The Trump administration’s 2018 budget request is out. Though the next year’s budget request to Congress is normally due the first Monday in February, a new administration is traditionally given a few months (usually until sometime in April) to come up with the whole thing.

The document that came out today is called the “skinny budget,” because it contains very little detail. We don’t know yet what worldwide programs would be cut by how much—much less which countries would get what.

What we can see today is skinny, but it’s horrifying. It proposes cutting all diplomacy and foreign assistance by 29 percent in one year: from $52.8 billion in 2016 to $37.6 billion in 2018.

Imagine that: trying to slice nearly one out of every three dollars from all embassies and all assistance, both military and economic, worldwide. Abruptly, for a fiscal year that starts on October 1.

By the time this gets through Congress, there will probably be cuts, though they won’t be this deep. Leading Republican appropriators, especially Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-South Carolina), chairman of the subcommittee that drafts the foreign aid bill, have already objected. (The phrase Graham used was “dead on arrival.”)

But for now, imagine that it was your job to cut this key government function by nearly one-third, as the White House proposes. Here are the diplomacy and foreign aid accounts, as they appeared in the 2016 State and Foreign Operations budget appropriation [PDF]. (That’s the last time Congress passed a budget bill; we currently continue at 2016 levels.) What on earth would you cut to get down to $37.6 billion?

Item (including “overseas contingency” funds)	Amount, millions of US$
All administration of foreign affairs (diplomacy, embassy security, cultural programs, etc.)	11,439
Global Health Programs	8,503
Foreign Military Financing	6,026
($3.1 billion of the above account goes to Israel, and the Trump administration’s 2018 budget proposal won’t cut it.)
Economic Support Fund	4,318
Migration and Refugee Assistance	3,059
International Disaster Assistance	2,794
Development Assistance	2,781
Contributions to international peacekeeping missions	2,461
USAID administration	1,517
Contributions to all international organizations (UN, OAS, etc.)	1,446
International Narcotics Control and Law Enforcement	1,267
World Bank International Development Association	1,197
(Everything below this row makes up only 13 percent of the total)
Assistance for Europe, Eurasia, and Central Asia	930
Millennium Challenge Corporation	901
Nonproliferation, Anti-Terrorism, Demining and Related Programs	885
International broadcasting	750
Peacekeeping Operations	600
Peace Corps	410
Assistance through international organizations	339
African Development Bank	210
World Bank International Bank for Reconstruction and Development	187
World Bank Clean Technology Fund	171
National Endowment for Democracy	170
World Bank Global Environment Facility	168
Democracy Fund	151
International commissions	123
International Military Education and Training	108
Asian Development Fund	105
Inter-American Development Bank	102
U.S.-Mexico Boundary and Water Commission	74
Transition Initiatives	67
Trade and Development Agency	60
Emergency Refugee and Migration Assistance Fund	50
World Bank Strategic Climate Fund	50
Global Agriculture and Food Security Program	43
United States Institute of Peace	35
International Fund for Agricultural Development	32
U.S. African Development Foundation	30
USAID Complex Crises Fund	30
International Affairs Technical Assistance	24
Inter-American Foundation	23
Asia Foundation	17
East-West Center	17
North American Development Bank	10
Development Credit Authority	8
Asian Development Bank	6
Commission on International Religious Freedom	4
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission	4
Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe	3
Congressional-Executive Commission on the People’s Republic of China	2
Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad	1