separate agencies.

The title already locates the listing. The geographic count of 1 matches that scope in this extract. Other nutrition listings in the CFDA file, including WIC and SNAP administrative matching, are separate rows with many recipients and many states. This page does not add those listings into the $18.2 billion. Keep 10.566 as its own stock.

Twenty awards is not a household caseload. Outlays as benefits issued are not in the packet. The program page overlays 10.566; the programs index ranks it among other assistance listings by obligation size; agency pages may include this CFDA among other nutrition listings. Source: USAspending.gov assistance awards.

Questions

How much is obligated for nutrition assistance for Puerto Rico?

USAspending.gov records $18,233,290,027.82 in obligations for CFDA 10.566. SpendingVault indexes 20 awards, 1 recipient, and 1 state. The figure is an obligation sum from assistance awards, not an outlay and not a participant count. A simple average is about $912 million per award.

Why does CFDA 10.566 show only one recipient?

The extract lists 1 recipient, 1 state, and 20 awards against $18.2 billion. Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico is tagged as a single-jurisdiction listing in this file, unlike WIC’s 101 recipients or SNAP admin matching’s 69. The twenty awards are multiple assistance actions for that one recipient, not twenty separate agencies.

Is this the same CFDA as WIC or SNAP matching grants?

No. Nutrition Assistance for Puerto Rico is CFDA 10.566. Other nutrition listings in the assistance file are separate rows. This page does not add those listings into the $18.2 billion. The 10.566 extract shows 20 awards, 1 recipient, and 1 state — a concentrated structure, not a multi-jurisdiction nutrition blend.

Is $18.2 billion already issued as food benefits?

Not necessarily. Obligations are commitments on assistance awards tagged 10.566. Outlays are payments. This page reports the obligation stock from USAspending.gov. Monthly issuance, retailer redemptions, and remaining balances are outside the packet. CFDA 10.566’s $18.2 billion on 20 awards, 1 recipient, and 1 state is the USAspending obligation stock.