Reports & Plans

• Annual Reports
• Strategic Plans
• Budget Request & Annual Performance Plan
• Annual Development Reports
• Annual Environmental Reports
• Annual "No FEAR Act" Reports
• Annual Audit and Investigative Activities Report
• Other Reports to Congress
• Employee Survey Results
• OPIC Records Management

Annual Reports

• 2008 PDF | See All Annual Reports

Strategic Plans

• 2003-2008 Strategic Plan
• 2007-2011 OCIO Strategic Plan

Budget Request & Annual Performance Plan

• FY 2010 Budget Request  

• FY 2009 Budget Request
• FY 2009 Plan

• FY 2008 Budget Request
• FY 2008 Plan

• FY 2007 Budget Request
• FY 2007 Plan

• FY 2006 Budget Request
• FY 2006 Plan

Annual Development Reports

• FY 2008 Annual Policy Report
• FY 2007 Annual Policy Report
• FY 2006 Development Report

Development Update

Outlines the measurable development criteria OPIC uses to evaluate the development contribution of individual projects, the role of foreign direct investment in development, the concept of additionality, and more.
July 2003. PDF

Annual Environmental Reports

• FY 2006 Environmental Report

Annual "No FEAR Act" Reports

• FY 2009 Annual "No FEAR Act" Report
• FY 2008 Annual "No FEAR Act" Report
• FY 2007 Annual "No FEAR Act" Report
• FY 2006 Annual "No FEAR Act" Report
• FY 2005 Annual "No FEAR Act" Report

Annual Audit and Investigative Activities Report

• FY 2008 Report on Audit and Investigative Activities
• FY 2007 Report on Audit and Investigative Activities
• FY 2006 Report on Audit and Investigative Activities

Other Reports to Congress

• FY 2008 Buy America Report
• FY 2006 and FY 2007 Buy America Report
• FY 2004 and FY 2005 Buy America Report

Employee Survey Results

• 2010 Annual Employee Survey Results 
• 2009 Annual Employee Survey Results 
• 2008 Annual Employee Survey Results

OPIC Records Management

The Federal Records Act and other statutes require all federal agencies to create records that document their activities, file records for safe storage and efficient retrieval, and dispose of records according to agency schedules.  The publicly available www.opic.gov website contains documents and artifacts that detail how OPIC is meeting existing records management requirements including policy and guidance, laws and statutes, schedules, and tools.

• Policy and Guidance – OPIC Records Management Directive 

• Laws & Statutes -  http://www.archives.gov/about/laws/

• Schedules – A records schedule provides mandatory instructions for the disposition of records (including the transfer of permanent records and disposal of temporary records) when they are no longer needed by the agency.  All federal records must be scheduled (44 U.S.C. 3303) either by an agency-specific schedule or a General Records Schedule (GRS). The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) must approve all records schedules.

1. OPIC-Specific Records Schedule: OPIC maintains a file plan and classification scheme describing the record type, the component owning the record, and the approved disposition.  OPIC’s agency-specific schedule is being revised at the time of this writing.  Upon completion of the revisions, that schedule will be posted to this page for public consumption. 
2. NARA General Records Schedules: http://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/grs

• Tools - OPIC Records Management Training Briefing 

• Contact – Essie Bryant, Records Analyst & Agency Clearance Officer

• Phone: 202-336-8563 
• Email: ebrya@opic.gov